Reasons for Voting for Martin Van Buren
Reasons for Voting for Martin Van Buren
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— Sec- ondly, that the Legislature of Mississippi, a Democratic State, desiring to nominate him for the Presidency, sent a comtnittee to see him, converse with him, and, if possible, ascertain his opinions on matters of important concern.
That this committee went to him, and report, that, in their conversation with him, he expressed himself in favor of obtaining territory from Mexico, and said that " the South should never submit to the passage of the Wilmot Proviso," this statement having gone... the rounds of the papers. North and South, and never having been contradicted or denied.
And that he was nominated by the Mississippi Legislature, for the reason especially that he was sound on this point, and accepted the nomination without denying that he was so ; which, if he were the honest man he is said to be, he would have done, had he felt any doubts on the subject. — 11 And, finally, that the whole Southern portion of the Whig party, under the feeling that the extension of slavery, or its prohibition in the new territories, was the great question at issue in the coming Presidential election, united to a man in the nomination of Taylor at the CJonvention at Philadelphia^ and gave it to be understood by their Northern brethren, that if he was not nominated they should secede, and give their support to no one else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Sec- ondly, that the Legislature of Mississippi, a Democratic State, desiring to nominate him for the Presidency, sent a comtnittee to see him, converse with him, and, if possible, ascertain his opinions on matters of important concern.
That this committee went to him, and report, that, in their conversation with him, he expressed himself in favor of obtaining territory from Mexico, and said that " the South should never submit to the passage of the Wilmot Proviso," this statement having gone... the rounds of the papers. North and South, and never having been contradicted or denied.
And that he was nominated by the Mississippi Legislature, for the reason especially that he was sound on this point, and accepted the nomination without denying that he was so ; which, if he were the honest man he is said to be, he would have done, had he felt any doubts on the subject. — 11 And, finally, that the whole Southern portion of the Whig party, under the feeling that the extension of slavery, or its prohibition in the new territories, was the great question at issue in the coming Presidential election, united to a man in the nomination of Taylor at the CJonvention at Philadelphia^ and gave it to be understood by their Northern brethren, that if he was not nominated they should secede, and give their support to no one else.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F Warr to read onlineMoreLess
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