One elector in Oregon was  declared illegal and the 20 disputed votes all went to the eventual winner, who lost the popular  vote to Samuel Tilden.
Thomas Hendricks and Winfield Scott Hancock both participated in the second round of  ballots for the Democratic nomination for this election, and Roscoe Conkling withdrew from the  Republican race to prevent James Blaine from getting nominated. One elector in Oregon was  declared illegal and the 20 disputed votes all went to the eventual winner, who lost the popular  vote to Samuel Tilden. Followed by a compromise that saw Republicans ending Reconstruction  in the South, for 10 points, identify this election in which Rutherford B. Hayes became president.
Thomas Hendricks and Winfield Scott Hancock both participated in the second round of  ballots for the Democratic nomination for this election, and Roscoe Conkling withdrew from the  Republican race to prevent James Blaine from getting nominated.
United States Presidential Election of {1876}