1 Let others burn with fury over the Yankee rule and losing the ballot.
2 Then there was the organization of Democrats who forgathered every Wednesday night to devise ways of regaining the ballot and Frank never missed a meeting.
3 Certainly she could observe no progress in the direction of the recovery of the ballot.
4 The South resented giving the Afro-American his freedom, the ballot box and the Civil Rights Law.
5 In the Seleznevsky district Sviazhsky was elected unanimously without a ballot, and he gave a dinner that evening.
6 If, as at previous elections, all the districts asked the marshal of the province to stand, then he would be elected without a ballot.
7 The act said that in case of difference of opinion, there must be a ballot.
8 The ballot, which before he had looked upon as a visible sign of freedom, he now regarded as the chief means of gaining and perfecting the liberty with which war had partially endowed him.
9 The ballots had been thrown; they were all black, and Justine was condemned.
10 Frank went on to explain in his patient manner, but the idea that ballots could cure the trouble was too complicated for her to follow.
11 The secretary announced in a loud voice that the captain of the guards, Mihail Stepanovitch Snetkov, would now be balloted for as marshal of the province.
12 The balloting was carried on in their caps.
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