The Return of the Democratic Party to Power in 1884
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S. , vol. Vii, p. 213; Woodburn. Political Parties and Party Problems, p. 105.
r ' Vol. I, p. 205.
351 ] THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION iy 1 Ohio, the other middle-western state which the Democrats had hopes of carrying, also had several candidates, among them Allan G. Thurman, Oliver Payn and George W. Hoadly. Thurman was another old-time Democrat. He had served in Congress before the war, had been narrowly defeated by Hayes for governor of Ohio in 1867, had been chief judge of the Supreme Court of... Ohio and had been in the Senate from 1868 to 1880. Payn, who had been elected to succeed Pendleton in the Senate, was spoken of favorably in the East, but his connection with the Standard Oil Com- pany and his lack of political experience made him unavail- able. 1 Hoadly was one of the Republicans who had joined the Liberal movement of 1872 and then gone back to the Democrats. He was a lawyer of national prominence and had been elected governor of Ohio in 1883. None of the Ohio candidates was strong enough to secure more than a minority of the delegates from his own state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. , vol. Vii, p. 213; Woodburn. Political Parties and Party Problems, p. 105.
r ' Vol. I, p. 205.
351 ] THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION iy 1 Ohio, the other middle-western state which the Democrats had hopes of carrying, also had several candidates, among them Allan G. Thurman, Oliver Payn and George W. Hoadly. Thurman was another old-time Democrat. He had served in Congress before the war, had been narrowly defeated by Hayes for governor of Ohio in 1867, had been chief judge of the Supreme Court of... Ohio and had been in the Senate from 1868 to 1880. Payn, who had been elected to succeed Pendleton in the Senate, was spoken of favorably in the East, but his connection with the Standard Oil Com- pany and his lack of political experience made him unavail- able. 1 Hoadly was one of the Republicans who had joined the Liberal movement of 1872 and then gone back to the Democrats. He was a lawyer of national prominence and had been elected governor of Ohio in 1883. None of the Ohio candidates was strong enough to secure more than a minority of the delegates from his own state.
What to read after The Return of the Democratic Party to Power in 1884?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison Cook Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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