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... Ohio , rated an outstanding contender , was hardly more than a favorite son when the voting began . Eight Ohio delegates declared for Lincoln on the first ballot ; six more followed on the second and fifteen more on the third . When the ...
... Ohio , rated an outstanding contender , was hardly more than a favorite son when the voting began . Eight Ohio delegates declared for Lincoln on the first ballot ; six more followed on the second and fifteen more on the third . When the ...
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... Ohio delegation to Lincoln , Chase can have any- thing he wants . " Cartter of Ohio then announced a change of four votes from Chase to Lincoln , ' setting off a bedlam of applause saluting the Railsplitter's nomination . Though the ...
... Ohio delegation to Lincoln , Chase can have any- thing he wants . " Cartter of Ohio then announced a change of four votes from Chase to Lincoln , ' setting off a bedlam of applause saluting the Railsplitter's nomination . Though the ...
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... Ohio , scheduled to speak at the jubilee , and Robert C. Schenck of Ohio . Lincoln invited the Ohioans to supper , and they talked until late , Mrs. Lincoln providing much of the con- versation . But Piatt heard enough from the ...
... Ohio , scheduled to speak at the jubilee , and Robert C. Schenck of Ohio . Lincoln invited the Ohioans to supper , and they talked until late , Mrs. Lincoln providing much of the con- versation . But Piatt heard enough from the ...
Contents
PREFACE V | 3 |
THE BATTLE OF FACTION | 152 |
COMPROMISES AND COMPROMISERS | 190 |
Copyright | |
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