14Th President of the United States (1804-1869)
1The following letter from Ex- President Pierce is in the same misleading strain:
2When President Pierce was inaugurated, on the fourth of March, their flood.
3But the events of President Pierce's administration threatened to be its undoing.
4President Pierce had now become intensely hostile towards the free-state inhabitants of Kansas.
5Accordingly, President Pierce, in December, 1854, offered the governorship to Lieutenant Colonel Steptoe.
6President Pierce, seconded by Secretary Marcy, made his foreign appointments with great care.
7President Pierce was the most popular man personally that ever occupied the Presidential chair.
8This, I think, was particularly so in New Hampshire, from whence President Pierce came.
9President Pierce and Senator Douglas each made a persistent effort.
10President Pierce, who was running again, met a wavering fortune.
11President Pierce was absent from the capital in all during his Presidential term fifty-seven days.
12In March, 1855, President Pierce appointed Mr. Willson judge of the District Court just authorized.
13The commissioners were to be appointed by President Pierce.
14The administration of President Pierce committed itself at the first in support of the proslavery party.
15Caleb Cushing, with whom he had been four years associated in the Cabinet of President Pierce.
16President Pierce could do nothing under the circumstances.
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