Remarks of Mr. Truman Smith. on the Imputations of N.B. Blunt. on His Course as a Delegate to the Recent Whig National Convention, Together with an exposition of the benefits. to the Country from the elevation of Gen. Zachary Taylor.

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8vo. Self-cover. 8pp. Very good. Slightest of age toning. Political intrigue in which this Connecticut representative (1791-1884) defends his actions at the Whig presidential convention against attacks made by another delegate (Blunt), maintaining that he was not a Henry Clay puppet. Indeed not, as he here argues. Not only was he a tried-and-true Zachary Taylor man, but he was one of the first Whig leaders to champion Taylor for president and he went on to direct Taylor's campaign. First edition. SABIN 84452. N° de ref. del artículo 16307

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