Stephen Grover Cleveland: A Sketch of His Life, to which is Appended a Short Account of the Life of Thomas Andrews HendricksJ.W. Lovell Company, 1884 - 222 lappuses |
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Aaron Cleveland accept administration affairs Albany aldermen amendment American applause appointed approval believe called candidate Chairman citizens civil service Colonel Commissioner committee conduct considered Convention convicts corporations declared defeated delegation demand Democracy Democratic party discharged duty elected ernor faith favor Fayetteville fellow-citizens FRANKLIN EDSON friends gentlemen GEORGE HOADLY Governor Cleve Governor Cleveland Grover Cleveland Hendricks honest honor independent voters Indiana interests labor land legislation Legislature Lewis F Mayor of Buffalo ment municipal nation nomination Office bill partisan political present President principles prison profession protection purpose reform Reformatory regard represent Republican Republican party responsibility rule secure Senate sentence soldiers Superintendent Tammany Tammany Hall taxation taxes Tenure of Office terms of office THOMAS ANDREWS HENDRICKS Thomas Hendricks tion trust United veto vote William Hendricks workingmen York young
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