Mr. Whipple's address to the sober, moral and temperate men, of all parties!

Printed in three columns. Printed area: 33 x 24 cm. At head of text: Fellow citizens--Coventry, R.I., Oct. 22d, 1852. Accuses Democratic presidential candidate Franklin Pierce of drunkenness. At end of text: Cromwell Whipple. First line: Some weeks since, I appeared in the columns.

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Original record: Mr. Whipple's address to the sober, moral and temperate men, of all parties!
Collection: Alcohol, Temperance & Prohibition
Date(s): 1804 – 1869
1852
Usage: Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - United States
Creator(s): Whipple, Cromwell (creator)
Subject(s): Broadsides
Campaign literature
Coventry
Franklin Pierce
Pierce, Franklin
Rhode Island
Temperance
United States
Whig
Type: text

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