Early Indiana Trials and Sketches: ReminiscencesMoore, Wilstach, Keys & Company, printers, 1858 - 640 pages |
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Page 68
... Clay . He had represented Fayette county several times in the Legislature , and in 1836 was again a can- didate . I was anxious for his success , as I was about to become a candidate before the next Legislature for the United States ...
... Clay . He had represented Fayette county several times in the Legislature , and in 1836 was again a can- didate . I was anxious for his success , as I was about to become a candidate before the next Legislature for the United States ...
Page 72
... Clay . There was perhaps never a more excited election in the coun- try . Gabriel Ginn was the Jackson candidate for Sheriff , and Robert D. Helm the Clay candidate . A few days before the election John Murphy , a very respectable ...
... Clay . There was perhaps never a more excited election in the coun- try . Gabriel Ginn was the Jackson candidate for Sheriff , and Robert D. Helm the Clay candidate . A few days before the election John Murphy , a very respectable ...
Page 73
... Clay , Pope and Breckenridge school of advocacy , in which the success of the defense , like that of the play at the theater , depended as much upon the stage preparation , as upon the merits of the advocate or actor . One of these ...
... Clay , Pope and Breckenridge school of advocacy , in which the success of the defense , like that of the play at the theater , depended as much upon the stage preparation , as upon the merits of the advocate or actor . One of these ...
Page 81
... Clay . " " Then you can't get my vote . " The question was between Jackson and Clay , and not between myself and competitor as to who should go to Congress , with the old man then . The contest grew warm , and more and more doubtful ...
... Clay . " " Then you can't get my vote . " The question was between Jackson and Clay , and not between myself and competitor as to who should go to Congress , with the old man then . The contest grew warm , and more and more doubtful ...
Page 102
... Clay with a bargain that Mr. Clay should vote for Mr. Adams for President , in consideration of which Mr. Adams should of appoint Mr. Clay , Secretary of State , an 102 EARLY INDIANA TRIALS .
... Clay with a bargain that Mr. Clay should vote for Mr. Adams for President , in consideration of which Mr. Adams should of appoint Mr. Clay , Secretary of State , an 102 EARLY INDIANA TRIALS .
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