The March to Victory : the Great Republican Campaigns of 1860 And 1896 ; With Platform, Portraits, Biographies, And Speeches of Mckinley & Hobart

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How horrible the idea.
Edward Everett, of Massachusetts, was nominated for Vice President. After a number of speeches were made endorsing the ticket nominated, the Convention adjourned.
26 Lincoln's campaign : LINCOLN AND Hamlin.
Republican Candidates for President and Vice President CHAPTER IV.
The National Republican Convention.
At 12 o'clock noon, on Wednesday, the i6th of May, i860, the National Republican Convention met in Chi- cago, Illinois.
THE POLITICAL REVOLUTION OF 1 86o. 27 The Conv
...ention was held in a large building on Lake street, called the "Wigwam," put up for the purpose. As soon as the doors were opened, the entire body of the Wigwam was solidly packed with men, the galleries be- ing equally packed with ladies. There were not less than ten thousand persons in the building, while an immense crowd were unable to get inside.
Governor E. D. Morgan, of New York, Chairman of the National Republican Committee, called the Con- vention to order, read the call, and delivered the follow- ing address: "Usage has made it my duty to take the preliminary step toward organizing the Convention — a Convention upon the proceedings of which, permit me to say, the most momentous results are depending.


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