Its namesake was elected after a resignation by Simon Cameron. William Yancey's development of the "
Its namesake was elected after a resignation by Simon Cameron. William Yancey's development of the "Alabama Platform" was formed in response to this amendment, which was ratified twice in the house, but the senate refused to impose its restrictions on President Polk's Army appropriation bill for lands acquired from Mexico, which would have barred slavery in the new territory. FTP identify this congressional proposal of August 8, 1846, named after a senator from Pennsylvania.
Its namesake was elected after a resignation by Simon Cameron.
Wilmot Proviso