Close Election in Indiana
The Unionist 1833-09-05
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Transcription
At an election for Senator, in Marion and Hamilton counties, Indiana, Morris and Morrison were the opposing candidates—two thousand thirty-five votes were polled. In one county Morris had a majority of nine votes, in the other county Morrison had a majority of ten votes, and of course was elected by a majority of one.
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I have yet to uncover solid evidence of this vote. Historians of the nineteenth-century Indiana State Senate, rescue me!
