A Letter On the Subject of the Vice Presidency in Favor of the Claims of Jas
A Letter On the Subject of the Vice Presidency in Favor of the Claims of Jas
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That Mr. Van Bf. Ren would be the nominee, the convention had not the slightest doubt. By the course adopted, all, even the slightest division in the party in the Staie, in advance of the action of the national convention, was prudently avoided. The delegates chosen to represent the State in the convention at Baltimore, profess a full knowledge of the sentiments of the democracy of their respective districts and sections of the State. That sentiment is known to i)e favorable to Mr. Van Buren's ...nom- ination. The delegates are not instructed; but i;o doubt can exist of their will and wish to faithfully represent their constituents. Tliis sixth reason, therefore, why Mr. King should be preferred to Gov. Polk, when tested by the truth of the real state of public sentiment in Tennessee, must neces- sarily fall to the ground'as possessing no weight in itself. This, as well as the seventh reason as- signed for the preference of Mr. King — that is to say: "the political condition of their respective States" — does Gov.
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That Mr. Van Bf. Ren would be the nominee, the convention had not the slightest doubt. By the course adopted, all, even the slightest division in the party in the Staie, in advance of the action of the national convention, was prudently avoided. The delegates chosen to represent the State in the convention at Baltimore, profess a full knowledge of the sentiments of the democracy of their respective districts and sections of the State. That sentiment is known to i)e favorable to Mr. Van Buren's ...nom- ination. The delegates are not instructed; but i;o doubt can exist of their will and wish to faithfully represent their constituents. Tliis sixth reason, therefore, why Mr. King should be preferred to Gov. Polk, when tested by the truth of the real state of public sentiment in Tennessee, must neces- sarily fall to the ground'as possessing no weight in itself. This, as well as the seventh reason as- signed for the preference of Mr. King — that is to say: "the political condition of their respective States" — does Gov.
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