Official New York, from Cleveland to Hughes . rs. The greatest Democrat that the county ever had wasSanford E. Church, of Albion, who at one time was StateComptroller, afterwards Lieutenant Governor, and whenthe Court of Appeals was reorganized in 1870 he becamethe first chief judge of the Covut of Appeals. Of those prominent in the Republican party at thetime of its organization in the county were Ben Field,Noah Davis, Jr., Alamanzor Hutchinson, Gideon Hard,Danly D. Sprague and Silas M. Burroughs. Some yearslater, beginning in the early 60s, Ben Field, of Albion,became not only prominent in l
Official New York, from Cleveland to Hughes . rs. The greatest Democrat that the county ever had wasSanford E. Church, of Albion, who at one time was StateComptroller, afterwards Lieutenant Governor, and whenthe Court of Appeals was reorganized in 1870 he becamethe first chief judge of the Covut of Appeals. Of those prominent in the Republican party at thetime of its organization in the county were Ben Field,Noah Davis, Jr., Alamanzor Hutchinson, Gideon Hard,Danly D. Sprague and Silas M. Burroughs. Some yearslater, beginning in the early 60s, Ben Field, of Albion,became not only prominent in local politics but in Stateand National as well, and was undoubtedly one of themost masterful and adroit politicians in the State. Hewas State senator but a single term, yet his activities inparty councils were always great. From the Cleveland administration to that of Gov-ernor Hughes may best be treated as the earlier and thelater period. During the earlier period the leaders of theRepublican party in the county were Henry A. Childs and 108.
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