Newspaper results for electoral commission
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17303 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (1654 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.
The New York Herald — 1871-03-23, page 7
… postponed until to-morrow, ?when they will be held under the .superintendent o cf an electoral commission appointed by the <'c.i frai Committee. MILITARY APrOTNTMENIS. The Commander-in- …
The New York Herald — 1877-01-19, page 5
… 11u now moved that the report bo printed and recommitted, llwasso ordered. THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION. KIIAT.L THE COMMITTEE OK FIFTEEN DECIDE THE ELECTION ??DIKFEKEXT VIEWS CONCKItMNO …
The New York Herald — 1877-01-20, page 4
… objections made by heated partisans to the selection of federal judges as members of the Electoral Commission will not stand half an hour's discussion in Congress if this topio of opposition …
The New York Herald — 1877-01-21, page 6
… , after a continuous session of four lours, adjourned until Monday morning. THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION. VHAT IS SAID ABOCT THK JOINT COMMITTEE'S l'J.A-> ui uwitiui a.-xu uuu.tua ji J …
The New York Herald — 1877-01-22, page 4
… raising and strengthening the Mississippi levees. It Is a Mistake to suppose that the Electoral Commission will adopt any new rule for deciding the Presidential question. They are required …
The New York Herald — 1877-01-22, page 8
… the Cocntby takes interest in but one topic- the all-absorbing question i of the Electoral Commission. This great ! measure of peace and justice is warmly approved by all the independent …
… the indicatlons here warrant the belief that the most violent opposition to tho Electoral Commission will come from the extremists on the Republican side Mr.. MORTON prepared his leading …
New-York Tribune — 1877-01-26, page 1
… David DAVIS no longer figures as the probable or even possible III Judge OF the Electoral Commission. The most opfuse sense of proprety will set him aside as ines be As Democratic …
The New York Herald — 1877-01-26, page 3
… Senate. unan mousy unto in congratulatng you upon tho passage by that body OF tho Electoral Commission bill, and thank you heartily for your own most valuable con. trbution to that happy …
… relief from un impending peril does not ".me ao much from the mere remedy which tic Electoral Commission furnlahea in Itself, an it docs fr ail ag lerftl couvl 'tion Hint the dangers which …
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