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James Cox was third in strength on the first ballot , followed by Alfred E . Smith of
New York . By the tenth ballot Smith had disappeared from the list and Cox had
passed Palmer . For the next thirty - three ballots it was Cox versus McAdoo , with
...
James Cox was third in strength on the first ballot , followed by Alfred E . Smith of
New York . By the tenth ballot Smith had disappeared from the list and Cox had
passed Palmer . For the next thirty - three ballots it was Cox versus McAdoo , with
...
第 136 頁
The New York Herald commented that “ there never had been such a ludicrous ,
ridiculous and uninteresting presidential campaign . ” In the sweltering heat of
summer the campaigns of both parties died aborning . Scott finally broke
precedent ...
The New York Herald commented that “ there never had been such a ludicrous ,
ridiculous and uninteresting presidential campaign . ” In the sweltering heat of
summer the campaigns of both parties died aborning . Scott finally broke
precedent ...
第 201 頁
New York City and New York State rose in its electoral might , giving Tilden ' s
reform candidates tremendous majorities . Tweed judges were swept off the
Bench , his legislators out of Albany , his henchmen out of the city jobs . Tilden
then ...
New York City and New York State rose in its electoral might , giving Tilden ' s
reform candidates tremendous majorities . Tweed judges were swept off the
Bench , his legislators out of Albany , his henchmen out of the city jobs . Tilden
then ...
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