The Presidency of Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, Cleveland, and Harrison

Former Ohio governor Rutherford B. Hayes was elected presidential candidate for 1876 and was elected a more dynamic House Speaker, James G. Blaine. Political corruption is spreading. In a controversial election by Democratic candidate Samuel Tilden, Hayes was elected to vote 184 out of 185 election votes, but Tilden gained public support. Because the election was very controversial, some Democrats who threatened Tilden who threatened to march in Washington, others had obstructed the election vote on March 4 without presidential election and left the country .

Some historians call President Rutherford B. Hayes, James A. Garfield, Chester Arthur, Grover Cleveland, Benjamin Harrison "a forgotten president". Indeed, it may be that some of the most notable events in the gold-plated era are that the president of Garfield was assassinated in 1881. His death urged Congress to pass the Pendleton Act which established a civil servant committee two years later. The committee reformed the fraud system to reward the prize winner's "trophy" or party's position.

According to some sources, America in the gold medal age is led by a group of relatively weak presidents collectively called "forgotten presidents" (Johnson, Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, Harrison, perhaps, Cleveland) I got it. During this period at the White House. From 1860 to the early 20 th century, Republicans used this association. Democrats have 'rums, romaji, rebellion'. "Rum" represents the interests of the wine and pub administrator, the latter has a stronger dry element compared to the Republican Party. "Romanism" means Roman Catholics, especially Irish Americans who operate Democrats in most cities, reformers condemn political corruption and the school system of their independent parishes .