Party Government in the United StatesRonald Press, 1938 - 597 pages |
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Page 265
... frequently than at the rate of one every day . In 1,565 secular days 1,678 such removals were made . " " 11 Clearly the situation in the collectorship at New York was an extreme case , but it shows to what extent the system could be ...
... frequently than at the rate of one every day . In 1,565 secular days 1,678 such removals were made . " " 11 Clearly the situation in the collectorship at New York was an extreme case , but it shows to what extent the system could be ...
Page 298
... Frequently men were selected as delegates who had no intention of attending but who sought to sell their " proxies " to the highest bidders . Frequently the number of proxies available for purchase was enough to constitute a balance of ...
... Frequently men were selected as delegates who had no intention of attending but who sought to sell their " proxies " to the highest bidders . Frequently the number of proxies available for purchase was enough to constitute a balance of ...
Page 406
... frequently a determining factor . Money for the unpublishable expenses is raised and distributed in secret , frequently through the precinct executive . How much actual " cash " reaches the voter is not known , but there are enough ...
... frequently a determining factor . Money for the unpublishable expenses is raised and distributed in secret , frequently through the precinct executive . How much actual " cash " reaches the voter is not known , but there are enough ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES | 32 |
FEDERALISTS IN POWER | 59 |
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