Illinois, Historical and Statistical: Comprising the Essential Facts of Its Planting and Growth as a Province, County, Territory, and State. Derived from the Most Authentic Sources, Including Original Documents and Papers. Together with Carefully Prepared Statistical Tables, Том 2Fergus Printing Company, 1892 - Всего страниц: 1316 |
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... ballot , and Gen. Wm . O. Butler for vice - president . * Mr. Carpenter died soon after his election and was succeeded by John Moore , who was appointed by the governor to the position , August 14 THE SIXTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY . 561 ...
... ballot , and Gen. Wm . O. Butler for vice - president . * Mr. Carpenter died soon after his election and was succeeded by John Moore , who was appointed by the governor to the position , August 14 THE SIXTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY . 561 ...
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... ballot , having steadily gained from the first when , he received III votes , to 97 for Clay , 43 for Scott , and 22 for Webster . Millard Fillmore of New York was nominated for vice - president , on the second ballot . The whigs made a ...
... ballot , having steadily gained from the first when , he received III votes , to 97 for Clay , 43 for Scott , and 22 for Webster . Millard Fillmore of New York was nominated for vice - president , on the second ballot . The whigs made a ...
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... ballot . He received seventy - one votes in the joint session on January 13 , to twenty - six cast for Gen. W. F. Thornton , who had been nominated by the whigs . Gen. Shields and his friends celebrated his triumph in a grand supper and ...
... ballot . He received seventy - one votes in the joint session on January 13 , to twenty - six cast for Gen. W. F. Thornton , who had been nominated by the whigs . Gen. Shields and his friends celebrated his triumph in a grand supper and ...
Стр. 564
... ballot giving Shields 28 votes , Breese 21 , and McClernand 18. The general , however , succeeded on the twenty - first ballot , which stood , Shields 37 , Breese 20 , and McClernand 12. Of course his election by the general assembly ...
... ballot giving Shields 28 votes , Breese 21 , and McClernand 18. The general , however , succeeded on the twenty - first ballot , which stood , Shields 37 , Breese 20 , and McClernand 12. Of course his election by the general assembly ...
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... ballot ; for the loan of money at such rate of interest , not exceeding ten per cent per annum , as the parties might agree upon ; for the construction of plank - roads ; for the estab- lishment of telegraphs ; to provide for township ...
... ballot ; for the loan of money at such rate of interest , not exceeding ten per cent per annum , as the parties might agree upon ; for the construction of plank - roads ; for the estab- lishment of telegraphs ; to provide for township ...
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