Party Government in the United StatesRonald Press, 1938 - 597 pages |
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Page 94
... four men . DeWitt Clinton had shown no strength and was as much out of the running as if he had withdrawn his name . The sup- porters of the other candidates strove to secure as many elec- toral votes as possible , knowing that the ...
... four men . DeWitt Clinton had shown no strength and was as much out of the running as if he had withdrawn his name . The sup- porters of the other candidates strove to secure as many elec- toral votes as possible , knowing that the ...
Page 156
... four members from the convention . The remaining delegates pro- ceeded with the nomination of candidates , selecting ... Four United States Senators and two representatives in Congress were among the thirty - four bolters . be bound to ...
... four members from the convention . The remaining delegates pro- ceeded with the nomination of candidates , selecting ... Four United States Senators and two representatives in Congress were among the thirty - four bolters . be bound to ...
Page 262
... four years . Included in the group were surveyors of customs , collectors , navy agents , paymasters , dis- trict attorneys , and a few others . By automatically creating vacancies in these offices every four years more places could be ...
... four years . Included in the group were surveyors of customs , collectors , navy agents , paymasters , dis- trict attorneys , and a few others . By automatically creating vacancies in these offices every four years more places could be ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES | 32 |
FEDERALISTS IN POWER | 59 |
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