Rutherford B. Hayes

Rutherford B. Hayes (19th president) Rutherford Bichard Hayes is not a famous president. He is not the president with the opportunity to lead us in war. He is not the president who draws public attention. However, he was one of the presidents of the American major problems after the war and had a big victory in economic and civil rights. America has just finished the civil war and needs a new president. They need to be able to lead them to a prosperous economy, to start the process of repaying the debt of the country, and to show them the benefits of the unification of the north and the north.

Rutherford B Hayes is the nineteenth president of the United States. The main outcome during his administration was the end of reconstruction work and the beginning of civil service reform. In 1876, Hayes lost his opinion vote against Democrat Samuel Tarton, but when the Democratic Party agreed to his election, the elections, on condition that the reconstruction of the three countries and the military occupation are still being rebuilt I won. This deal was called compromise in 1877. When Hayes took office, he finished rebuilding.

1876: In the most controversial election in the so-called American history, Rutherford B. Hayes initially lost mass elections and electoral colleges, but after recurring declaration of voters, the parliamentary re-approved electoral college, I got 1 vote by totaling the number of votes. Fraud This was a rebuilding period after the Civil War and it was one of the most confusing political times in America's history. In order to win the presidential election, the playing card won 290 votes to the electoral college and 20 votes more than 270 votes, but considering 1% victory at Wisconsin, 0.3% victory at Michigan, and 0.3% victory at Michigan Must. Victory in Pennsylvania by 0.2%. The electoral colleges of the three provinces voted for 46 together enough to reverse the election results. His victory, what he called "mountain landslide" is actually about 50,000 votes, which is the closest vote in American history.

One of the most controversial presidential elections in American history. Tilden (D) outperformed Rutherford B. Hayes (R) in Ohio with a general vote and won 184 votes in 165 games in Hayes for the three provinces (Florida, Louisiana, South). Problems with Carolina, 20 votes. After intense legal and political struggle, 20 controversial election votes were given to Hayes in the end. And it gave him victory on the condition that Hayes removes the remaining federal forces from the South and marks reconstruction. The end of isolation from Jim Crowe