History of the State of New York Political And Governmental volume 4
History of the State of New York Political And Governmental volume 4
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Gravesend: Charges of election frauds in 1884, III, 310; McKane's doings in 1892, 390-391; Unseating of Senator McCarthy, 392-393.
Gray, John Clinton: Appointed to Court of Appeals, III, 343; Nomi- nated, 344, and elected, 348; Senate contests in 1891, 367. Again nomi- nated, IV, 84, and elected, 88; 238.
Gray, William C. , IV, 347.
Greater New York, The: Special commission to consider project, III, 354; Question of consolidation sub- mitted to the people, 394; Favorable result, 408; Legislativ...e action, 415, 417-418. IV, 25; Charter (1897), 38; First Mayoralty campaign, 39- 44. See "New York City. " Greeley, Horace: Editor of New York Tribune, attitude on National ques- tions in 1865, III, 36, 37; 41; Con- demnation of Judge Grover, 44; on Republican platform of 1865, 46; Dominates convention of 1866, 58; on John T. Hoffman, 59; Senatorial INDEX 379 contest of 1867, 62, 64; Member of Constitutional convention, 72, 73; on General Grant, 82; State convention of 1868, defeated for nomination for Governor, 88; 99; Convention of 1869, nominated for Comptroller, 103-104; 106; Convention of 1870, again fails to win nomination for Governor, 112, 113; Opposes re- organization by Conklingites of Re- publican party in New York City, 117; Convention of 1871, exclusion of Greeley delegates, 119-120; Joins Liberal Republican movement, 134; Nominated for President, 135-137; Indorsed by Democrats at Balti- more, 137-138; The campaign, 144; Defeated, 145; Death, 146.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gravesend: Charges of election frauds in 1884, III, 310; McKane's doings in 1892, 390-391; Unseating of Senator McCarthy, 392-393.
Gray, John Clinton: Appointed to Court of Appeals, III, 343; Nomi- nated, 344, and elected, 348; Senate contests in 1891, 367. Again nomi- nated, IV, 84, and elected, 88; 238.
Gray, William C. , IV, 347.
Greater New York, The: Special commission to consider project, III, 354; Question of consolidation sub- mitted to the people, 394; Favorable result, 408; Legislativ...e action, 415, 417-418. IV, 25; Charter (1897), 38; First Mayoralty campaign, 39- 44. See "New York City. " Greeley, Horace: Editor of New York Tribune, attitude on National ques- tions in 1865, III, 36, 37; 41; Con- demnation of Judge Grover, 44; on Republican platform of 1865, 46; Dominates convention of 1866, 58; on John T. Hoffman, 59; Senatorial INDEX 379 contest of 1867, 62, 64; Member of Constitutional convention, 72, 73; on General Grant, 82; State convention of 1868, defeated for nomination for Governor, 88; 99; Convention of 1869, nominated for Comptroller, 103-104; 106; Convention of 1870, again fails to win nomination for Governor, 112, 113; Opposes re- organization by Conklingites of Re- publican party in New York City, 117; Convention of 1871, exclusion of Greeley delegates, 119-120; Joins Liberal Republican movement, 134; Nominated for President, 135-137; Indorsed by Democrats at Balti- more, 137-138; The campaign, 144; Defeated, 145; Death, 146.
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