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Page 365
... chairman ; that the chairman of each delegation should declare the vote of the delegation according to the manner in which each member voted ; that a majority of votes should be necessary to a choice , and that the yeas and nays should ...
... chairman ; that the chairman of each delegation should declare the vote of the delegation according to the manner in which each member voted ; that a majority of votes should be necessary to a choice , and that the yeas and nays should ...
Page 526
... Chairman . Afterwards the convention was permanently organized by the election of Hon . James R. Doolittle , of Wisconsin - the right hand man of Andrew Johnson during the administra- tion of that worthy , as permanent Chairman , with ...
... Chairman . Afterwards the convention was permanently organized by the election of Hon . James R. Doolittle , of Wisconsin - the right hand man of Andrew Johnson during the administra- tion of that worthy , as permanent Chairman , with ...
Page 534
... Chairman of the Free Soil State Committee of Massachusetts , which post he held for four years . In 1850 he was sent to the State Senate , and unanimously elected President . Two years afterward he was elected by acclamation President ...
... Chairman of the Free Soil State Committee of Massachusetts , which post he held for four years . In 1850 he was sent to the State Senate , and unanimously elected President . Two years afterward he was elected by acclamation President ...
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