Proceedings of the Great Union Meeting Held in the Large Saloon of the Chinese Museum, Philadelphia,

This volume contains the proceedings of the Great Union Meeting held in the Chinese Museum of Philadelphia on November 21, 1850. It offers a glimpse into the political and social climate of the United States during a crucial period in its history. The meeting, attended by citizens of Philadelphia, addressed issues related to the preservation of the Union and the growing sectional tensions of the time. Readers interested in 19th-century American history, political discourse, and the events leading up to the Civil War will find valuable insights into the sentiments and concerns of the era within this historical document. The publication provides a primary source perspective on the debates and discussions surrounding national identity and unity during a period of significant change and challenge.

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