For many years as the editor of the Richmond Times-Dispatch, he took stands against Southern sectionalism and fundamentalism that aroused his conservative colleagues and neighbors.
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Sex, race, religion, class, sectionalism _ in one swoop, the case exposed the raw nerves quivering below the surface of the New South.
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However, as sectionalism became the dominant issue of American politics, Donelson became unpopular with several factions within the Democratic party, who forced him out in 1852.
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However, the most significant contribution of antebellum Edgefield to our nation's history was the intense sectionalism which began in the mid-1820s and evolved to 1860.
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These centered on the possible abolition of slavery but included competing understandings of federalism, party politics, expansionism, sectionalism, tariffs, economics, values, and social structures
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With the convention deadlocked over the choice of a nominee, some of the invocations became calls for the delegates and candidates to put aside sectionalism and ambition in favor of party unity.
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Madison further postulated in the Federalist No . 10 that the greater the population and expanse of the Republic, the more difficulty factions would face in organizing due to such issues as sectionalism.
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With Tillman's candidacy stillborn ( only his home state voted for him ), Bryan seized the opportunity to deliver an address in support of silver that did not rely on sectionalism.
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While Brownlow had supported Bell in 1860, he praised Lincoln as an " Old Clay Whig, " and argued that opposition to him had more to do with sectionalism than with slavery.
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An additional factor that led to Southern sectionalism was the proliferation of cultural and literary magazines such as the " Southern Literary Messenger " and " DeBow's Review ".
