Letter from Samuel May, Leicester, [Mass.], to George Thomas Davis, June 29, 1840
May claims that he cannot see how "abolitionists can consistently vote" for General William Henry Harrison, a pro-slavery candidate. He says that he "cannot bear to think of Daniel Webster's getting up in Alexandria, and calling on Southern Politicians to bear witness for him,...
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