1872 United States presidential election
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The <entity_0> was the 22nd quadrennial <entity_1>, held on Tuesday, <entity_3>. Despite a split in the Republican Party, incumbent <entity_5> <entity_2> defeated Liberal Republican nominee <entity_4>. At the 1872 Republican National Convention the Republicans nominated <entity_5> <entity_2> for re-election, but nominated Senator Henry Wilson from Massachusetts for vice-president instead of the incumbent Schuyler Colfax, although both were implicated in the Credit Mobilier scandal which erupted two months after the Republican convention. (b) Brown's vice-presidential votes were counted, but the presidential votes for <entity_4> were rejected since he was ineligible for the office of <entity_5> due to his death. Red font color denotes states won by Republican <entity_2>; pink denotes those won by Democrat/Liberal Republican <entity_4>. (b) Brown's vice-presidential votes were counted, but the presidential votes for <entity_4> were rejected since he was ineligible for the office of <entity_5> due to his death.
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