American Presaident #15: James Buchanan (1857-1861)

American Presaident #15: James Buchanan (1857-1861)

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@douglaz74
@douglaz74 - 18.10.2012 06:48

The Southern Planter Class had chance to realize that world was changing and work to end slavery. The Southern Planter class blames Lincoln but WHAT ABOUT Andrew Jackson. He was prepared to use force in 1832.

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@douglaz74
@douglaz74 - 20.10.2012 10:40

There would have been no peace between North and South even if the South gained it's independence. The Abolitionists would have controlled Congress and revoked the 1850 fugitive slave law greatly encouraging the underground railroad.The plantation owners would have face serious revolts like Nat Turners and the Northners, although racist, would have embittered towards the South. They would not only refused any treaty returning slaves but supported slave revolts.

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@douglaz74
@douglaz74 - 20.10.2012 10:48

Why was the South so eager to leave the union? Yes there were tariff and other economic issues involved but slavery hung large in the background of these issues. One way or another the South was going to have to free the slaves. Yes, Lincoln was racist and started the war to keep the south in the Union but as time went on he ended slavery

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@ElTigreEsq
@ElTigreEsq - 26.01.2013 03:33

Boiled down to a State's Rights issue. The States felt the Constitution gave the power to the individual States rather than having to uphold what the Gov't stated as law.

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@MegaAstrodude
@MegaAstrodude - 29.01.2013 22:42

One sons is a rendition of the Battle Cry of Freedom.

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@MegaAstrodude
@MegaAstrodude - 29.01.2013 22:49

Lincoln personally was ardently opposed to slavery when he assumed the presidency, but he just wasn't willing to use his Executive Powers to end it until the Civil War broke out of Ft. Sumter.

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@Johnson48ize
@Johnson48ize - 21.03.2013 05:12

I'm really into the Presidents. These are really good stories!

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@johnc.calhoun7755
@johnc.calhoun7755 - 29.05.2013 05:02

What do you expect? It was brought to you by PBS A.K.A. the general government. Why would they ever want any of us to know the truth?

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@douglaz74
@douglaz74 - 19.08.2013 06:27

The South WAS NOT mistreated in fact it was spoiled. It had it's way for far too long if you look at the fugitive slave law and the battles over the tariffs. NO the south usually got it's way until Lincoln. When the Lincoln administration said no to slavery to the new territories the south through a fit.

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@douglaz74
@douglaz74 - 19.08.2013 06:34

what do you mean by unconstitutional legislation? Could mean that you would have supported slavery in the territories? Was the civil war initially fought to free the slaves, no but the issue of slavery was never to far beyond either

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@douglaz74
@douglaz74 - 19.08.2013 06:37

I find it interesting that the South prides itself on it's christian virtues when the economic and political interests in the region backed a horror institution like slavery.

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@douglaz74
@douglaz74 - 19.08.2013 06:39

That War was coming no matter who was president. While ending slavery was not the initial reason for the war, it neverless was a major thorn in the relations between north and south.

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@buzby-mp5eg
@buzby-mp5eg - 19.04.2016 15:11

Washington was the fifteenth President of the usa

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@jimstull
@jimstull - 28.01.2017 08:34

Buchanan would go to the slave market when he was President, buy slaves, take them to Pa. and set them free.

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@Naza_44
@Naza_44 - 07.02.2017 03:18

WOW!!!
Bachelor President; No First Lady, No First Children, just one man leading one great nation. I think that's what America needs right now!

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@coolcat5714
@coolcat5714 - 21.08.2017 09:24

I wonder if the abolitionists had not been so unyielding and radical....maybe slavery could have been eradicated peacefully over time?

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@scottaznavourian4568
@scottaznavourian4568 - 23.08.2017 00:02

presidency is a crown of thornes? buddy u arent jesus..judas is more like it

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@zerbos2479
@zerbos2479 - 04.11.2017 01:54

You really spelled president wrong in the title

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@johnqpublic1
@johnqpublic1 - 11.03.2018 10:53

amlsdm

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@johnqpublic1
@johnqpublic1 - 11.03.2018 10:53

a??

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@johnqpublic1
@johnqpublic1 - 11.03.2018 11:03

ew

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@regularhuman6414
@regularhuman6414 - 16.03.2018 16:39

anone noticed the "A"?

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@raider8sox
@raider8sox - 06.06.2018 00:15

If it wasn't for the Dred Scott decision, where do you think Buchanan would be placed in presidential rankings?

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@redjirachi1
@redjirachi1 - 22.08.2018 10:24

When you make Trump seem like a mediocore president by comparison

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@georgeshepherd6431
@georgeshepherd6431 - 30.01.2019 05:36

I like how they pick the voice actors--most of whom are not really actors at all--to portray the presidents.

