Letters of Gideon J Pillow to James K Polk
Letters of Gideon J Pillow to James K Polk
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You shall hear from us. We are aljout adjourning and it is night. Yours GiD. J. Pillow' \T. Pillow to Polk. [B. \LTiM0RE. ] May 29th. 1844 Dear Govr. On this morning we brought your name before the Convention for the Presidency. On the first ballot you received 42 votes — on the 2nd. You received 266 votes, being every vote in the Convention. The Dele- gates of South Carolina, then made their appearance and pledged the State of South Carolina to support and sustain the nomination. Never ' C/. G...eorge Bancroft to I. G. Harris, Newport, R. I. , August 30, 1887, Bancroft Papers, Lenox Library Building, New York ; ". .. Polk owed his nomination by the Democratic Convention to me. . .. I went into the nomi- nating convention enjoying the perfect confidence of the delegation of Massa- chusetts, confidence that was so great that I might almost call it the power of direction. Van Buren lost the nomination by his declaration against the an- nexation of Texas, which was not made better by his promising to annex Texas if the Democrats were determined to impose that condition on their candidate.
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You shall hear from us. We are aljout adjourning and it is night. Yours GiD. J. Pillow' \T. Pillow to Polk. [B. \LTiM0RE. ] May 29th. 1844 Dear Govr. On this morning we brought your name before the Convention for the Presidency. On the first ballot you received 42 votes — on the 2nd. You received 266 votes, being every vote in the Convention. The Dele- gates of South Carolina, then made their appearance and pledged the State of South Carolina to support and sustain the nomination. Never ' C/. G...eorge Bancroft to I. G. Harris, Newport, R. I. , August 30, 1887, Bancroft Papers, Lenox Library Building, New York ; ". .. Polk owed his nomination by the Democratic Convention to me. . .. I went into the nomi- nating convention enjoying the perfect confidence of the delegation of Massa- chusetts, confidence that was so great that I might almost call it the power of direction. Van Buren lost the nomination by his declaration against the an- nexation of Texas, which was not made better by his promising to annex Texas if the Democrats were determined to impose that condition on their candidate.
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