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A Political Rally Speech on Taylor and Van Buren
A Massachusetts audience hears a long address arguing Gen Taylor is a Whig nominee with strong personal character but debating the Buffalo platform’s slavery stance. The speaker critiques Van Buren, Cass, and Free Soil elements while urging unity among Massachusetts Whigs to consider the Texas and Mexican War legacies and the path to the 1848 presidency.
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