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Page 370
... vote was finally attained , and the suspension of the rules was ordered , 460 voting for and 229 against . The States voting in the negative were Georgia , Illinois , Indiana , Iowa , Louisiana , Minnesota , Mis- souri , Massachusetts ...
... vote was finally attained , and the suspension of the rules was ordered , 460 voting for and 229 against . The States voting in the negative were Georgia , Illinois , Indiana , Iowa , Louisiana , Minnesota , Mis- souri , Massachusetts ...
Page 471
... voting upon Mr. Greeley's application for the Presidency , will be this : those who rejoiced at the result of Bull Run will vote for Greeley ; those who lamented that result will vote against him . Views like those cited from the ...
... voting upon Mr. Greeley's application for the Presidency , will be this : those who rejoiced at the result of Bull Run will vote for Greeley ; those who lamented that result will vote against him . Views like those cited from the ...
Page 560
... vote of 1868 was divided as follows : Alabaria .. Arkansas California Connecticut . FOR GRANT . 8 5 " Missouri ... vote . The popular vote amounted that year to about 5,700,000 , out of which the Republicans had a majority of 300,000 ...
... vote of 1868 was divided as follows : Alabaria .. Arkansas California Connecticut . FOR GRANT . 8 5 " Missouri ... vote . The popular vote amounted that year to about 5,700,000 , out of which the Republicans had a majority of 300,000 ...
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