1831-1847. Democrats and Whigs

James Schouler

Dodd, Mead, 1889 - United States

Contents

• CHAPTER: 1
• 37: 9
• SECTION III: 31
• Calhouns turningpoint his national ambition crushed: 73
• Recess of Congress Jacksons rupture with Calhoun: 81
• Calhouns new heresies nullification political movements: 85
• PAOE: 103
• CHAPTER XIV: 112
• Tours of Clay and Webster new era of travel: 121
• Early locomotives and trains accidents State charters: 129
• Secret plan of removing the deposits cabinet opinions Secre: 137
• Bank stands firm Biddles response condition of the Bank: 146
• Clay leads the assault upon the President panic session: 152
• Discontent of South Carolina freetrade arguments: 153
• Temporary distress in money market machinery of supplication: 160
• Jackson protests against Senate resolution Taney and other: 165
• From distress to inflation mania for local bank charters: 173
• Attempt on the Presidents life: 179
• SECTION II: 188
• Early Whig gains State ns Presidential candidates: 197
• New antislavery movement the situation reviewed: 203
• Condition in 1831 slave insurrection in Virginia new northern: 209
• Antislavery riots incendiary speeches and pamphlets Garrison: 217
• Arkansas and Michigan admitted local deposits sanctioned: 229
• Van Buren chosen President election returns and methods: 236
• France conforms to the treaty amicable settlement: 243
• Offers made to Mexico American settlers Jackson and Houston: 251
• Defiance to the Union nullifying ordinance: 253
• lation: 257
• Distress of the poor New York fire flour riots: 263
• V: 274
• 285: 285
• New Whig gains administration unpopular State elections: 289
• Democratic defalcations exposed Van Buren hampered: 295
• Secession of southern members conciliating resolutions: 302
• Final session gagrule duel of Graves and Cilley: 308
• SECTION II: 316
• Correspondence of northern and southern governors slavetrade: 343
• Calhouns friends forced out new appointments 38: 344
• Van Burens administration reviewed personal character: 349
• CHAPTER XVI: 359
• CHAPTER XVII: 367
• The Virginia clique Tylers constitutional scruples: 375
• First Bank bill Clay and Secretary Ewing bill passes Congress 880: 382
• Whig policy gravelled Tylers motives considered: 389
• Northeastern boundary troubles: 399
• land distribution: 407
• Dickens in America efforts for international copyright: 421
• Oollision of freedom and slavery fugitive slaves supreme: 427
• A President without a party Whigs proclaim Clay for their: 431
• The Texas intrigue southern attempts to arouse sentiment: 441
• Secret overtures from Texas British influence truce between: 447
• House elections by general ticket Presidents caveat and State: 453
• Treaty submitted discomfiture of Clay and Van Buren Presi: 460
• Democratic convention Van Buren set aside nomination: 466
• Exciting canvass Clay and the Liberty party explanatory: 475
• Treaty with China last vetoes and nominations to office: 490
• Polk as an administrator his cabinet offended party factions: 498
• The Oregon question conflicting title with Great Britain 604: 508
• British concessions prompt treaty defining Oregon boundary 618: 517
• Secret envoy to Mexico Slidell and his ill success Mexican: 523
• Officeholders convention Tyler and Texas: 529
• Dismembered Mexican provinces occupied: 535
• Magnetic telegraph messages between Baltimore and Washing: 539
• Democratic war makes Whig reputations Taylor Scott bili: 541
• APPENDIX: 551
• 418: 557
• 85: 558

Bibliographic information

• Title: 1831-1847. Democrats and Whigs; Volume 4 of History of the United States of America, Under the Constitution, James Schouler
• Author: James Schouler
• Publisher: Dodd, Mead, 1889
• Original from: UC Southern Regional Library Facility
• Digitized: Jun 5, 2014