- a city or
county within a state.
Advocates for
secession are
called disunionists by
their contemporaries in
various historical do****ents.
Threats and...
- George-Nichol, Jesse. " 'Certain Ill-Considered Phrases':
Edward Bates and the
Disunionist Dangers of
Radical Rhetoric," in New
Perspectives on the
Union War edited...
- over
whether the
Constitution supported the
institution of slavery. The
disunionist faction led by
William Lloyd Garrison and
Wendell Phillips argued that...
- of
these results that,
while Douglas maintained that
there was "not a
disunionist in
America who is not a
Breckinridge man", it is more
likely that party...
- the
State will
almost defy com****tion [.] So far as
heard from the
disunionist have
carried by a
single precinct. The
Union and
American [Nashville...
-
supported the Whig Party. It
criticized Democrats and
their convention as
disunionist. It was Unionist.
Quincy Underwood died in 1876 two
years after it ceased...
- to end slavery, and
described the anti-slavery
Republican Party as a "
disunionist" party, in
contrast to the "Union men and
Southern men" parti****ting...
-
present deplorable civil war has been
forced upon the
country by the
disunionists of the
southern States now in
revolt against the
constitutional government...
- do care — such as
Union appeals beseeching true
Union men to
yield to
Disunionists,
reversing the
divine rule, and calling, not the sinners, but the righteous...
-
might not be the swift, neat
confrontation they
hoped for – and that
disunionists might need to be held
legally liable for
their actions. "The Northern...