...president, and Millard Fillmore for vice-president 1817 Formation of the free-soil party, and nomination of Martin Van Buren for president, and Charles Francis Adams for vice president, by a convention at Buffalo, New York 1818 Election of Taylor aid Fillmorc, the whig candidates for...

...and Vice President of, the Free Democratic National Convention which met at Buffalo during that year, and nominated Martin Van Buren for President and Charles Francis Adams for Vice President of the United States. When the public mind began to comprehend the importance of Railroad communication...

...refused to declare itself against the extension of slavery into the territories. The Buffalo convention nominated Martin Van Buren for President, and Charles Francis Adams for Vice President. It was attended by delegates from all the free States, and from Maryland, the District of Columbia,...

...Texas. A national mass convention of the friends of free territory met at Buffalo, in August, 1848, and nominated Martin Van Buren for President, and Charles Francis Adams for Vice-President. The Abolitionists, who had already nominated John P. Hale, of New Hampshire, for President,...

...and Millard Fillmore. The Free-Soil party held its first convention in Buffalo, on the gth of August, and nominated Martin Van Buren for President and Charles Francis Adams for Vice- President. The Liberty party withdrew the nominations which it had previously made, joined in the proceedings of this...

...and Millard Fillmore. The Free-Soil party held its first convention in Buffalo, on the gih of August, and nominated Martin Van Buren for President and Charles Francis Adams for Vice-President. The Liberty party withdrew the nominations which it had previously made, joined in...

...were in attendance, and they adopted a platform opposing the extension of slavery to the territories, and nominated Martin Van Buren for president and Charles Francis Adams for vice-president. The canvass was able and vigorous throughout the free States upon the lines laid down...

...the newly organized free-soil party, consisting largely of democrats, held its convention at Buffalo and nominated Martin Van Buren for president and Charles Francis Adams for vice-president. There was no hope of electing these candidates, but this little party grew, six years...

...the newly organized free-soil party, consisting largely of democrats, held its convention at Buffalo and nominated Martin Van Buren for president and Charles Francis Adams for vice-president. There WHS no hope of electing these candidates, but this little party grew, six years...

...The State of New York were represented in the Democratic national convention at Baltimore, May 22d of that year, by two delegations, that of the free...Buren for president, and Charles Francis Adams for vice-president. The Democrats nominated General Cass for president and William O. Butler, of Kentucky,...