Young Peoples History of Illinois From the Earliest Discoveries to the Present
Young Peoples History of Illinois From the Earliest Discoveries to the Present
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French, d 122, 413 John Reynolds, b d 5^73 Republican Congressmen were elected in the First, Second, Third and Fourth districts; Democratic, in the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth.
STATE PERIOD. 215 All Apportionment Bill was brought before the Leg- islature in 1859 which caused another terrible scene in the House. Lincoln and Douglas had so awakened the people of the State by their stirring eloquence, that when the bill came up not the least point was left undisputed; the Democrats wer...e losing ground and the Republicans were anxious to gain all they could. As matters stood on the introduction of the bill the popular vote was on the side of the Republicans but according to the arrange- ment of districts the Democrats were likely to get a majority in the Legislature. This bill provided for the opportionment in such a manner that Republicans were not allowed as many Rep- resentatives in the Legislature as they thought they were enti- tled to have, claiming that the south portion of the State had more per capita than the north; thus confining them to thirty- three Representatives while the Democrats would be given forty-one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
French, d 122, 413 John Reynolds, b d 5^73 Republican Congressmen were elected in the First, Second, Third and Fourth districts; Democratic, in the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth.
STATE PERIOD. 215 All Apportionment Bill was brought before the Leg- islature in 1859 which caused another terrible scene in the House. Lincoln and Douglas had so awakened the people of the State by their stirring eloquence, that when the bill came up not the least point was left undisputed; the Democrats wer...e losing ground and the Republicans were anxious to gain all they could. As matters stood on the introduction of the bill the popular vote was on the side of the Republicans but according to the arrange- ment of districts the Democrats were likely to get a majority in the Legislature. This bill provided for the opportionment in such a manner that Republicans were not allowed as many Rep- resentatives in the Legislature as they thought they were enti- tled to have, claiming that the south portion of the State had more per capita than the north; thus confining them to thirty- three Representatives while the Democrats would be given forty-one.
What to read after Young Peoples History of Illinois From the Earliest Discoveries to the Present?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur C Dresbach to read onlineMoreLess
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