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Jackson did not want the anti-slavery issue to pop up during the 1836 election. This extended to the recognition of the Republic of Texas. As the new government had legalized slavery after winning independence from Mexico over the issue, Jackson waited to recognize the Republic of Texas until after his partyÕs candidate Martin Van Buren was elected before recognizing it and appoint a charge dÕaffaires.

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Because he feared that it would upset the balance of free/slave states, and he feared war with Mexico

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Because he in 1836 it was an election Year and he did not want to injure Martin Van Buren's chances for the presidency.

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