The Two Eras: Old And New; a Political And Historical Sketch of Our Government From 1789 to 1917
The Two Eras: Old And New; a Political And Historical Sketch of Our Government From 1789 to 1917
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The National Greenback-Labor party put forward Gen. James B. Weaver of Iowa, who first saw the light of day in Ohio. This was the first time the Mississippi river had been crossed by any political party, save in 1856 with Fremont by the Republicans. After an exciting canvass Garfield was elected by the vote of New York.
The Republican party in 1884, for the first time in its history, selected its presidential candidate from the East, in the person of James G. Blaine of Maine. Penn- sylvania was... his birthplace. Associated with him was Gen. John A. Logan of Illinois. The Democracy adhered to its traditional policy, inaugurated in 1864, of running a New Yorker, Grover Cleveland by name, for the highest office in the nation. Mr. Cleveland was born in New Jersey ; and up to his election as governor of the Empire state, two years before, was practically unknown outside of his adopted city of Buffalo. He, like James K. Polk in 1844, was pitted against the most brilliant and popular man of his time, against the Henry Clay of his generation ; and like Polk, he won through a narrow margin in New York, which turned the scale in his favor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The National Greenback-Labor party put forward Gen. James B. Weaver of Iowa, who first saw the light of day in Ohio. This was the first time the Mississippi river had been crossed by any political party, save in 1856 with Fremont by the Republicans. After an exciting canvass Garfield was elected by the vote of New York.
The Republican party in 1884, for the first time in its history, selected its presidential candidate from the East, in the person of James G. Blaine of Maine. Penn- sylvania was... his birthplace. Associated with him was Gen. John A. Logan of Illinois. The Democracy adhered to its traditional policy, inaugurated in 1864, of running a New Yorker, Grover Cleveland by name, for the highest office in the nation. Mr. Cleveland was born in New Jersey ; and up to his election as governor of the Empire state, two years before, was practically unknown outside of his adopted city of Buffalo. He, like James K. Polk in 1844, was pitted against the most brilliant and popular man of his time, against the Henry Clay of his generation ; and like Polk, he won through a narrow margin in New York, which turned the scale in his favor.
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