National Party Conventions, 1831-1972Congressional Quarterly, 1976 - 216 pages |
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... June 1-5 1856 Cincinnati June 2-6 1860 Charleston Baltimore April 23 - May 3 June 18-23 Vice Presidential Nominee Martin Van Buren Richard M. Johnson 1 No. of Pres . Ballots 1 1 George M. Dallas William O. Butler William R. King 9 4 49 ...
... June 1-5 1856 Cincinnati June 2-6 1860 Charleston Baltimore April 23 - May 3 June 18-23 Vice Presidential Nominee Martin Van Buren Richard M. Johnson 1 No. of Pres . Ballots 1 1 George M. Dallas William O. Butler William R. King 9 4 49 ...
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... June 17-19 May 16-18 1864 Baltimore June 7-8 1868 Chicago 1872 Philadelphia 1876 Cincinnati 1880 Chicago May 20-21 June 5-6 June 14-16 June 2-8 1884 Chicago 1888 Chicago 1892 Minneapolis 1896 St. Louis 1900 Philadelphia 1904 Chicago ...
... June 17-19 May 16-18 1864 Baltimore June 7-8 1868 Chicago 1872 Philadelphia 1876 Cincinnati 1880 Chicago May 20-21 June 5-6 June 14-16 June 2-8 1884 Chicago 1888 Chicago 1892 Minneapolis 1896 St. Louis 1900 Philadelphia 1904 Chicago ...
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... June 1 , 1868 ; House , 1821-31 ; Minister to Russia , 1832-34 ; Senate , 1834-45 ; Secretary of State , 1845-49 ; Minister to Great Britain , 1853-56 ; President , 1857-61 ; Can- didacy : P- 1856 . BURR , Aaron ยท N.Y. ( Democratic ...
... June 1 , 1868 ; House , 1821-31 ; Minister to Russia , 1832-34 ; Senate , 1834-45 ; Secretary of State , 1845-49 ; Minister to Great Britain , 1853-56 ; President , 1857-61 ; Can- didacy : P- 1856 . BURR , Aaron ยท N.Y. ( Democratic ...
Contents
The National Nominating Convention | 7 |
Sources for Convention Ballots | 122 |
American Political Parties Since 1789 Chart | 176 |
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