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Taylor did not run against Polk but rather against Lewis Cass of Michigan in 1848. Polk was the incumbent president but chose not to run for re-election.
Taylor ran against Lewis Cass of US Senator from Michigan in 1848. The election was in November of 1848; Taylor took office in 1849.
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No. Taylor did not run for re-election since he died in his first term. I do not think he made any promises when he ran the first time.
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That wasn't Zachary Taylor. It was his son Richard Taylor. Youngest Confederate Major-General in tne first half of the war. Present at First Bull Run and the Seven Days Battles, among others.
Millard Fillmore became the 13th President of the United States, succeeding Zachary Taylor, who died in office on July 10, 1850. In the Election of 1854, Millard Fillmore sought, but was not nominated, the Whig candidacy.
My educated guess would be that William Henry Harrisongave the fewest speeches as President, since he was in office for only one month. In his lifetime, Zachary Taylor may likely have given the fewest, since he never ran for office before he was nominated for President, did not campaign for the office after he as nominated and he died before he could run for a second term.
A great amount of people did not run. It would be impossible to list them all. However, it is possible to list who DID run. The Wing party nominees were: Zachary Taylor, Henry Clay, Winfield Scott, Daniel Webster, John Middleton Clayton, and John McLean; Zachary Taylor won the nomination. The Democratic party nominees were: Lewis Cass, Levi Woodbury, James Buchanan, and Martin Van Buren; Lewis Cass won even though Martin Van Buren was former president. The Free Soil nominees were: Martin Van Buren, John P. Hale, Joshua R. Giddings, Charles Francis Adams, Sr.; Martin Van Buren won.
Taylor was The 12th president of the USA (1849-1850) and one of two Whigs to be elected. He gained national fame as a US army general in the Mexican War. He was a slave owner and won the slave states. His Democratic opponent who took a moderate position on slavery was hurt by ex-president Martin Van Buren who ran as an anti-slavery third party candidate. He had no political experience and had not even voted in the past. He died in office from a sudden illness.
Yes, it caused him to reject a run for a second term as President.
Due to his unpopularity and the war in Vietnam