Thirty Years in Topeka a Historical Sketch
Thirty Years in Topeka a Historical Sketch
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On the 4th of April, occurred the election of U. S. Senators. The occasion was one, as usual, of great interest, and the hall of the House was crowded to such an extent that it became necessary to bar the doors ao-ainst all who would 2:0 in or out of the hall.
The mode of communication between the con- vention and the candidates and the crowd outside, while the vote was going on, was by dropping slips of paper out of the windows.
The successful candidates, James H. Lane and Samuel C. Pomeroy, w...ere stopping — the former at the Topeka House, present site of the Federal building; and the latter at the northwest corner of Jackson street and Sixth avenue. The wind blew strong from the south, and there was great dilSi- cult}^ in getting the slips of paper as they were dropped from the windows, and they sometimes floated several blocks away, followed by a crowd of eager, mirthful citizens. The announcement of the election of Lane was carried upon the winds to the immediate locality where he was stopping, two blocks awa}'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the 4th of April, occurred the election of U. S. Senators. The occasion was one, as usual, of great interest, and the hall of the House was crowded to such an extent that it became necessary to bar the doors ao-ainst all who would 2:0 in or out of the hall.
The mode of communication between the con- vention and the candidates and the crowd outside, while the vote was going on, was by dropping slips of paper out of the windows.
The successful candidates, James H. Lane and Samuel C. Pomeroy, w...ere stopping — the former at the Topeka House, present site of the Federal building; and the latter at the northwest corner of Jackson street and Sixth avenue. The wind blew strong from the south, and there was great dilSi- cult}^ in getting the slips of paper as they were dropped from the windows, and they sometimes floated several blocks away, followed by a crowd of eager, mirthful citizens. The announcement of the election of Lane was carried upon the winds to the immediate locality where he was stopping, two blocks awa}'.
What to read after Thirty Years in Topeka a Historical Sketch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Frye William Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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