Samuel J. Tilden

The Compromise of 1877 was an assumed upon agreement to settle the presidential election of 1876. The election was between Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel J. Tilden, in which Tilden won the popular vote. The agreement was between the Republican and Democrat leaders of the time and removed all union troops from the south and settled the dispute for office. This agreement finally ended the battle between the north and south and allowed the two parties to make plans to rebuild the south. The text says

1876 has been pronounced by Historians, as one of the most hostile, controversial, and most disputed presidential elections in American history. Representing the Republicans was Samuel J. Tilden of New York and Rutherford B. Hayes of Ohio representing the Democrats. With Hayes being outpolled in the popular vote, Tilden wins. With the recounting and passing of the Electoral Commission, Hayes wins the election of 1876 and becomes president of the United States. With Grant’s corruption in office and

The Hayes-Tiden standoff in 1876 started when Grant would not run for a third term in 1876. The Republicans chose Rutherford B Hayes, from Ohio, to run for the presidency. The Democratic nominee was Samuel J Tilden from New York. When the election results came in Tilden had racked up 184 electoral votes of the needed 185(p360), with twenty votes left from four states, which had previously had irregular returns (p360). Oregon went to Hayes, which left Florida, Louisiana, and South Carolina up

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state governments and put the south under the control of the US army. New elections were held by the army. There were three groups that worked to form new state governments. There were freedmen, carpetbaggers and scalawags. Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel

Tilden received 184 electoral votes of the 185 needed to become president. Hayes only received 165 votes and lost the popular vote by approximately 300,000 votes. Samuel J. Tilden of New York outpolled Ohio's Rutherford B. Hayes in the popular vote, with 20 votes uncounted. However, the election results were disputed because of confusing ballots

“Yee-Haw!” one rebellious little child yelled at the white scalawag, walking down the street, as he zoomed by on his horse. The Civil War, a war between the North and South in The United States of America fought over state’s rights, slavery, and nullification. This war was fought mostly in the South, which caused tons and tons of damage emotionally physically and politically to the South. In the following paragraphs, what exactly reconstruction is, how it and the war affected The United States of

Clarissa Anaya English 9, Vikki Paul 7 November 2016 Do Your Votes Count? The phrase “Make your voice heard and vote!” is always being tossed around. What they people don 't know is that your voice isn 't always heard. Your presidential vote doesn 't really matter because of the electoral college. They make the choice of what your state wants. What you want! People are being silenced for whom they want to become president and believe they are living in a county with a democratic government. And

Civil War The north and the Abraham Lincoln argues that the main reason for the civil war was the slavery, whereas, the South and the confederate state reasoned that the main causes of the war is the state 's right and also southerners claimed that they are being treated unfair on the federal tariff and taxes. The southerners wanted to secede from the Union and preserve their right and the northerners wanted to keep the Union from breaking as well as they want to abolish slavery. The Civil War, or

The United States of America stands for the very definition of its name. It is a country full of United States with the keyword being states. The Electoral College embodies this view of states coming together, united to elect a leader of the nation. The logistics of the Electoral College forces campaigns to focus on states instead of a full on nationalist approach. The importance of winning just one state by one vote cannot be understated. Jonathan Paul reiterates this in his article “insert article