Works: With a Biographical Memoir, volume 2
Works: With a Biographical Memoir, volume 2
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So far, then, from imputing any motive to these con- ventions over the country, or to the convention in Philadelphia, as operating on a majority of the members, to promote slavery by the nomination of General Taylor, I do not believe a word of it, — not one word. I see that one part of what is called the Platform of the Buffalo Convention says that the candidates be- fore the public were nominated under the dictation of the slave power. I do not believe a word of it In the first place, a very g...reat majority of the convention at Philadelphia was composed of members from the Free States.
By a very great majority they might have nominated any body they chose. But the Free States did not choose to nominate a Free State man, or a Northern man. Even our neighbors, the States of New England, with the exception of New Hamp- shire and a part of Maine, neither proposed nor concurred in the nomination of any Northern man. Vermont would hear of nothing but the nomination of a Southern and slaveholding candidate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So far, then, from imputing any motive to these con- ventions over the country, or to the convention in Philadelphia, as operating on a majority of the members, to promote slavery by the nomination of General Taylor, I do not believe a word of it, — not one word. I see that one part of what is called the Platform of the Buffalo Convention says that the candidates be- fore the public were nominated under the dictation of the slave power. I do not believe a word of it In the first place, a very g...reat majority of the convention at Philadelphia was composed of members from the Free States.
By a very great majority they might have nominated any body they chose. But the Free States did not choose to nominate a Free State man, or a Northern man. Even our neighbors, the States of New England, with the exception of New Hamp- shire and a part of Maine, neither proposed nor concurred in the nomination of any Northern man. Vermont would hear of nothing but the nomination of a Southern and slaveholding candidate.
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