Was New Yorks Vote Stolen volume 1
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87 which at that very time was in full operation ousting Joel W. Mason, a conservative Republican, so as to put in John MeClave, more satisfactory to both machines. To any one acquainted with the local political situation in New York in the autumn of 1884 ihe suggestion that the election machinery was in the hands of "Mr. Blaine's opponents " (a phrase which is meaningless unless intended to mean Mr. Cleveland ? s friends) ;is iiitterly absurd.
The Cleveland managers were in great anxiety as to... the purposes and the conduct of this Tammany-Republican com- bination, and its control of the election machinery " : in New York City, and, as presently will be seen, they took efficient measures to ascertain and to guarantee the accuracy of ithe official canvass, notwithstanding the anti-Cleveland control.
The country conditions were even more perilou-s to ISilv. Cleveland ; that is, upon the theory of Mr. Stanwood in hk letter, that the counting was in the hands of :the friends of Mr. Cleveland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
87 which at that very time was in full operation ousting Joel W. Mason, a conservative Republican, so as to put in John MeClave, more satisfactory to both machines. To any one acquainted with the local political situation in New York in the autumn of 1884 ihe suggestion that the election machinery was in the hands of "Mr. Blaine's opponents " (a phrase which is meaningless unless intended to mean Mr. Cleveland ? s friends) ;is iiitterly absurd.
The Cleveland managers were in great anxiety as to... the purposes and the conduct of this Tammany-Republican com- bination, and its control of the election machinery " : in New York City, and, as presently will be seen, they took efficient measures to ascertain and to guarantee the accuracy of ithe official canvass, notwithstanding the anti-Cleveland control.
The country conditions were even more perilou-s to ISilv. Cleveland ; that is, upon the theory of Mr. Stanwood in hk letter, that the counting was in the hands of :the friends of Mr. Cleveland.
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