Charge Against General Harrison for Voting to Sell White Men for Debt
Charge Against General Harrison for Voting to Sell White Men for Debt
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He was a member at the time of the popular branch, in which the bill originated ; and, for the support he gave this section, neither he nor any one of the majority with whom he acted was ever called in question. On the contrary, many of that num- ber have since been honored, in various ways, with the confidence and approba- tion of the people.
Among those who voted with General Harrison in the Senate, against the mo- tion to strike out the section, was Eli Baldwin, whose name you will find in t...he journal I have read. When General Harrison was a candidate, in 1836, for the Presidency, this same Mr. Baldwin was the candidate of the Van Buren parly in that State for the office of Governor. During the canvass, which was a very an- imated one, the charge was made by the Van Buren party that General Harrison had voted to sell white men for debt. But, when it was discovered that Mr. Bald- win had given the same vote, the federal leaders changed their tactics, or rather the scene for displaying them ; and they caused the charge, with ail its known falsehood, to be put in travelling condition, and sent oft" to Maryland, in the hope that it might receive there, from the hand of strangers, a more hospitable recep- tion than it had met with at home, where it was better known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a member at the time of the popular branch, in which the bill originated ; and, for the support he gave this section, neither he nor any one of the majority with whom he acted was ever called in question. On the contrary, many of that num- ber have since been honored, in various ways, with the confidence and approba- tion of the people.
Among those who voted with General Harrison in the Senate, against the mo- tion to strike out the section, was Eli Baldwin, whose name you will find in t...he journal I have read. When General Harrison was a candidate, in 1836, for the Presidency, this same Mr. Baldwin was the candidate of the Van Buren parly in that State for the office of Governor. During the canvass, which was a very an- imated one, the charge was made by the Van Buren party that General Harrison had voted to sell white men for debt. But, when it was discovered that Mr. Bald- win had given the same vote, the federal leaders changed their tactics, or rather the scene for displaying them ; and they caused the charge, with ail its known falsehood, to be put in travelling condition, and sent oft" to Maryland, in the hope that it might receive there, from the hand of strangers, a more hospitable recep- tion than it had met with at home, where it was better known.
What to read after Charge Against General Harrison for Voting to Sell White Men for Debt?
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