John C. Spooner
Born 1843-01-01
Died 1919-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL11665636A
Top Subjects
- United States (4)
- Speeches in Congress (2)
- Politics and government (2)
- Election law (1)
- 1889-1893 (1)
- Elections (1)
- Trials, litigation (1)
Books by John C. Spooner
Total count: 8
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Federal electionsspeech of Hon. John C. Spooner, of Wisconsin, in the Senate of the United States, Saturday, December 20, 1890publisher not identified1890-01-01
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Argument before the Supreme court [of Wisconsin], Sept 22, 1892, in the case of State et. rel. Lamb, vs Cunningham, secretary of state, brought to test the constitutionality of chapter 1, laws of 1892, apportioning the state into legislative districts1892-01-01
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State of Wisconsin, upon the relation of Adams county and S. W. Pierce, district attorney thereof, and an elector therein, plaintiff vs. T. J. Cunningham, secretary of state, defendant1892-01-01
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Imperialism, a forced and fictitious issueGovernment of the Philippine Islands. Remarks...in the Senate of the United States, May 22, 23, and 24, 19001900-01-01
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Argument in opposition to the contest of Robert M. La Follette, Issac Stephenson, W.D. Connor and J.H. Stout, and their alternates for seats in the National Republican Convention to be held at Chicago, June 21, 1904, in place of John C. Spooner, Joseph V. Quarles, Joseph W. Babcock and Emil Baensch and their alternates, the duly elected and accredited delegates at large to said convention from the state of Wisconsin[s.n.]1904-01-01
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The sugar bountyreciprocity : remarks of Hon. John C. Spooner, of Wisconsin, in the Senate of the United States, afternoon and evening of September 8, 1890publisher not identified1979-01-01
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Effect of free-trade upon the industries of Great Britainspeech of Hon. John C. Spooner, of Wisconsin, in the Senate of the United States, October 16, 1888publisher not identified1979-01-01
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Sound money the sloganSenator Spooner shows clearly what the real issue is in the state campaign : duty of Wisconsin, the country looks to this state to remain in the honest money column, no dalliance with silver, personal assaults on Gov. Scofield are intended to obscure the real contestpublisher not identified1980-01-01