Party Government in the United StatesRonald Press, 1938 - 597 pages |
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Page 23
... ticket to arise . The abuse of power on the part of Tammany Hall 34 has frequently caused the formation of fusion tickets and fusion parties . Up to the present , none of these fusion movements has continued more than a few years ...
... ticket to arise . The abuse of power on the part of Tammany Hall 34 has frequently caused the formation of fusion tickets and fusion parties . Up to the present , none of these fusion movements has continued more than a few years ...
Page 106
... ticket . In the same month a similar convention met in North Carolina to endorse the Jackson - Barbour ticket . The campaign of Barbour came to nothing , and as the struggle progressed it developed into a contest between the Jackson ...
... ticket . In the same month a similar convention met in North Carolina to endorse the Jackson - Barbour ticket . The campaign of Barbour came to nothing , and as the struggle progressed it developed into a contest between the Jackson ...
Page 455
... ticket voting . Any person who wishes to vote a straight ticket simply places a cross - mark in the circle at the top of his party column ; his vote is then counted for every candidate of his party , that is , for every name in the ...
... ticket voting . Any person who wishes to vote a straight ticket simply places a cross - mark in the circle at the top of his party column ; his vote is then counted for every candidate of his party , that is , for every name in the ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES | 32 |
FEDERALISTS IN POWER | 59 |
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