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The senate still remained Republican , how- ever , and in 1872 the Republicans again came into power , electing the governor and with the aid of Federal troops securing the majority in the legislature . Under this régime the State ...
The senate still remained Republican , how- ever , and in 1872 the Republicans again came into power , electing the governor and with the aid of Federal troops securing the majority in the legislature . Under this régime the State ...
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After the Republican governor had declared martial law in fourteen coun- ties , and had gained undisputed sway in the State , the Republican party dis- * Nordhoff , The Cotton States , pp . 90-94 . Fleming , Reconstruction in Alabama ...
After the Republican governor had declared martial law in fourteen coun- ties , and had gained undisputed sway in the State , the Republican party dis- * Nordhoff , The Cotton States , pp . 90-94 . Fleming , Reconstruction in Alabama ...
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integrated because of internal dissen- sions , as in Alabama , and a split occurred , the moderates , disagreeing with the leaders , forming into the Re- form Republican party , with Joseph Brooks as their leader .
integrated because of internal dissen- sions , as in Alabama , and a split occurred , the moderates , disagreeing with the leaders , forming into the Re- form Republican party , with Joseph Brooks as their leader .
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The War- moth faction sided with the Liberal Republicans and Democrats and sup- ported John McEnery and Davidson Penn , the Democratic nominees for governor and lieutenant - governor . Both parties claimed to 464 THE CARTER - PACKARD ...
The War- moth faction sided with the Liberal Republicans and Democrats and sup- ported John McEnery and Davidson Penn , the Democratic nominees for governor and lieutenant - governor . Both parties claimed to 464 THE CARTER - PACKARD ...
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In 1872 the conservative element gave only half - hearted support to the Liberal Republican candidate Tomlinson , and Franklin J. Moses , Jr. , the regular * The Prostrate State , pp .
In 1872 the conservative element gave only half - hearted support to the Liberal Republican candidate Tomlinson , and Franklin J. Moses , Jr. , the regular * The Prostrate State , pp .
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| Title | Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Volume 10 Lectures on the Growth and Development of the United States, Irving Everett Rines |
| Author | Edwin Wiley |
| Editor | Edwin Wiley |
| Publisher | Amer. Educational Alliance, 1915 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 23 Jan 2008 |
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