Hare system

For the first of these Professor Brown recommends the Hare system, and for the second the study of history.

For, although the Hare system is not perfect, it does undoubtedly afford an opportunity for an absolutely fair representation.

Commenting on these results, the Argus declares that the Hare system does not pretend to reform or guide the people.

It is not necessary that every vote should be counted to some one candidate, as the advocates of the Hare system claim.

Votes given to rejected candidates would be in effect just as much transferred to the successful candidates as by the Hare system.