The Presidential Campaign of 1832
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9 * In Pennsylvania, where Van Buren was least popular, a temporary reaction in his favor resulted. 95 In Virginia, so strong was the dislike of persecution, that sentiment swung strongly to Van Buren and the Junto at once began to uti lize it. 96 From Jackson s friends in Tennessee and Alabama came news of Van Buren s rise in popular estimation and pledges of support for him. 97 In short, as Cambreleng wrote Van Buren, "the rejection . . . Has made you twice as strong as you ever were at home ...and has made a party for you throughout the union. " 98 Van Buren was much surprised at his enemies blunder. His political future was assured and it only remained for him to avoid mistakes. So careful was he that he did not even wish to appear to exploit the sentiment in his favor at home, and so took care not to arrive there until after the party convention at Baltimore. 99 He contented himself with a trip to the continent and with a letter to his friends author izing the use of his name for vice-president.
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9 * In Pennsylvania, where Van Buren was least popular, a temporary reaction in his favor resulted. 95 In Virginia, so strong was the dislike of persecution, that sentiment swung strongly to Van Buren and the Junto at once began to uti lize it. 96 From Jackson s friends in Tennessee and Alabama came news of Van Buren s rise in popular estimation and pledges of support for him. 97 In short, as Cambreleng wrote Van Buren, "the rejection . . . Has made you twice as strong as you ever were at home ...and has made a party for you throughout the union. " 98 Van Buren was much surprised at his enemies blunder. His political future was assured and it only remained for him to avoid mistakes. So careful was he that he did not even wish to appear to exploit the sentiment in his favor at home, and so took care not to arrive there until after the party convention at Baltimore. 99 He contented himself with a trip to the continent and with a letter to his friends author izing the use of his name for vice-president.
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