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@kelroz450
@kelroz450 - 27.03.2019 04:47

Shows how important leadership is.
If instead of Lincoln, Buchanan had become president in march of 1861,the union would have perished from the face of the earth.
Where are are leaders today?
Leaders that inspire true hope,integrity within the american people.
As in the 1850's weak leadership based on personal ambition, partisan,regional appeals,rather then a noble and just cause, that seek to divide us rather then unite us as a people and nation,will eventually tear a nation apart.
Far to often in the recent past our leaders have looked like those of that earlier time,leading themselves,us and our country off of a cliff.
America has always had blind unbelievable luck when faced with the ultimate challenges,that have faced our country.
Both internal and external threats.
We are here today because of leaders like Washington,Lincoln,FDR.
Other nations in those ultimate times of peril,have had only a Buchanan to guide them,which is why most are are only footnotes to history today.
In 2020 let us chose wisely and make sure that in the distant mists of time,world historians wont recount that unlike in 1861 where we elected a Lincoln we elected a Buchanan leading no matter how long a road it took,to our ultimate demise as the great union we are known as of today.

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@leonandrews7180
@leonandrews7180 - 30.05.2019 08:05

He was gay.

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@DMBall
@DMBall - 05.10.2019 04:00

Henry Clay never missed an opportunity to make fun of Buchanan, who was widely regarded as a weakling and a conniver long before he ever reached the White House.

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@redjirachi1
@redjirachi1 - 06.10.2019 14:10

James Buchanan was epidemic of the desire to push off slavery and northern-southern tensions as long as possible.

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@scottaznavourian5791
@scottaznavourian5791 - 23.10.2019 13:23

'Let it alone' i hope they put ot on his fucking tombstone...coward

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@JENDALL714
@JENDALL714 - 04.11.2019 07:40

What I learned from these Presidential stories, is, to be President you had to have some tragic event in your life.

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@davidswift7776
@davidswift7776 - 20.11.2019 03:40

A very tragic portrayal of a lifetime politician that ultimately could not ascertain the difference between human rights and politics. Concise, insightful and frankly scary commentary of the man that preceded Lincoln.
• excellent, my awareness is improved !
Thank you for the post 👍

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@alexthelizardking
@alexthelizardking - 07.03.2020 06:55

Buch makes me puke

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@happyraccoon4791
@happyraccoon4791 - 04.04.2020 18:29

He was a southern democrat. Mormonism was a big supporter. When B sent the US army to Utah his object was to weaken the north in the coming war. The army marched in late May making it Obviously Impossible to make Salt Lake before the snow. What he was really doing was providing Mormonism with food and materials. The so called Utah War had zero shots fired and zero deaths.

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@jonkeim3481
@jonkeim3481 - 11.08.2020 05:48

Well at least he is now no longer the worst president in history!

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@johnnylongfeather3086
@johnnylongfeather3086 - 15.08.2020 04:28

Gay

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@starter47990
@starter47990 - 10.09.2020 17:54

Buchanan was the garbage President

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@redjirachi1
@redjirachi1 - 03.10.2020 14:17

Had he never been president James Buchanan would be well-remembered as an accomplished Pennsylvanian politician. Unfortunately, he won the 1856 election

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@lindadillon3061
@lindadillon3061 - 07.10.2020 17:27

It sounds like he was good at all the other roles such as foreign diplomat and Lawyer, just not the President role. Difference between Statesman and Politician.

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@jec1ny
@jec1ny - 10.11.2020 07:37

Buchannan was the worst president in US history... until January 20, 2017.

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@HistoryLanc
@HistoryLanc - 13.12.2020 20:56

Lancaster PA is pronounced Lang kister.

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@davidhall1732
@davidhall1732 - 03.02.2021 21:59

worst president ever along with trump !

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@mcrdl76
@mcrdl76 - 16.03.2021 07:10

Andrew Jackson called him "Aunt Fancy"

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@jimmymalone9139
@jimmymalone9139 - 13.05.2021 03:48

LIKE DONALD J DOTARD. 😂😂😂😂

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@scottaznavourian3720
@scottaznavourian3720 - 02.01.2022 18:56

He may have not been able to stop it, but allowing traitors to stay in hus government (including his own vice president) assured it would be for worse then it should have been.

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@jimkinkade6919
@jimkinkade6919 - 30.03.2022 20:17

The worst President so far!

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@WJAlexander-o6t
@WJAlexander-o6t - 16.12.2023 18:33

Slavery would have ended without the Civil War. Technology, modernism, attitudes would have caused the natural end of slavery. England ended slavery peacefully, as did other western nations.

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