The American Caucus System Its Origin Purpose And Utility
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Dickens, in his description of the Eatans- will contest, has only cleverly outlined the salient features of. Such canvassing. The Hon. Slumkeys and Fitzkins run for office in all elective govern- ments. A personal contest for votes by self-nomi- CAUCUS NOMINATIONS.
55 nated candidates exposes in the baldest manner the nominee to the caprice of the selfish and vul- gar. A coarse man at the polls can insult and re- fuse to vote for such a candidate with greater ef- fect than in the limits of a ca...ucus, the humilia- tion of great men affording pleasure to base.
The humor of Dickens' caricature of the average husting contest in England scarcely relieves the rough vulgarity manifested. The Hon. Samuel Slumkey, of Slumkey Hall, courting the crowd by shaking hands with twenty workmen washed and placed for the purpose, and kissing six babies in arms all prepared in advance, drowning the voice of his opponent, the Hon. Horatio Fitzkin, of Fitzkin Lodge, with a brass band, and the absurd acting before a gin- and beer-filled crowd, is suffi- ciently realistic to be accepted as a picture of an actual contest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dickens, in his description of the Eatans- will contest, has only cleverly outlined the salient features of. Such canvassing. The Hon. Slumkeys and Fitzkins run for office in all elective govern- ments. A personal contest for votes by self-nomi- CAUCUS NOMINATIONS.
55 nated candidates exposes in the baldest manner the nominee to the caprice of the selfish and vul- gar. A coarse man at the polls can insult and re- fuse to vote for such a candidate with greater ef- fect than in the limits of a ca...ucus, the humilia- tion of great men affording pleasure to base.
The humor of Dickens' caricature of the average husting contest in England scarcely relieves the rough vulgarity manifested. The Hon. Samuel Slumkey, of Slumkey Hall, courting the crowd by shaking hands with twenty workmen washed and placed for the purpose, and kissing six babies in arms all prepared in advance, drowning the voice of his opponent, the Hon. Horatio Fitzkin, of Fitzkin Lodge, with a brass band, and the absurd acting before a gin- and beer-filled crowd, is suffi- ciently realistic to be accepted as a picture of an actual contest.
What to read after The American Caucus System Its Origin Purpose And Utility?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W Lawton to read onlineMoreLess
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