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responsible for including their opponents on their ballots. This led to considerable trickery on the part of the parties who would deliberately make their ballot in a manner to increase the likelihood voters would choose their candidate, even accidentally. Vote buying had also become commonplace; that had led to a national scandal in the election of
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Regular army and Indiana Legions units in the state. His primary task was overseeing recruitment and keeping anti-government activities under control. To accomplish the task, Hovey raised a division of ten-thousand troops, but would only accept unmarried men. Because of
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Republican party entered Hovey's name as a candidate to run for governor, but he declined, claiming he was finished with politics. For the next fourteen years he continued operating his private law practice until 1886, he was nominated to run for Congress and accepted. He defeated his
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Indiana. His proposal was accepted because it was viewed as a punishment to the southern states, who would be required to care for the free blacks. He also opposed the
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General Assembly was voter reform. The state for several election cycles had been the victim of serious voter fraud, and had among the least restrictive voter regulations in the nation. Parties created their own ballots, and were
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reforms, saying that it would grant too much protection from creditors, and encourage laziness. The constitution was approved by the public, but the anti-black portions were ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court two years later.
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1040:on November 3, 2012
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2123:3rd district
1933:2nd district
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1480:T. Hendricks
1415:W. Hendricks
1396:(since 1816)
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155:Succeeded by
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100:Succeeded by
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4398:1891 deaths
4393:1821 births
4141:Christiancy
3965:W. Williams
3807:J. B. White
3792:A. Hamilton
3512:W. Williams
3497:W. Mitchell
3487:Chamberlain
3417:L. Hamilton
3242:E. Mitchell
3237:La Follette
2992:J. G. Davis
2982:J. G. Davis
2822:M. Robinson
2767:J. W. Davis
2237:Stockslager
2167:J. L. White
2007:J. Williams
1967:J. W. Davis
1957:J. W. Davis
1615:E. Whitcomb
1440:J. Whitcomb
813:Prohibition
612:XXIII Corps
555:Front lines
434:congressman
392:XXIII Corps
227:Preceded by
185:Preceded by
143:Preceded by
88:Preceded by
4387:Categories
4289:Shlaudeman
4224:Steinhardt
4209:Poindexter
3927:Pettengill
3772:Jacobs Jr.
3762:Jacobs Jr.
3742:Jacobs Sr.
3617:Jacobs Jr.
3287:Hostettler
3232:Boehne Jr.
3202:Brookshire
3157:Ja. Wilson
3057:Overstreet
2957:H. S. Lane
2877:N. Johnson
2837:H. Johnson
2772:G. G. Dunn
2662:N. Johnson
2637:Overstreet
2427:Je. Wilson
2362:G. H. Dunn
2287:Pettengill
2202:Harrington
2187:G. G. Dunn
1877:Boehne Jr.
1847:Boehne Sr.
