Which one of the following was an influential "Redeemer" at the end of Reconstruction in Texas?

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The "Redeemers" were a group of white Southern Democrats who sought to take back power from Republicans and African Americans during the end of Reconstruction. In Texas, the most influential "Redeemer" was the Democratic Party, which regained control of the state government in 1874 with the election of Governor Richard Coke.

Which One of the Following Was an Influential "Redeemer" at the End