Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 674
comparative feebleness.Again and again these contests of lungs andenthusiasm were repeated as other names werepresented to the convention. the cheering down the long Chicago streets;while inside, delegation after delegation changedits votes to the victor in a whirlwind of hurrahs.That same… … THE WIGWAM AT CHICAGO IN WHICH LINCOLN WAS NOMINATED. At last the voting began. Two names stoodout beyond all the rest on the very first ballot— Sewards and Lincolns. The second ballotshowed that Seward had lost votes while Lin-coln had gained them. The third ballot wasbegun in almost painful…
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