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... Democratic party. Polk was an ardent believer in the annexation policy and stood upon a platform declaring for the "reoccupation of Oregon and the reannexation of Texas at the earliest practicable moment"—as if the prefix "re ...
... Democratic party. Polk was an ardent believer in the annexation policy and stood upon a platform declaring for the "reoccupation of Oregon and the reannexation of Texas at the earliest practicable moment"—as if the prefix "re ...
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... Democratic, Mr. Buchanan recommended them to accept and ratify the Lecompton ProSlavery Constitution. In March, 1858 ... Democrat) known as the CrittendenMontgomery Compromise, was adopted. The Senate refused to concur, and the report of ...
... Democratic, Mr. Buchanan recommended them to accept and ratify the Lecompton ProSlavery Constitution. In March, 1858 ... Democrat) known as the CrittendenMontgomery Compromise, was adopted. The Senate refused to concur, and the report of ...
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... Democratic Senate adjourned without action on the Bill; and it was not until early in 1861 that Kansas was at last admitted. In the meantime, the Free Trade Tariff of 1846 had produced the train of business and financial disasters that ...
... Democratic Senate adjourned without action on the Bill; and it was not until early in 1861 that Kansas was at last admitted. In the meantime, the Free Trade Tariff of 1846 had produced the train of business and financial disasters that ...
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... Democratic candidate, John C. Breckinridge of Kentucky, the Administration or Breckinridge—Democratic candidate, and John Bell of Tennessee, the candidate of the BellUnion party. The great preliminary struggle which largely influenced ...
... Democratic candidate, John C. Breckinridge of Kentucky, the Administration or Breckinridge—Democratic candidate, and John Bell of Tennessee, the candidate of the BellUnion party. The great preliminary struggle which largely influenced ...
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... Democratic ProSlavery Party, and announced in compact and cogent phrase, from his own point of view, the attitude, upon the Slavery question, of the Republican Party. In that remarkable speech—which at once attracted the attention of ...
... Democratic ProSlavery Party, and announced in compact and cogent phrase, from his own point of view, the attitude, upon the Slavery question, of the Republican Party. In that remarkable speech—which at once attracted the attention of ...
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