The Fall of Bossism volume 1
The Fall of Bossism volume 1
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The Chairman of the Con- vention was selected by Mr. Gas Trustee Leeds, — an intimate political associate of Mr. Gas Trustee McManes — who personally directed the burlesque political perform- ance, dignified by verbal usage as the " Mayoralty Con- vention. " Not with entire harmony, however, did the occasion pass oflF. The delegates of Mr. Keim, to the number of thirty-four, declined to vote, thus expressing their displeasure over the afi^air; and reserving their power for a Dissenting Conventi...on of their own, if upon reflection it be deemed wise. No! — they did vote once; led by the deep-voiced Magistrate Thomas South they voted with a vigorous and combined yell against making Mayor Stokley's nomination unanimous; and after accomplishing their object rushed out, led by the plucky Magistrate South, to condole with each other and neu- tralize their disappointment in a convenient beer saloon over foaming glasses of lager.
Meantime, in the Convention for the nomination of a candidate for Receiver of Taxes, Bossism likewise carried the day with a high hand, and similar things were enacted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chairman of the Con- vention was selected by Mr. Gas Trustee Leeds, — an intimate political associate of Mr. Gas Trustee McManes — who personally directed the burlesque political perform- ance, dignified by verbal usage as the " Mayoralty Con- vention. " Not with entire harmony, however, did the occasion pass oflF. The delegates of Mr. Keim, to the number of thirty-four, declined to vote, thus expressing their displeasure over the afi^air; and reserving their power for a Dissenting Conventi...on of their own, if upon reflection it be deemed wise. No! — they did vote once; led by the deep-voiced Magistrate Thomas South they voted with a vigorous and combined yell against making Mayor Stokley's nomination unanimous; and after accomplishing their object rushed out, led by the plucky Magistrate South, to condole with each other and neu- tralize their disappointment in a convenient beer saloon over foaming glasses of lager.
Meantime, in the Convention for the nomination of a candidate for Receiver of Taxes, Bossism likewise carried the day with a high hand, and similar things were enacted.
What to read after The Fall of Bossism volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Edward Vickers to read onlineMoreLess
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