They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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He persistently fought what he called “ judge - made law , " maintaining that the
legislature alone had this right . The greatest mass of his work was aimed at
limiting the right of his own or any court to usurp the powers of the people ' s ...
He persistently fought what he called “ judge - made law , " maintaining that the
legislature alone had this right . The greatest mass of his work was aimed at
limiting the right of his own or any court to usurp the powers of the people ' s ...
第 91 頁
In 1888 he was transferred to the Court of Appeals , and in 1897 was elected by a
majority of sixty thousand to be its chief judge . This victory so impressed the state
Democratic leaders that they offered him the nomination for the governorship .
In 1888 he was transferred to the Court of Appeals , and in 1897 was elected by a
majority of sixty thousand to be its chief judge . This victory so impressed the state
Democratic leaders that they offered him the nomination for the governorship .
第 95 頁
The Democrats were disappointed when Judge Parker , whom they had
expected to make a vigorous and colorful campaign , refused to campaign at all .
His associates convinced him that he must make some key speeches . He was a
strong ...
The Democrats were disappointed when Judge Parker , whom they had
expected to make a vigorous and colorful campaign , refused to campaign at all .
His associates convinced him that he must make some key speeches . He was a
strong ...
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