The National Conventions and Platforms of All Parties, 1789-1901: Convention, Popular, and Electoral Vote. Also the Political Complexion of Both Houses of Congress at Each Biennial Period ...Friedenwald Company, 1901 - 381 pages |
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
administration adopted the following Alabama American ballot CANDIDATES Chairman citizens civil Congress was divided Connecticut Constitution convention adopted Counted on February currency debt declare Delaware delegates demand DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Democratic party denounce divided politically duty election occurred ELECTORAL VOTE enforcement equal favor Federalists following platform foreign George Clinton Georgia gold Grover Cleveland Hampshire Illinois Indiana industry interests Iowa issue James Jersey John Kansas Kentucky labor laws legislation liberty liquor Louisiana Martin Van Buren Maryland Massachusetts ment Michigan Millard Fillmore Mississippi Missouri Monroe doctrine National Committee national convention Nebraska nominated North number of votes occurred on November Ohio patriotic peace Pennsylvania period Congress pledge politically as follows principles prohibition protection railroads reform republic Republican party Resolved revenue Rhode Island secure Senate silver slavery South Carolina tariff taxation Tennessee territories tion Total Union United Vermont Vice-President Virginia Whigs Whole number William William McKinley York