A Planters Dilemma on Cotton Prices and Crop Shifts
A historic pamphlet argues cotton prices must rise or planters cannot cover labor and provisions. It urges reducing cotton area, boosting grain and provision crops, and cutting labor hires. It analyzes costs, taxes, and plausible futures, warning many planters face bankruptcy if prices stay low.
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Georgia
Alabama
Thar
Vandy
Tabor
Boeing
bin Krpediy
Massa
Debates on Cotton and Industry in the Senate
In a national debate Senator Sprague argues that British textiles threaten American cotton industries. He predicts decline of southern plantations and warns that a radical party seeks to erode manufacturing, urging voters to remove responsible leaders to ease public distress.
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Sayie
Heryplen Orubent Watt
Zaven
Alton
Sprague
Commons
Nero
General Grant Referred as Father of Reconstruction Plan
A newspaper commentary argues that General Grant is the father of the reconstruction scheme. It contrasts his 1867 recommendations on martial law in Texas with the later Senate House plan, urging readers to compare the two and praising Grant's influence while condemning other political figures.
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Fem
Bowers
Mijor Rogers
Congress
Seames
Louisiana
Confederate States of America
Confederate States
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Elie
Semmes Ale
Gee
Virginia
Lee
Nemis
Conan
Ammer
Contedyrite
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Cilteboents
J. Bo Jatiltone
S. Cooper
Gujral Uayvell
Loteatroeh
Gener Fijy Fd
Hoshi Ean
Indice
Poultonstad Luin
Aypilarys Mbgur
Moet
Majin Geil Stith
Virgivia
Tnetihites Caan
Rucing Clef
Copviin Willett
Signal Cooper Suilier Gronekal Waurta Anid
Orline
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Mog
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Wim
Eilwarik Sparcow
Bhai
Chunniteee
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Jolieton
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St. Mare
Major Rogers
Loudon County
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Manassas
Stonewall Jackson
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Jackson
Rogers
ChaMi’s Bluz
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S. Coaper
Millle
Richmond
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Grant
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General Grape
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Sheridan
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Vic Union
Texas
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United States
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Snelare Wiesiowa
Grint
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Stevens
Joint Committee of Reconstruction
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General Grant
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Anna
House of Representatives
Caital States of America
Geal Grant
Stanton
Aujalily Stans
Anul
Miltell
Syupatitus
Gen. Grant
Wisin
Lonisvide Jornal
Convention Orders Delegates for South Carolina Convention
General Orders No 100 issued by Military District Headquarters states that a state election in Smith Carnling resulted in a majority voting to hold a convention. Delegates listed from Abbeville to York are named to assemble in Charleston on January 21, 1868 to draft a constitution and civil government under the acts of 1807 and 1867.
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Phereta
Charleston
South Carolina
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