• "I move that they be given votes." Accepted.
• He was defeated almost wholly by the women's votes.
• "Besides," said Miss Winwood, "let us hope it won't affect votes.
• Tells a pack of lies to get our votes, that's all that he's after, damn him.
• That they did not do so was due to the votes of the colored men in those States.
• A certain philological society decided linguistic questions by a plurality of votes.
• Mr. Greeley received nearly three million votes, while General Grant received a half million majority.
• Ten of these elections took place simultaneously by the votes of the special electors in the different States.
• North Carolina had been late in accepting the Constitution, and her members had not been present on previous votes.
• Many votes were taken, by yeas and nays, in both branches of Congress, upon the various phases of the general question.

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