Was New Yorks Vote Stolen volume 2
Was New Yorks Vote Stolen volume 2
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M. Yours very truly, A. P. Gorman*. C. Ex. C.
In response to an appeal on the basis of this letter fifty or more Democrats and Independents eminent at the bar of New York immediately offered their services, and during the next ten days devoted themselves to the supervision of the count throughout the State. Their energies did not relax until upon November 16th the New York Tribune con- ceded the election of Mr. Cleveland.
My own part was at the Hoffman House headquarters, where I was in charge,... under the direction of William C. Whitney, having the continuous assistance and advice of Roscoe Conkling, aud the occasional counsel of Carl Schurz and James C. Carter, all being in constant touch with the situation and informed as to all that was going on. They were all impressed, and so declared themselves, with the obvious fairness and frankness of the procedure and with the manifest determination of all that, whatever the conse- quences, this election should be decided according to the vote actually deposited in the boxes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Yours very truly, A. P. Gorman*. C. Ex. C.
In response to an appeal on the basis of this letter fifty or more Democrats and Independents eminent at the bar of New York immediately offered their services, and during the next ten days devoted themselves to the supervision of the count throughout the State. Their energies did not relax until upon November 16th the New York Tribune con- ceded the election of Mr. Cleveland.
My own part was at the Hoffman House headquarters, where I was in charge,... under the direction of William C. Whitney, having the continuous assistance and advice of Roscoe Conkling, aud the occasional counsel of Carl Schurz and James C. Carter, all being in constant touch with the situation and informed as to all that was going on. They were all impressed, and so declared themselves, with the obvious fairness and frankness of the procedure and with the manifest determination of all that, whatever the conse- quences, this election should be decided according to the vote actually deposited in the boxes.
What to read after Was New Yorks Vote Stolen volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Lynde Stetson to read onlineMoreLess
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