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silver populism rendered as a campaign relic for the faithful
the South's grief hardening into iconography
and naval engagements as they happened
1877 — a centennial group portrait assembled in the Hayes inaugural year
The 1877 dating places it squarely in the long aftermath of the war
General James Irvin, Whig Candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania 1847 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame silver populism rendered as aGeneral James Irvin, Whig Candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania 1847. A campaign portrait from the twilight of the Whig hour, when Irvin carried the party's banner against Francis Shunk in a Pennsylvania already restless with the Mexican War's spoils and the slavery question simmering beneath every stump speech. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,
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