United States Presidential Election, 1860 - Nominations - National (Northern) Democratic

National (Northern) Democratic

National (Northern) Democratic candidates:

  • Stephen A. Douglas, Senator from Illinois
  • James Guthrie, former Secretary of the Treasury from Kentucky
  • Robert M. T. Hunter, Senator from Virginia
  • Joseph Lane, Senator from Oregon
  • Daniel S. Dickinson, former Senator from New York
  • Andrew Johnson, Senator from Tennessee

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