i got number 2, franklin pierce. stuart: going to have a stab at it?martin van buren. stuart: i will go with number one, chester arthur. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. chester arthur when president garfield passed away in september 18, '81. the new york supreme court judge, the oath of office in arthur's new york city home. in new york city, how about that? a different place back then. ashley, lauren, thank you for taking care of business. it was a wonderful time. thanks for the support and help. i have to count down to the very second, i've got 13, 12 to go because i've got to get up to 12:00 noon. that is it for "varney and company". coast-to-coast starts now. neil: on the verge of the government shutting down and then autoworkers strike on top of twin jolts for an economy that has absorbed many of them. a stock market that has had to absorb a few of its own, rocky

the democratic party that you would see victorious with franklin pierce and then later james buchanan. he believed that naturalized citizens white naturalized deserve the right to vote over african americans. they deserved it first a door would not did not say that in the 1830s or even in the early part when he's running people's constitution. so something changed for him. and i think a lot of it was very personal. he was upset at the attacks that he had been receiving from abolitionists, mainly william lloyd garrison, the pages of the liberator and. he just couldn't look past it. and then kind of changed his mind about a lot of views had previously taken door comes back to the state in late october, october 31st of 1843, and he time in prison in newport province. but then he's put on trial. in 1844 as i mentioned the beginning and tonight newport he's eventually convicted of treason. dawes the first man in history to be convicted of treason against state john brown is the second person to be convicted of treason against state. dawes not executed, though he spends time in providence s

he becomes with franklin pierce, future president, united states, the governor living in the governor's a while henry hubbard or probably both of them prominent democrats democrats. by the fall of 1842, the government convened another constitutional convention and, the ashford islanders, to vote on this. although it is suffrage requirements, the reform constitution was a far cry. those vision it mandated a one year residency requirement for freeholders, a two year resident residency requirement the native born without real estate, but. $134 worth of personal property. naturalized citizens was still required to own $134 worth of real estate. the rural democrat elijah potter, noted in a letter to former governor john brown francis that the law and order party was okay with having african connected to this and african-americans do it through a plebiscite and after this constitution is adopted get the right to vote. and potter makes it very clear this was true of a lot of conservatives that they were okay with african-americans being part of the electorate, but they really wanted to keep ir

and really becomes connected too the ideology of the democratic party that you would see with franklin pierce and later james buchanan.ze he believe with white naturalized citizens deserved the right to vote over african-americans. dorr would not -- did not say that in the 1830s or even in the early part when he was writing the people 's constitution. so something changed for him, and i think a lot of it was very personal. he was upset at the the attacks that he had been receiving from abab riggsists -- abolitionists, mainly william lloyd garrison, and he just couldn't look past it and then kind of changed his mind about a lot of views that he'd previously taken. in october, late october, october 31st of 1843, he spends time inis prison. then he's put on trial in 1844, ashe mixed the -- at the beginng of tonight, in newport. he's eventually convicted of treason, dorr's the first one to be convictedbr of treason existence the state, and john brown is the second to be convicted of treason against the the statement. dorr's not executed though. he spends time in providence, the state prison in pr

and trump who was very divisive during his tenure right 41st along with franklin pierce.are 41st. there is no deep state. there is a deep state, it is republican vented. for example, mitch mcconnell not allowing obama's nominee for the supreme court to even be heard for one year prior to obama leaving office. yet when ruth bader ginsburg died they could not wait to get someone in there and it is still in charge. the new gerrymandering and -- in these different states is the deep state. all of this about just trying to pattern the government. trump is the only president who had pep rallies, campaign rallies after he was elected. plus, he let their insurrection, so it is ridiculous to say something like that. you are taking away people's rights. you're not doing it for the people. guest: thank you to the caller. i would say yes, there is a deep state. it is very much unfortunately weaponize against conservatives. the federal bureaucracy, statistics show 90% political donations to democrats. what we have seen is -- i think of conservatives as focus on god , country, and fami

and trump who was very divisive during his tenure right 41st along with franklin pierce.are 41st. there is no deep state. there is a deep state, it is republican vented. for example, mitch mcconnell not allowing obama's nominee for the supreme court to even be heard for one year prior to obama leaving office. yet when ruth bader ginsburg died they could not wait to get someone in there and it is still in charge. the new gerrymandering and -- in these different states is the deep state. all of this about just trying to pattern the government. trump is the only president who had pep rallies, campaign rallies after he was elected. plus, he let their insurrection, so it is ridiculous to say something like that. you are taking away people's rights. you're not doing it for the people. guest: thank you to the caller. i would say yes, there is a deep state. it is very much unfortunately weaponize against conservatives. the federal bureaucracy, statistics show 90% political donations to democrats. what we have seen is -- i think of conservatives as focus on god , country, and fami