Eine Geschichte von Missouri und Missourians; ein Lehrbuch für "Klasse A" Grundschule Klasse, Neuling High School und Junior High School. . E Gouverneur. Der Gouverneur war eine radikale. Es war jetzt keine Schwäche in der radikalen Maschinen. Theirreal Schwäche wurde in der öffentlichen Meinung, die finallytriumphed zu sein. Die Demokraten hatten sich inzwischen gut organisiert. 1867 Evenin sie gewählt hatten ein Kongreßabgeordnetes eine unexpiredterm zu füllen. Im gleichen Jahr wurde der United States Supreme Courtdeclared der Eiserne Eid als Qualifikation für practicingprofessions, verfassungswidrig, sondern als Abstimmung Qualifikation itwas immer noch legal. Fr

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A history of Missouri and Missourians; a text book for "class A" elementary grade, freshman high school, and junior high school .. . e governor. The governor was a Radical.There was now no weakness in the Radical machinery. Theirreal weakness was to be in public opinion, which finallytriumphed. The Democrats had now become well organized. Evenin 1867 they had elected a Congressman to fill an unexpiredterm. In the same year the United States Supreme Courtdeclared the Ironclad Oath as a qualification for practicingprofessions, unconstitutional, but as a voting qualification itwas still legal. Frank P. Blair and most of the old Conser- native Unionists and many of theold Whigs now became Democrats.Despite the additions to the Demo-cratic ranks, the Radicals againwon in 1868, electing the gover-nor, six of the nine congressmen, and carrying Missouri for Grant.The main cause of their victorywas the Registry Act of 1868as it was enforced. Governor Mc-Clurg was the second native Mis-sourian to become Missouris chiefexecutive. He was born in St.Louis county. He had taughtJOSEPH w. McCLURG school, practiced law, and then be-. Missouri Politics, 1861-1870 171 came a merchant after moving to Camden county. He was anunconditional Union man in 1860. He was the first governorto advocate prohibition by law. There was one surprisein this election. An amendment to the Missouri constitu-tion was defeated which would have given the negro theright to vote. It was bady defeated, showing that manyRadicals as well as all Democrats opposed it. Before Mis-souri could take up this question again, however, the Fifteenthamendment to the United States Constitution was adopted, thereby settling it. The 1868 election marks the high-tide ofpower of the Radicals. Their downfall was due to a splitwithin their own ranks. Many of the Radicals were now becoming insurgent.They disapproved of the Radical policies and methods. Theforemost leader of the insurgents was a prominent Republi-can editor who came

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