- The
Free Soil Party was a short-lived
coalition political party in the
United States active from 1848 to 1854, when it
merged into the
Republican Party...
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Free Soil is a
village in
Mason County in the U.S.
state of Michigan. The po****tion was 158 at the 2020 census. The
village is
located within Free Soil...
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platform dispute. Van
Buren broke from his
party to lead the
ticket of the
Free Soil Party,
which opposed the
extension of
slavery into the territories. The...
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plants and
soil organisms. Some
scientific definitions distinguish dirt from
soil by
restricting the
former term
specifically to
displaced soil.
Soil consists...
- census. The
village of Free
Soil is
located within the township.
Free Soil Township was
named in 1848
after the
Free Soil Party. The
township is in northern...
- Whig
nominee General Winfield Scott. A
third party candidate from the
Free Soil party, John P. Hale, also ran and came in
third place, but got no electoral...
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Martin Van Buren, and most of the
Liberty Party folded into the
larger Free Soil Party.
Smith and the
Liberty League continued to
maintain an separate...
- the "Bleeding Kansas"
period of the
later 1850s were
called Free-Staters and
Free-
Soilers, and
fought against pro-slavery
Border Ruffians from Missouri...
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senator Lewis C**** for president,
while a
minority broke off to
become the
Free Soil Party,
backing former president Van Buren. The
Whigs chose General Zachary...
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United States,
where by 1858 it had
enlisted former Whigs and
former Free Soil Democrats to form
majorities in
nearly every Northern state. With the...
