The Charleston Convention Ends In Row And Disruption
The Charleston Democratic convention collapsed after two weeks of bitter hostility. factions blasted each other with claims of deceit and factionalism, leaving Douglas and his backers sidelined. adjourned to meet in Baltimore on June 18, signaling the end of the party’s national cohesion and optimism for Douglas.
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Correspondence from Wamaxos and Catantewroy reports a riven Democratic Convention as Southern delegates withdraw in protest. Proposals split party over Cincinnati platform and Douglas, with Alabama Mississippi Florida and others withdrawing or voting by districts. Adjournment leaves a turbulent scene and looming realignment.
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