They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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Vilas had wanted somebody else for the job . " Parker says he doesn't want the place , Colonel Vilas , " said President Cleveland . “ May I inquire why ? " asked Vilas . " I cannot afford to give up a five - thousand - dollar - a - year ...
Vilas had wanted somebody else for the job . " Parker says he doesn't want the place , Colonel Vilas , " said President Cleveland . “ May I inquire why ? " asked Vilas . " I cannot afford to give up a five - thousand - dollar - a - year ...
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When he needed votes to win an election one of his judges solemnly would citizenize thirty - five thousand immigrants ! His election officials would report the results in their districts without counting the votes ; upon one occasion he ...
When he needed votes to win an election one of his judges solemnly would citizenize thirty - five thousand immigrants ! His election officials would report the results in their districts without counting the votes ; upon one occasion he ...
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In February of 1876 , two months before the Republican convention , a government director of the Union Pacific claimed that the railroad had loaned James G. Blaine sixty - four thousand dollars on some worthless Little Rock and Fort ...
In February of 1876 , two months before the Republican convention , a government director of the Union Pacific claimed that the railroad had loaned James G. Blaine sixty - four thousand dollars on some worthless Little Rock and Fort ...
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