On the record
The election of Senator Chase, upon a distinctly Republican platform, established the fact that the majority of the voters of Ohio were Republicans as defined by the creed of that party.
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gutenberg.orgThe election of Senator Chase, upon a distinctly Republican platform, established the fact that the majority of the voters of Ohio were Republicans as defined by the creed of that party.
Sherman reflects on the election of Senator Chase, highlighting the Republican majority in Ohio during that period.
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