Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Herschell V. Johnson” in entry alabama of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...apidly than the white.
In the Democratic National Convention that was held at Charleston in 1860 the delegates of Alabama took the lead in seceding from the convention.
In October of that year, Herschell V. Johnson , the candidate for Vice-President on the Douglas ticket, declared, in a speech at the Cooper Institute, New York, that Alabama was ripe for revolt in case Mr. Lincoln should be elected; that it was p...
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