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1844 Mormon National Convention was held July 12, 1844 in Baltimore, Maryland. A presidential nominating convention called for by the Mormon Church for the purposes of nationally nominating the presidential campaign of its founder Joseph Smith, it met without selecting a nominee due to Smith having been killed two weeks before the convention.
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