This man was an owner of the Saginaw Bay Company along with James Fraser and Daniel Fitzhugh and at one point moved into the Webster House built by the company. He studied law under Alexander Dallas years before he wrote the pamphlet The American Churches, the Bulwarks of American Slavery. The "Garland forgery" hurt his political campaign when he ran with Thomas Morris as his vice president, after having earlier run with Thomas Earle. He founded a newspaper called the Philanthropist in Cincinnati after he'd spent some time in Alabama outlawing the importation of slaves and formed the Kentucky Anti-Slavery Society. The party he is associated with nominated John Parker Hale in 1848 and then merged itself with the Free Soil Party. FTP, name th
This man was an owner of the Saginaw Bay Company along with James Fraser and Daniel Fitzhugh and at one point moved into the Webster House built by the company. He studied law under Alexander Dallas years before he wrote the pamphlet The American Churches, the Bulwarks of American Slavery. The "Garland forgery" hurt his political campaign when he ran with Thomas Morris as his vice president, after having earlier run with Thomas Earle. He founded a newspaper called the Philanthropist in Cincinnati after he'd spent some time in Alabama outlawing the importation of slaves and formed the Kentucky Anti-Slavery Society. The party he is associated with nominated John Parker Hale in 1848 and then merged itself with the Free Soil Party. FTP, name this two-time presidential candidate for the Liberty Party.
This man was an owner of the Saginaw Bay Company along with James Fraser and Daniel Fitzhugh and at one point moved into the Webster House built by the company.
James Gillespie Birney