1666:See also:
1184:Republican
905:References
817:JS Hughes
793:Democratic
773:Republican
759:Candidate
589:XIII Corps
491:bankruptcy
452:Early life
436:, and the
387:XIII Corps
344:1844–1846
335:Union Army
315:Allegiance
292:Republican
78:Lieutenant
3975:Territory
3947:Hendricks
3847:Fairfield
3812:McClellan
3622:J. Carson
3602:Roudebush
3412:E. Wilson
3402:E. Wilson
3292:Ellsworth
3282:McCloskey
3182:Hostetler
3122:A. Carson
3117:J. Carson
3082:Greenwood
2977:McGaughey
2967:McGaughey
2892:Roudebush
2782:Hendricks
2697:Roudebush
2587:Hendricks
2252:Tracewell
2072:Landgrebe
2057:Greenwood
2012:Humphreys
1902:Visclosky
1872:Rowbottom
1867:W. Wilson
1767:Albertson
1590:Schricker
1580:Schricker
1044:August 9,
938:April 16,
721:Reno Gang
717:White Cap
654:brevetted
432:justice,
346:1860–1865
298:Signature
283:, Indiana
217:In office
175:In office
133:In office
68:In office
58:21st
4352:McKinley
4337:Hamilton
4319:Brayshaw
4314:Quainton
4259:Achilles
4249:Tittmann
4204:Gonzales
4186:McMillin
4166:McKenzie
4116:Robinson
4073:Thornton
3993:Jennings
3952:Jennings
3938:At-large
3917:Barnhart
3797:Colerick
3747:Brownson
3732:Larrabee
3727:Griswold
3677:J. Evans
3662:Stilwell
3657:McDowell
3582:Springer
3567:Peterson
3502:Edgerton
3472:Rockhill
3387:Morrison
3347:M. White
3322:Cathcart
3272:Cornwell
3197:Johnston
3162:A. White
3147:McDonald
3102:J. Myers
3002:Washburn
2997:Voorhees
2972:Thompson
2947:A. White
2942:Hannegan
2922:G. Pence
2912:M. Pence
2902:D. Evans
2867:Larrabee
2857:Comstock
2827:W. Myers
2812:Voorhees
2672:Griswold
2647:Holliday
2597:Holloway
2582:W. Brown
2572:W. Brown
2477:Canfield
2462:Griffith
2412:Farquhar
2377:C. Smith
2367:T. Smith
2332:Stutzman
2312:Brademas
2247:J. Brown
2232:Bicknell
2172:T. Smith
2137:O. Smith
2107:Walorski
2102:Donnelly
2092:M. Pence
2087:McIntosh
1972:Thompson
1942:Jennings
1892:Benjamin
1837:Hemenway
1782:Lockhart
1772:Lockhart
1635:O'Bannon
1610:Branigin
1575:Townsend
1545:Goodrich
1535:Marshall
1515:Matthews
1485:Williams
1405:Jennings
1371:(acting)
1364:Harrison
1147:obituary
1145:NY Times
830:See also
802:280,603
782:281,752
669:Governor
639:and the
499:Governor
478:Illinois
378:Commands
126:district
4362:Nichols
4347:Struble
4279:Belcher
4219:Dearing
4146:Hurlbut
4078:Pickett
3957:Packard
3897:Shively
3887:Shively
3882:Calkins
3837:Gilhams
3832:Gilbert
3822:Leighty
3817:McNagny
3682:Cowgill
3672:Packard
3572:W. Wood
3552:Hammond
3542:W. Owen
3537:T. Wood
3527:Calkins
3522:Haymond
3507:Defrees
3482:Brenton
3467:Kennedy
3447:Houchin
3432:B. Hill
3422:B. Hill
3392:Purnell
3367:Cheadle
3297:Bucshon
3277:Deckard
3252:Merrill
3042:English
3022:Landers
2887:Wampler
2872:Jenckes
2862:Elliott
2847:Barnard
2787:Barbour
2762:Wallace
2747:Kinnard
2677:Harness
2657:Sanders
2602:Kilgore
2567:Kennedy
2562:Rariden
2557:McCarty
2397:Cumback
2392:J. Lane
2372:Cravens
2357:A. Lane
2272:Gardner
2227:N. Carr
2207:R. Hill
2197:W. Dunn
2162:J. Carr
2152:J. Carr
2097:Chocola
2077:Fithian
2067:Halleck
2022:O'Neall
1992:Cravens
1987:English
1947:J. Carr
1882:Schulte
1862:Luhring
1827:Parrett
1812:Kleiner
1807:Heilman
1797:Niblack
1787:Niblack
1757:R. Owen
1752:Proffit
1655:Holcomb
1645:Daniels
1600:Handley
1560:Jackson
1540:Ralston
1460:Hammond
1455:Willard
1445:Dunning
1430:Wallace
707:Reforms
120:Indiana
4357:Likins
4342:Dawson
4322:(a.i.)
