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Page 93
... parties . The results show the measure of their success . Out of a total vote of 12,154,542 , the People's party cast 1,122,045 ballots . Their candidates received votes in every State of the Union . They carried Colo- rado , Idaho ...
... parties . The results show the measure of their success . Out of a total vote of 12,154,542 , the People's party cast 1,122,045 ballots . Their candidates received votes in every State of the Union . They carried Colo- rado , Idaho ...
Page 97
... parties and kept them in a condition that it was a matter of no consequence to the financial interests which party succeeded in an election . Long before VanVorhis penned this in- dictment , the farmers had attempted to se- cure redress ...
... parties and kept them in a condition that it was a matter of no consequence to the financial interests which party succeeded in an election . Long before VanVorhis penned this in- dictment , the farmers had attempted to se- cure redress ...
Page 105
... party nominations , the Populist principle of popular rule has scored perhaps its most telling victory . Till- man urged this reform in South Carolina at a very early date , but on obtaining control of the Democratic political machine ...
... party nominations , the Populist principle of popular rule has scored perhaps its most telling victory . Till- man urged this reform in South Carolina at a very early date , but on obtaining control of the Democratic political machine ...
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