Speech of Hon Hiram Bell of Ohio in Reply to Hon Eb Olds On the Presidency
Speech of Hon Hiram Bell of Ohio in Reply to Hon Eb Olds On the Presidency
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And I understand, sir, that there was no division of eentiment among the members of the (fonveniion as to the form in which the question should be submitted to the people to vote on. He may have made a five- minutes speech for Presidential capital abroad; but if he did, I have understood it was after the vote on the reli- gious test question had been taken in convention. But, sir, this is of little importance. It is the in fluence that Franklin Pierce and his friends exert- ed, and the undisput...ed control they bad over the question that I am considering. On the same day (March, 1851) that the vote was taken on the amendments to the constitution, there wus an election tor Governor of the State. There were two Democratic and one Whig candidates The Democratic candidates received 39, 159 votes; the Whig candidate did not receive one-third ot the votes, as he got only 18, 4S4. The vote on amend- ments to the constitution was small, as will be seen by returns copied from the New Hampshire Patriot, a Democratic paper.
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And I understand, sir, that there was no division of eentiment among the members of the (fonveniion as to the form in which the question should be submitted to the people to vote on. He may have made a five- minutes speech for Presidential capital abroad; but if he did, I have understood it was after the vote on the reli- gious test question had been taken in convention. But, sir, this is of little importance. It is the in fluence that Franklin Pierce and his friends exert- ed, and the undisput...ed control they bad over the question that I am considering. On the same day (March, 1851) that the vote was taken on the amendments to the constitution, there wus an election tor Governor of the State. There were two Democratic and one Whig candidates The Democratic candidates received 39, 159 votes; the Whig candidate did not receive one-third ot the votes, as he got only 18, 4S4. The vote on amend- ments to the constitution was small, as will be seen by returns copied from the New Hampshire Patriot, a Democratic paper.
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