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The Democratic party and liberal Republicans were angered with [[Grant]]'s seeming lack of skill in politics.  To oppose him they nominated [[Horace Greely]] as their candidate.  The election was bitter and tiring for both candidates.  Unfortunately, Greely died during the campaign and thus didn't recieve any of the electoral votes.  <ref> [[Encyclopedia of Presidents, Ulysses S. Grant]], by Zachary Kent, Children's Press, 1989.  </ref>   
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The Democratic party and liberal Republicans were angered with [[Grant]]'s seeming lack of skill in politics.  To oppose him they nominated [[Horace Greely]] as their candidate.  The election was bitter and tiring for both candidates.  Unfortunately, Greely died during the campaign and thus didn't receive any of the electoral votes.  <ref> [[Encyclopedia of Presidents, Ulysses S. Grant]], by Zachary Kent, Children's Press, 1989.  </ref>   
 
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Revision as of 20:23, June 22, 2007

The Democratic party and liberal Republicans were angered with Grant's seeming lack of skill in politics. To oppose him they nominated Horace Greely as their candidate. The election was bitter and tiring for both candidates. Unfortunately, Greely died during the campaign and thus didn't receive any of the electoral votes. [1]

candidates popular vote electoral vote
Ulysses S. Grant 3, 598, 235 286
Horace Greely 2, 834, 761 0

References

  1. Encyclopedia of Presidents, Ulysses S. Grant, by Zachary Kent, Children's Press, 1989.