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Page 463
... nomination of the Whigs for Governor of New York , and his failure to get that nomina- tion may be said to have embittered his political life and changed the whole future course of the Tribune . His paper had , up to this time , been a ...
... nomination of the Whigs for Governor of New York , and his failure to get that nomina- tion may be said to have embittered his political life and changed the whole future course of the Tribune . His paper had , up to this time , been a ...
Page 521
... NOMINATED HIM . It has already been shown that Frank Blair was the principal intriguer along with Gratz Brown , to log - roll Greeley's nomination through the Conven- tion , along with Brown's . Here is what Greeley said of Blair in the ...
... NOMINATED HIM . It has already been shown that Frank Blair was the principal intriguer along with Gratz Brown , to log - roll Greeley's nomination through the Conven- tion , along with Brown's . Here is what Greeley said of Blair in the ...
Page 564
... nomination by the ostensible representatives of the Labor interest , could be brought to bear on the Cincinnati Convention , or on the Democratic party ; and Judge Davis , on being notified of his nomination , hit upon the happy ...
... nomination by the ostensible representatives of the Labor interest , could be brought to bear on the Cincinnati Convention , or on the Democratic party ; and Judge Davis , on being notified of his nomination , hit upon the happy ...
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