How Should Chicago Be Governed
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" The mayor would be in our system, the president of the Board of Direc- tors.
THE LEGISLATIVE.
Referring to the Qnincy, Mass. , charter, Hon. Charles Francis Adams says: "The analogy of the business cor- poration should have been followed to its full extent, and all the members of the legislative department should have been chosen at large, regardless of Ward lines; with, moreover, some provision for minority representation. This result, it is argued, would have been brought about to manifest ...advantage, had the charter provided for the elec- tion of a council to be comprised of fifteen, or twenty-one, or twenty-four members, as might be thought best, all to be chosen at large, while no voter could vote for over two-thirds of the entire number to be chosen; but on the other hand, each voter should have been at liberty to concentrate all or any por- tion of the votes he could cast on one or more candidates, or to distribute them among the full number he was entitled to vote for, giving one vote to each.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The mayor would be in our system, the president of the Board of Direc- tors.
THE LEGISLATIVE.
Referring to the Qnincy, Mass. , charter, Hon. Charles Francis Adams says: "The analogy of the business cor- poration should have been followed to its full extent, and all the members of the legislative department should have been chosen at large, regardless of Ward lines; with, moreover, some provision for minority representation. This result, it is argued, would have been brought about to manifest ...advantage, had the charter provided for the elec- tion of a council to be comprised of fifteen, or twenty-one, or twenty-four members, as might be thought best, all to be chosen at large, while no voter could vote for over two-thirds of the entire number to be chosen; but on the other hand, each voter should have been at liberty to concentrate all or any por- tion of the votes he could cast on one or more candidates, or to distribute them among the full number he was entitled to vote for, giving one vote to each.
What to read after How Should Chicago Be Governed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bartow a Bartow Adolphus Ulrich to read onlineMoreLess
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