History of the Republican Party: Embracing Its Origin, Growth and Mission, Together with Appendices of Statistics and Information Required by Enlightened Politicians and Patriotic CitizensUnion Publishing Company, 1884 - 623 pages |
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Page 363
... delegates from Virginia , who favored the nomination of Arthur , as against the " Straight - out " Republican dele- gates , who were for Blaine ; also amicably settling several minor contests . It had been expected that there would be a ...
... delegates from Virginia , who favored the nomination of Arthur , as against the " Straight - out " Republican dele- gates , who were for Blaine ; also amicably settling several minor contests . It had been expected that there would be a ...
Page 364
... delegates - at - large . Each Congressional district shall be entitled to one delegate and an additional delegate for every 10,000 votes , or a majority fraction thereof , cast for the Republican Presidential elec- toral ticket at the ...
... delegates - at - large . Each Congressional district shall be entitled to one delegate and an additional delegate for every 10,000 votes , or a majority fraction thereof , cast for the Republican Presidential elec- toral ticket at the ...
Page 539
... delegates from every Congressional district and four delegates - at - large to the convention . EDWIN D. MORGAN , New York . CASSIUS M. CLAY , Kentucky . JOSEPH BARTLETT , Maine . GEORGE G. FOGG , New Hampshire . LAWRENCE BRAINARD ...
... delegates from every Congressional district and four delegates - at - large to the convention . EDWIN D. MORGAN , New York . CASSIUS M. CLAY , Kentucky . JOSEPH BARTLETT , Maine . GEORGE G. FOGG , New Hampshire . LAWRENCE BRAINARD ...
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