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The '''Treaty of Mentor''' was not an actual treaty but it was unifying moment for the [[Republican Party]] after a contested convention in 1880. The nomination for [[James Garfield]] after the 36th ballot was unexpected and factions among Republicans who supported other candidates led to an appearance of division in the party.  

The '''Treaty of Mentor''' was not an actual treaty but it was a unifying moment for the [[Republican Party]] after a contested convention in 1880. The nomination of [[James Garfield]] after the 36th ballot was unexpected and factions among Republicans who supported other candidates led to an appearance of division in the party.  

[[Ulysses Grant]] and other prominent Republicans would meet Garfield at his residence in [[Mentor, Ohio]]. The meeting was both a get-to-know moment and showcasing Republicans in solidarity. The press that gathered in Mentor would dub the meeting a treaty. Also significant, it was the beginning of the first ever 'Front Porch Campaign' for president.

Former-President [[Ulysses Grant]] and other prominent Republicans would meet Garfield at his residence in [[Mentor, Ohio]]. The meeting was both a get-to-know moment and a chance to showcase Republicans in solidarity. The press that gathered in Mentor would dub the meeting a treaty. Also significant, it was the beginning of the first ever 'Front Porch Campaign' for president.

James Garfield would be elected [[President]] and assassinated all within one year.

James Garfield would be elected [[President]] and assassinated all within one year.

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