4309:Watson
4304:Jordan
4264:Chapin
4254:Briggs
4244:Cooper
4239:Pawley
4229:Norweb
4181:Howard
4171:Dudley
4151:Phelps
4131:Thomas
4126:Settle
4088:Jewett
4068:Larned
4063:Cooley
3988:Thomas
3922:Hickey
3857:Ludlow
3767:Hudnut
3737:Ludlow
3702:Landis
3697:Steele
3692:Martin
3687:Steele
3667:Shanks
3652:Shanks
3647:Pettit
3642:Harlan
3607:Dennis
3597:Harvey
3592:Harmon
3587:Harvey
3547:Patton
3517:Sayler
3477:Harlan
3427:Sodrel
3382:Landis
3337:Shanks
3317:Sample
3257:Denton
3247:Denton
3227:Vestal
3217:Cromer
3187:Peirce
3177:Hunter
3142:Pettit
3092:Noland
3087:Landis
3077:Ludlow
3072:Updike
3067:Moores
3062:Korbly
3037:Peelle
3012:Manson
2962:Wright
2952:Howard
2917:Messer
2907:Burton
2882:Harden
2842:Watson
2832:Browne
2817:Hunter
2807:Coburn
2802:Dumont
2797:Porter
2777:Gorman
2727:Spartz
2722:Brooks
2717:Burton
2702:Hillis
2687:Beamer
2667:Gillen
2632:Cooper
2627:Matson
2622:Browne
2617:Holman
2612:Coburn
2607:Julian
2592:Parker
2532:Rokita
2522:Souder
2507:Quayle
2487:Gillie
2482:Farley
2472:Benham
2457:Holman
2452:Watson
2447:Holman
2437:Sexton
2422:Julian
2417:Holman
2407:Holman
2387:Parker
2382:Julian
2327:Souder
2322:Roemer
2277:Dunbar
2267:Dunbar
2242:Howard
2217:Holman
2212:Hunter
2192:Hughes
2182:Dunham
2157:Graham
2062:Durgan
2047:Cullop
2042:Chaney
1982:Dunham
1977:Henley
1887:Madden
1857:Denton
1842:Foster
1832:Taylor
1802:Fuller
1777:Miller
1762:Embree
1727:Prince
1640:Kernan
1570:McNutt
1565:Leslie
1555:Branch
1550:McCray
1525:Durbin
1495:Porter
1470:Morton
1450:Wright
1435:Bigger
1394:State
1369:Gibson
1260:from
1093:
820:9,920
762:Votes
756:Party
369:Brevet
4372:Kenna
4327:Adams
4299:Ortiz
4274:Jones
4234:White
4214:Moore
4176:Combs
4161:Hicks
4136:Gibbs
4121:Hovey
4083:Bryan
3983:Parke
3912:Brick
3907:Royse
3877:Baker
3842:Cline
3802:Lowry
3757:Bruce
3712:Kraus
3707:Rauch
3612:Sharp
3557:Hatch
3532:Motte
3437:Young
3407:Hogan
3397:Crowe
3377:Hanly
3372:Waugh
3357:Doxey
3342:Cason
3327:Fitch
3267:Hayes
3222:Adair
3212:Henry
3207:Faris
3172:Tyner
3112:Kerns
3107:Pease
3052:Henry
3047:Bynum
3032:Matyr
3027:Hanna
3017:Cason
2987:Scott
2792:Gregg
2752:Herod
2712:Buyer
2707:Jontz
2692:Roush
2682:Walsh
2642:Faris
2537:Baird
2527:Buyer
2512:Coats
2502:Roush
2497:Adair
2492:Kruse
2467:Dixon
2402:Foley
2337:Banks
2317:Hiler
2307:Nimtz
2297:Crook
2292:Grant
2282:Crowe
2257:Zenor
2147:Carty
2112:Yakym
2082:Sharp
2052:Bland
2037:Miers
2032:Hardy
2027:Bretz
2002:Wolfe
1962:Ewing
1952:Ewing
1907:Mrvan
1822:Posey
1817:Hovey
1742:Blake
1650:Pence
1620:Bowen
1605:Welsh
1595:Craig
1585:Gates
1530:Hanly
1520:Mount
1510:Chase
1505:Hovey
1475:Baker
1425:Noble
1375:Posey
910:Notes
805:48.8
727:Death
428:, an
422:Union
321:Union
118:from
4332:Jett
4294:Corr
4284:Dean
4269:Loeb
4156:Buck
4111:Clay
4093:Clay
3961:Orth
3902:Conn
3892:Ford
3852:Hogg
3752:Barr
3722:Hall
3717:Cook
3577:Gray
3492:Case
3362:Ward
3352:Orth
3332:Eddy
3262:Zion
3192:Lamb
3167:Orth
3152:Mace
3097:Bray
3007:Orth
2897:Bray
2852:Gray
2757:Wick
2652:Moss
2577:Wick
2517:Long
2222:Kerr
2142:Test
2132:Test
2017:Cobb
1997:Kerr
1897:Hall
1852:Lieb
1747:Boon
1737:Boon
1732:Call
1630:Bayh
1500:Gray
1490:Gray
1465:Lane
1410:Boon
1193:1888
1091:ISBN
1046:2010
940:2020
823:2.2
662:Peru
351:Rank
271:Died
259:Born
4367:Urs
2442:New
2432:New
2262:Cox
1792:Law
1625:Orr
1420:Ray
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785:49
547:at
124:1st
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