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As Cass watched Van Buren's vote fall off , he had reason to believe that the nomination would be his in another four or five ballots . Since the Democratic party had been defeated only once in forty - four years , there was further ...
As Cass watched Van Buren's vote fall off , he had reason to believe that the nomination would be his in another four or five ballots . Since the Democratic party had been defeated only once in forty - four years , there was further ...
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Four years later he was placed in nomination by Franklin D. Roose- velt . Smith said , " Franklin D. Roosevelt was probably the most impres- sive figure in that convention . " In his concluding line Roosevelt called Smith " the Happy ...
Four years later he was placed in nomination by Franklin D. Roose- velt . Smith said , " Franklin D. Roosevelt was probably the most impres- sive figure in that convention . " In his concluding line Roosevelt called Smith " the Happy ...
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His purposes were many : to indicate that the twenty - four governors were solidly behind him , to draw up a new platform to supersede the harshly criticized one from Chicago , to dispel the charges that he was a Herbert Hoover Old ...
His purposes were many : to indicate that the twenty - four governors were solidly behind him , to draw up a new platform to supersede the harshly criticized one from Chicago , to dispel the charges that he was a Herbert Hoover Old ...
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