George Peabody (1795-1869) statue (1869), by William W. Story, before Peabody Institute, Mount Vernon Place, Baltimore, Maryland, March 2009. Photo by Diane F. Evartt. A Baltimore merchant who moved to London, George Peabody became a philanthropist and diplomat.He established the first charitable foundations in America and England, and founded the Peabody Institute at Baltimore in 1857.1802. Property qualifications for voting in local and State elections removed by constitutional amendment, granting suffrage to adult white males (Chapter 90, Acts of 1801, ratified 1802).e established the first charitable foundations in America and England, and founded the Peabody Institute at Baltimore in 1857. 1802. Property qualifications for voting in local and State elections removed by constitutional amendment, granting suffrage to adult white males (Chapter 90, Acts of 1801, ratified 1802).
franklin delano roosevelt s 1932 campaign and election franklin delano roosevelt won the presidential election on november 8 1932 defeating president herbert hoover waiting for the returns that evening he spoke to the excited crowd at the biltmore hotelranklin delano roosevelt won the presidential election on november 8 1932 defeating president herbert hoover waiting for the returns that evening he spoke to the excited crowd at the biltmore hotel
Nov. 3, 1936 | Franklin Roosevelt Re-elected in Landslide. Elias Goldensky/Library of Congress President Franklin D. Roosevelt, shown here in a portrait from 1933, had the longest tenure of any U.S. president.He was elected to his second term on Nov. 3, 1936.ov. 3, 1936 | Franklin Roosevelt Re-elected in Landslide. Elias Goldensky/Library of Congress President Franklin D. Roosevelt, shown here in a portrait from 1933, had the longest tenure of any U.S. president.