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465; promise made to Half-breeds, 468; with their aid nominated in caucus, 468; elected, 468; Robertson's appointment, Mar. 23, 469; failure of his efforts to have it withdrawn, 475; tenders resignation, May 16, 476; reasons for it, 477-8; seeks re-election at Albany, 478; Rep. caucus refused, 479; first ballot gives highest vote, 479; withdraws as a candidate, July 1, 480; successor elected, July 16, 481. Platt, Zephaniah, father of Jonas Platt, i. 156; character and career of, 156; founded Plattsburgh, 156; served in Legislature and in Congress, 156. Plumb, Joseph, nominated for lt.-gov. by Abolitionists, 1850, ii. 156. Political campaigns, begin 1789, i. 44; abusive, 1792, 52; young men in, 56 and note; modern methods introduced, 90. Pomeroy, Theodore M., at Rep. nat. con., 1876, iii. 334; aspires to be gov., 1879, 414; career and character of, 414 and note. Porter, John K., in constitutional con., 1846, ii. 104; nominated for judge of Court of Appeals, 1865, iii. 130; elected, 135. Porter, Peter B., supports Burr, 1804, i. 138; removed as county clerk, 147; character and career of, 148; member of Congress, 148; secretary of war, 148; appointed sec. of state, 233; canal com., 213; opposed Clinton for gov., 1817, 249; brilliant war record, 249; eloquence of, 250; nominated for gov. by Tam., 251; defeated, 252; aspirant for gov., 1822, 318; supports Clay, 1824, 324; nominated for Assembly, 1827, 358. Porter, Peter A., declines nomination for sec. of state, 1863, iii. 75; prefers military to civil office, 75. Post, Henry, confidential correspondent of DeWitt Clinton, i. 243. Potter, Clarkson N., aspires to be gov., 1876, iii. 345; president of Dem. state con., 1777, 384; failure of fraud investigation, 395 and note; nominated for lt.-gov., 1879, 424; defeated, 427; candidate for U.S. senate, 1881, 482; defeated, 482. Poughkeepsie convention, ratifies Federal Constitution, i. 33; number of dels., 33; champions of Constitution, 33; opponents of, 33; date of ratification, 35; vote on, 36. Powell, Archibald C., nominated for state eng., 1867, iii. 174; defeated, 188. Pratt, Daniel, nominated for atty.-gen., 1873, iii. 308; elected, 309. Prince, L. Bradford, nominated for naval officer, 1877, iii. 399; not confirmed, 405. Privateers in war of 1812, Samuel Young's descr
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