Elected vice president and became the 10th President of the United States when Harrison died (1790-1862)
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As to John Tyler, he was not a Whig in any sense.
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Indeed, Mr. Webster's popularity had suffered from his connection with John Tyler.
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Dates of addresses by John Tyler in this eBook:
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President Harrison had died after a month in office, and John Tyler had become President.
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James Scovill of Waterbury, John Tyler of Norwich, and Roger Viets of Simsbury.]
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A convention of Border State men, over which ex-President John Tyler presided, was held in Washington.
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Mr. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania:- Iobject ,onbehalf of John Tyler, who does not want them in.
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This is much to be regretted; because an unprejudiced life of John Tyler has long been needed.
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Van Buren, General Harrison, John Tyler, in the Senate, and Mr. Polk and Mr. Buchanan in the House.
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Another troublesome legacy inherited by John Tyler was not so easily arranged, and the Mexican War was inaugurated.
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In 1840, war hero William Henry Harrison and running mate John Tyler were elected on the Whig ticket.
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Harrison, and John Tyler of Virginia.
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As Vice-President John Tyler was chosen.
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Virginia's proposition was brought to the National Capital by Ex-President John Tyler, deputed by his State to that honorable duty.
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Slavery, intemperance, land-jobbing, bankruptcy, and sundry controversies with Great Britain, constitute the materials for the history of John Tyler's administration.
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Wherethrough great noise arose in the streets, and the poor people being glad, everyone prepared to support the said John Tyler.