South triumphs in Philadelphia convention with Fillmore
The Philadelphia convention elevates Millard Fillmore and Winfield Scott? Donelson? to the ticket amid Southern support. The piece asserts the South secured victory by shaping a flexible platform on slavery while northern anti slavery forces rally for the Republican path. It notes factions, resignations, and the political landscape across Whigs and Free Soil currents.
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