Representative Government the True Method of Reaching Concerted Action And of F
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Another exhibition of the proposed method of voting was made before a school literary society. * The voters taking part here numbered one hundred and eighty-two, and the names * West Chester State Normal School, Dec. 17, 1881.
22 of Curtis, Holmes, Longfellow, and Whittier were voted upon with the following tabulated result : As 1st choice, As 2d choice, New concur- ring support, Curtis, 48 22 70 Holmes, 33 22 55 Longfellow, 49 88 137 Whittier, 52 28 80 Total No. Voters, 182 Majority, 92 When t...he primary support given to each candidate was put upon the black-board, there was quite an applause from the Whittier supporters, they thinking that as he had a plurality over each of the other candidates, he was elected. One hundred and eighty-two votes had been cast, hence, as yet no one had received the support of a majority. Upon adding the number who had made each candidate their provisional or second choice to those who had before made this candidate their first choice, and so with all the candidates in turn, it was found that Longfellow had received the support of one hundred and thirty-seven voters ; and, when compared with the new concurring support of each of the other candidates, was the first and only one to receive the support of a concurring ma- jority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another exhibition of the proposed method of voting was made before a school literary society. * The voters taking part here numbered one hundred and eighty-two, and the names * West Chester State Normal School, Dec. 17, 1881.
22 of Curtis, Holmes, Longfellow, and Whittier were voted upon with the following tabulated result : As 1st choice, As 2d choice, New concur- ring support, Curtis, 48 22 70 Holmes, 33 22 55 Longfellow, 49 88 137 Whittier, 52 28 80 Total No. Voters, 182 Majority, 92 When t...he primary support given to each candidate was put upon the black-board, there was quite an applause from the Whittier supporters, they thinking that as he had a plurality over each of the other candidates, he was elected. One hundred and eighty-two votes had been cast, hence, as yet no one had received the support of a majority. Upon adding the number who had made each candidate their provisional or second choice to those who had before made this candidate their first choice, and so with all the candidates in turn, it was found that Longfellow had received the support of one hundred and thirty-seven voters ; and, when compared with the new concurring support of each of the other candidates, was the first and only one to receive the support of a concurring ma- jority.
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