The Vote That Made the President
The Vote That Made the President
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_ My recollection is that some one of the electors had received a letter suggesting that in case of a vacancy or in case of the absence of Levissee and Brewster, they should be chosen in their own places. That is my recollection.
_Q. _ And yet they absented themselves from the electoral college, and you filled their vacancies with themselves?
_A. _ They were absent from the college when the college met, and we filled their vacancies by themselves. " Being thus installed, they voted for ...Mr. Hayes within an hour after theywere chosen to fill their own vacancies; and three days afterwardBrewster addressed the following letter to the President: NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, _December 9, 1876. _ SIR: I respectfully apply to be appointed Surveyor-General for the District of Louisiana. Commendations from prominent gentlemen will be submitted to your Excellency to justify the appointment.
I have the honor to remain Your very obedient servant, ORLANDO H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_ My recollection is that some one of the electors had received a letter suggesting that in case of a vacancy or in case of the absence of Levissee and Brewster, they should be chosen in their own places. That is my recollection.
_Q. _ And yet they absented themselves from the electoral college, and you filled their vacancies with themselves?
_A. _ They were absent from the college when the college met, and we filled their vacancies by themselves. " Being thus installed, they voted for ...Mr. Hayes within an hour after theywere chosen to fill their own vacancies; and three days afterwardBrewster addressed the following letter to the President: NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, _December 9, 1876. _ SIR: I respectfully apply to be appointed Surveyor-General for the District of Louisiana. Commendations from prominent gentlemen will be submitted to your Excellency to justify the appointment.
I have the honor to remain Your very obedient servant, ORLANDO H.
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