A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and MenA.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... York to name a State ticket containing no Masons , but an Anti - Mason convention was , notwithstanding , held , and a ticket pledged to oppose Free Masonry was nominated . The vote polled by the Anti - Masons was comparatively small ...
... York to name a State ticket containing no Masons , but an Anti - Mason convention was , notwithstanding , held , and a ticket pledged to oppose Free Masonry was nominated . The vote polled by the Anti - Masons was comparatively small ...
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... York .... 49,170 North Carolina 52,250 Ohio ... 41,060 Oregon .. 96,030 Pennsylvania .. Rhode Island . South Carolina .. Tennessee .. Texas .. Utah . Vermont . 45,215 1,250 30,570 42,050 265,780 84,970 9,565 Virginia .. Washington ...
... York .... 49,170 North Carolina 52,250 Ohio ... 41,060 Oregon .. 96,030 Pennsylvania .. Rhode Island . South Carolina .. Tennessee .. Texas .. Utah . Vermont . 45,215 1,250 30,570 42,050 265,780 84,970 9,565 Virginia .. Washington ...
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... York . He was a graduate of Union College . He taught school for a time , and from 1860 to 1863 he was engineer - in - chief on Gov- ernor Morgan's staff and after 1852 inspector - general as well . From 1871 to 1878 he was Collector of ...
... York . He was a graduate of Union College . He taught school for a time , and from 1860 to 1863 he was engineer - in - chief on Gov- ernor Morgan's staff and after 1852 inspector - general as well . From 1871 to 1878 he was Collector of ...
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... York street railroads , was popularly thought to have bribed the Aldermen to grant the franchise . Much in- terest in the investigation was manifested by the public , and the terms boodle and boodlers were continually used by the ...
... York street railroads , was popularly thought to have bribed the Aldermen to grant the franchise . Much in- terest in the investigation was manifested by the public , and the terms boodle and boodlers were continually used by the ...
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... York in 1820. He studied at the University of Michigan , and after graduating from the Harvard Law School , entered the bar . He joined the American party , and was elected to Congress , soon afterwards attaching himself to the ...
... York in 1820. He studied at the University of Michigan , and after graduating from the Harvard Law School , entered the bar . He joined the American party , and was elected to Congress , soon afterwards attaching himself to the ...
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