The North American Review, Volume 158Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1894 - American fiction Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 205
... vote . They simply sent for the men when they wanted them , and were always sup- plied with the required number ... vote on the most names , and the man who won the honors was an ex - convict , who voted eighteen times in two election ...
... vote . They simply sent for the men when they wanted them , and were always sup- plied with the required number ... vote on the most names , and the man who won the honors was an ex - convict , who voted eighteen times in two election ...
Page 208
... voted upon ; and when the owners went to vote , their mild complaints were assuaged by the assurance that the ballot already in was the same as they would have voted . A striking example of the extent to which this was carried was ...
... voted upon ; and when the owners went to vote , their mild complaints were assuaged by the assurance that the ballot already in was the same as they would have voted . A striking example of the extent to which this was carried was ...
Page 425
... vote ever cast for its presidential candidate , viz . , 55.63 per cent . , whereas in 1864 , eleven Democratic States not voting , Lincoln only re- ceived 55.06 per cent . of the popular vote . While temporary causes have induced the ...
... vote ever cast for its presidential candidate , viz . , 55.63 per cent . , whereas in 1864 , eleven Democratic States not voting , Lincoln only re- ceived 55.06 per cent . of the popular vote . While temporary causes have induced the ...
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