Famous Speeches by Eminent American StatesmenFrederick Charles Hicks West Publishing Company, 1929 - 990 pages |
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Page 445
... governor who should appoint a cabinet of administrative heads , accountable to him and charged with the duties now devolved upon elective state officers . " Following that message from Governor Hughes , to whom a large part of the ...
... governor who should appoint a cabinet of administrative heads , accountable to him and charged with the duties now devolved upon elective state officers . " Following that message from Governor Hughes , to whom a large part of the ...
Page 447
... governor and lieutenant- governor as elective executive officers . " That resolution , I say , after full discussion was unanimously adopted by the nine hundred and seventy representative Repub- licans who had met there to present to ...
... governor and lieutenant- governor as elective executive officers . " That resolution , I say , after full discussion was unanimously adopted by the nine hundred and seventy representative Repub- licans who had met there to present to ...
Page 839
... Governor . I was elected by the record plurality of 387,000 , and this in a State which had been normally Republican . In 1924 , at the earnest solicitation of the Democratic presi- dential candidate , I accepted renomination . The ...
... Governor . I was elected by the record plurality of 387,000 , and this in a State which had been normally Republican . In 1924 , at the earnest solicitation of the Democratic presi- dential candidate , I accepted renomination . The ...
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