Centennial History of Illinois volume V2
Centennial History of Illinois volume V2
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Forquer advised against its pub- lication, however, until Edwards should have been openly attacked by J. M. Duncan, lest its premature appearance would mean defeat for both Reynolds and Edwards.
But the chief political factor in the campaign proved to be Reynolds' own personality; his election was a triumph for his policy of cautious campaigning designed to alienate as few voters as possible. Further, it meant a passing triumph of the older factional school of politics over the tendency to wage... local elections on national issues. After his election, the governor prepared for publication in the newspapers an unsigned leader announcing that his policy would be one of 29 Washburne, Edwards Papers, 379, 427, 494; Illinois Intelligencer, June 12, 1830; Illinois Gazette, June 12, 1830; Jones to Browne, June 25, 1830, in Eddy manuscripts.
RISE OF JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY 135 moderation and not proscription. Reynolds, temporizing suc- cessfully with Jacksonism, had gained the full advantage to be derived both from anti-Jackson voters and from factional alliances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forquer advised against its pub- lication, however, until Edwards should have been openly attacked by J. M. Duncan, lest its premature appearance would mean defeat for both Reynolds and Edwards.
But the chief political factor in the campaign proved to be Reynolds' own personality; his election was a triumph for his policy of cautious campaigning designed to alienate as few voters as possible. Further, it meant a passing triumph of the older factional school of politics over the tendency to wage... local elections on national issues. After his election, the governor prepared for publication in the newspapers an unsigned leader announcing that his policy would be one of 29 Washburne, Edwards Papers, 379, 427, 494; Illinois Intelligencer, June 12, 1830; Illinois Gazette, June 12, 1830; Jones to Browne, June 25, 1830, in Eddy manuscripts.
RISE OF JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY 135 moderation and not proscription. Reynolds, temporizing suc- cessfully with Jacksonism, had gained the full advantage to be derived both from anti-Jackson voters and from factional alliances.
What to read after Centennial History of Illinois volume V2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Centennial Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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