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Page 83
... vote . The demand for election of President , Vice - President and United States Senators by popular vote is quite general , and some states wish to elect postmasters in the same way . The Illinois Mutual Benefit Association wishes to ...
... vote . The demand for election of President , Vice - President and United States Senators by popular vote is quite general , and some states wish to elect postmasters in the same way . The Illinois Mutual Benefit Association wishes to ...
Page 93
... vote for success , that it is difficult to transform them at once into humble servants of the agriculturist . During the year of the presidential elec- tion many of the farmers seemed inclined to support a distinctive People's party ...
... vote for success , that it is difficult to transform them at once into humble servants of the agriculturist . During the year of the presidential elec- tion many of the farmers seemed inclined to support a distinctive People's party ...
Page 191
... vote two , five , or 10 times for their legislative repre- sentatives , while voters living elsewhere could vote only once . And it is inconceiva- ble that a state law to the effect that , in counting votes for legislators , the votes ...
... vote two , five , or 10 times for their legislative repre- sentatives , while voters living elsewhere could vote only once . And it is inconceiva- ble that a state law to the effect that , in counting votes for legislators , the votes ...
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