A Political History of the State of New York volume 1
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In oppos- ing the old ticket several delegates extended their hostility only to Bigelow ; others included the attorney-general. Only a few demanded an entire change. But Tammany and the Canal ring tactfully combined these various elements with a skill never before excelled in a State convention. Their programme, sugar-coated with an alleged affection for Til- den, was arranged to satisfy the whim of each delegate, while Robinson's policy, heavily freighted with well doing, encountered the odium... of a third-term ticket.
Nevertheless, the Governor's control of the chairmanship assured him victory unless Hill yielded too much. But Kelly was cunning and quick. After accepting Hill with- out dissent, he introduced a resolution providing that the convention select the committee on contested seats. To ap- point this committee was the prerogative of the chairman, and Hill, following Cornell's bold ruling in 1871, could have re- fused to put the motion. When he hesitated delegates sprang to their feet and enthroned pandemonium.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In oppos- ing the old ticket several delegates extended their hostility only to Bigelow ; others included the attorney-general. Only a few demanded an entire change. But Tammany and the Canal ring tactfully combined these various elements with a skill never before excelled in a State convention. Their programme, sugar-coated with an alleged affection for Til- den, was arranged to satisfy the whim of each delegate, while Robinson's policy, heavily freighted with well doing, encountered the odium... of a third-term ticket.
Nevertheless, the Governor's control of the chairmanship assured him victory unless Hill yielded too much. But Kelly was cunning and quick. After accepting Hill with- out dissent, he introduced a resolution providing that the convention select the committee on contested seats. To ap- point this committee was the prerogative of the chairman, and Hill, following Cornell's bold ruling in 1871, could have re- fused to put the motion. When he hesitated delegates sprang to their feet and enthroned pandemonium.
What to read after A Political History of the State of New York volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Alva Stanwood Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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