The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-08-26

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So,7t}. wrote smother letter in yhial:
~ s.;d thot for from HAVING a,y
,srsooal ~ objection TO the annexation
~ Te~as he would be clad to see it
witbont dishonor without war with
tha coYomon consent of the union
and upon fair terms"
This declaration of Claws turned
oro;nst him many anfi-sIayerr men in
tSa Nn~tb and j. believed TO have
oos4 oos h;n Tho vote of the State Of New
Vsrt w. 1s and w;fb # tIe election. Had
~. u. ,so,,. "ut ths .nt; s}svsrv eIamen. an
10y s;5a Se9o 90 -; - Voc ~ tba bsc;nn;no
- of1 tba bt oanvoss he would surely have
Haen sn president
" Clov Voc defeated for the Presideu-
t;ol non;nation in the whio national
convant;on cl,,, Of 1913 by General Zach
oor w.. Torlor II has often been said
sbat q, NV the Iatter's military elorv
na-e - b;no tho nom;nation over Clay
3"'0 w or.,or
WEBSTER oNA oAANo
Oanei MeoseaT' lncohpasaoie as
orator ana oelen"er OF '1e yoNs:itu
ton, never aao Ho' one resity soo's
cnance 10 become IlesloeN'' DIV,
that ne put ASIDE >of Inc very goo"
reason that It was an"or'ny Oh 2'n'
and MS great reputation;
Ine MeSican "Sl :ssu q, p.oss.e ss.a
GENERA Aaensty Lsttot ti .n.9 tl .uG o.: .o.
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p.ass ~., - D. 81. ~ tha 7-n;te3
c{ota0 ~, TsvEo,'s death
Ai,. Webster Indignantly refused
to accept sbe second place on the
ticket but Mr. Claws defeat in 1871
had made many whigs afraid 70 take
him again rs a candidate. Mr.. We5-
ster, or the other hand, was thought
10 be entirely too independent.
On President Tsylor's death, July
7, 1850. Mr.. Webster became Presi-
dent Pilmore's Secretary Of State.
An earnest attempt was made by his
friends to secure his nomination for
the Presidency in 1852, but On the
Hrsa ballot IN tie convention he re-
ce;ysd only twentv-nine votes. while
thera we're 13a for General Scott and
100 for Mr. Fillmore The result