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who did the american party nominate
ex-president Fillmore
mistake as he was known to have pro-southern sympathies (signing FSA 1850)
limited appeal in the north
who did the republican party nominate
John Fremont
best choice, ex-know-nothing, and ex-democrat (seems strange choice but he had a colourful career)
republican party said congress had the right and the duty to prohibit slavery in the territories
slogan = ‘free soil, free labour, free men, Fremont’
who did democrats nominate + platform
Buchanan
democrat platform upheld 1850 compromise and endorsed popular sovereignty
who won 1856 election
Buchanan became president - 45.3% of votes, all but 1 southern state - democrat win
republican reaction to 1856 election
disappointed but happy they had come so close to winning presidency so early
if they had carried Pennsylvania and Illinois they would have won
had trounced the american party - shows northerners saw slavery as a bigger threat than catholicism
what did northerners think of buchanan’s ruling
feared he was a tool of the slave power conspiracy
his actions (dred scott case, kansas) confirmed this
what cabinet did Buchanan choose
pro-southern cabinet
4 slave owners