Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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Page 70
... votes to be cast for him on ballot after ballot until a majority was attained aroused some criticism . In the convention of 1892 in Minneapolis , I ... vote ! " A mere gesture ? Perhaps , but it did appeal to the 70 WATCHING THE WORLD GO BY.
... votes to be cast for him on ballot after ballot until a majority was attained aroused some criticism . In the convention of 1892 in Minneapolis , I ... vote ! " A mere gesture ? Perhaps , but it did appeal to the 70 WATCHING THE WORLD GO BY.
Page 103
... vote by a slender majority , but lost the electoral college by a vote of 168 to 233 for Harrison and Morton . New York went against Cleveland by 13,000 votes , giving rise to the charge that he had been sold out by Senator David B. Hill ...
... vote by a slender majority , but lost the electoral college by a vote of 168 to 233 for Harrison and Morton . New York went against Cleveland by 13,000 votes , giving rise to the charge that he had been sold out by Senator David B. Hill ...
Page 285
... votes cast , under the unit rule , for this denuncia- tion of them . " Augie , listen , " said " Boss " Murphy with a ... vote of four to one . Immediately thereafter nominating speeches began and the conven- tion sat all night , taking ...
... votes cast , under the unit rule , for this denuncia- tion of them . " Augie , listen , " said " Boss " Murphy with a ... vote of four to one . Immediately thereafter nominating speeches began and the conven- tion sat all night , taking ...
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CHAPTER III page | 40 |
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