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From the early 1830s, Lincoln was a strong Whig member, claiming to be "a conservative Whig party, a disciple of Henry Clay". In a field of roses she’s a sunflower shirt. Whig advocates the modernization of the economy in the banking sector, using protective taxes to provide budgets for domestic development such as railways, and upholds the policy of urbanization. In 1846, Lincoln was elected to the US House of Representatives, serving a two-year term. He is the only Whig party member from the Illinois delegation, he earnestly expressed his allegiance to his party in votes and statements in favor of the party's policy. [53] Collaborating with Joshua R. Giddings, a dissident advocate, Lincoln drafted a bill to abolish slavery in Columbia County, but he had to give up the idea because there was not enough support from the Whig party. . [54] Regarding foreign and military policy, Lincoln loudly opposed the American war, criticizing President James K. Polk for only looking for "military reputation - a bloody illusion".
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From the early 1830s, Lincoln was a strong Whig member, claiming to be "a conservative Whig party, a disciple of Henry Clay". In a field of roses she’s a sunflower shirt. Whig advocates the modernization of the economy in the banking sector, using protective taxes to provide budgets for domestic development such as railways, and upholds the policy of urbanization. In 1846, Lincoln was elected to the US House of Representatives, serving a two-year term. He is the only Whig party member from the Illinois delegation, he earnestly expressed his allegiance to his party in votes and statements in favor of the party's policy. [53] Collaborating with Joshua R. Giddings, a dissident advocate, Lincoln drafted a bill to abolish slavery in Columbia County, but he had to give up the idea because there was not enough support from the Whig party. . [54] Regarding foreign and military policy, Lincoln loudly opposed the American war, criticizing President James K. Polk for only looking for "military reputation - a bloody illusion".
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