No, he was a Free Soiler and by most standards a racist.
Yes.
He thought that all of the new territories coming up for Statehood should be free soil.
David Wilmot wasd a Congressman from Pennsylvania.
Jacob Brinkerhoff of Ohio was the author, but the Speaker of the House recognised Wilmot and so it bears his name.
David Wilmot, a Pennsylvania Congressman.
The Wilmot Proviso, named for Congressman David Wilmot of Pennsylvania, passed the House twice, but failed in the Senate. It also failed in the effort to be included in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
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David Wilmot died on 1868-03-16.
The wilmot proviso
He was an abolitionist who declared that there should be no slavery in any of the new Western territories when they applied to join the USA. He tried unsuccessfully to get this accepted by Congress, but it rallied the abolitionists for years.
It was Congressman David Wilmot of Pennsylvania..
David Wilmot wasd a Congressman from Pennsylvania.
David Wilmot was a U.S. politician in the mid-1800s. The Wilmot Proviso was named after him. This legislation was meant to ban slavery in western lands gained in the Mexican-American War.
David Walker - abolitionist - was born in 1796.
David Walker - abolitionist - died in 1830.
David Wilmot was not for slavery. In fact, he thought that all the new territories that were in development should be free from the practice.
Jacob Brinkerhoff of Ohio was the author, but the Speaker of the House recognised Wilmot and so it bears his name.
David Wilmot's home state is Pennsylvania. David was a US Senator and Congressman from Pennsylvania's 12th district during the 1800's.
He introduced it into legislation but was not its author. Jacob Brinkerhoff wrote the legislation.