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Elaine loses key state of New York by 1,100 votes when he fails to disavow statement of delegation of his supporters calling Democrats the party of "Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion"; silence loses him the Catholic vote.
Elaine loses key state of New York by 1,100 votes when he fails to disavow statement of delegation of his supporters calling Democrats the party of "Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion"; silence loses him the Catholic vote.
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WOODROW WILSON Letter to Senator Hitchcock, 1919 My Dear Senator: You were good enough to bring me word that the Democratic senators supporting the treaty expected to hold a conference before the final vote on the Lodge resolution of ...
WOODROW WILSON Letter to Senator Hitchcock, 1919 My Dear Senator: You were good enough to bring me word that the Democratic senators supporting the treaty expected to hold a conference before the final vote on the Lodge resolution of ...
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Senator Kennedy wins election, in which a record number of citizens vote, taking 50.1 percent of the major party vote. ... Electoral vote is in question for a time because of recounts demanded by some states and votes of unpledged ...
Senator Kennedy wins election, in which a record number of citizens vote, taking 50.1 percent of the major party vote. ... Electoral vote is in question for a time because of recounts demanded by some states and votes of unpledged ...
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