From Slavery to Presidential Power

When a person looks at the person's appearance, the two people do not look the same. When a person sees the role of a person, the two do not look the same. The color is the only thing whites make themselves better than African American races. Slavery first arrived in Virginia province in 1619, after which many incidents continued, and many laws and amendments were passed, including the "Fugitive Slavery Act". Slavery led to the civil war, afterwards won the rights of African Americans.

Slavery, especially the problem of slavery within the territory, led the presidential election in 1860. The recently established Republican Party has become a supporter of the abolition of the territorial slavery system. Abraham Lincoln is a party candidate. In the 1950s, the Democratic Party led the political boundary, the Democratic Party of the northern part nominated Stephen Douglas and adopted a platform to expand the sovereignty of the people. Southern Democrats nominated John Breckenridge, the platform insisted on protection of slavery and existed in the territory. The Constitutional Union Party, which is dissatisfied with one of the above options, consisting of the other side, the Whig Party and the remnants of the other early party, nominated John Bell as a candidate. The platform claims a compromise on slavery to protect the federal and constitutional law

At the first presidential nomination conference in 1856, Republicans nominated John Fremont on a platform that Congress called on Congress to abolish territorial slavery. Eventually failed in the presidential election, Fremont led 11 northern states and got nearly two-fifths of the election vote. In the first four years of its existence, the party soon replaced the Whig party and became the main opposition major Democratic party. In 1860, the Democratic Party divided the slavery issue (Stephen A. A. Douglas and John C. Breckinridge, respectively) as the wing of the party's north and south wings nominated different candidates respectively, It also included the nomination of the Constitutional Alliance Party. Man Jong Bell. As a result, Republican candidate Abraham Lincoln won the president, won 18 northern states, and won 60% of the votes, but only 40% voted.