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... ballot , taken after Chase's friends had withdrawn his name , gave Fremont 359 votes and McLean 190 with 4 scattered . A formal vote left no doubt : Fremont , 520 ; McLean , 37 ( minorities in the Pennsylvania and Ohio delega- tions ...
... ballot , taken after Chase's friends had withdrawn his name , gave Fremont 359 votes and McLean 190 with 4 scattered . A formal vote left no doubt : Fremont , 520 ; McLean , 37 ( minorities in the Pennsylvania and Ohio delega- tions ...
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... ballot , May 18 , 1860. Seward had led on the first two ballots , 1731⁄2 to 102 and 1842 to 181 . Bates , Chase , and Senator Simon Cameron of Pennsylvania had some strength ; but nearly all of Cameron's went to Lincoln on the second ballot ...
... ballot , May 18 , 1860. Seward had led on the first two ballots , 1731⁄2 to 102 and 1842 to 181 . Bates , Chase , and Senator Simon Cameron of Pennsylvania had some strength ; but nearly all of Cameron's went to Lincoln on the second ballot ...
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... ballot of the voters themselves . Corrupt - practices laws to control campaign contributions and expenditures followed , as did the short ballot to reduce the num- ber of elective offices and concentrate responsibility . Progres- sives ...
... ballot of the voters themselves . Corrupt - practices laws to control campaign contributions and expenditures followed , as did the short ballot to reduce the num- ber of elective offices and concentrate responsibility . Progres- sives ...
Contents
PREFACE PART ITHE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1 Crisis and a New Party 73 | 7 |
1856 | 17 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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