Statistics for occurrence #1 of “H. R. Runnels” in chapter 2, page 7 of Col. O. M. Roberts, Confederate Military History, a library of Confederate States Military History: Volume 11.1, Texas:
...opinion had been generated, Senator Sam Houston became an independent candidate for governor.
This was in 1857, the most exciting canvass that was ever witnessed throughout Texas.
As the nominee, H. R. Runnels , did not make public speeches, Senator Houston was answered in many, if not most of the places where he spoke, by prominent Democratic orators.
That brought out all of Senator Houston's powers to a...
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