Speech at New Orleans banquet defends Supreme Court
The report recounts a speech by Judge Black at the National Hotel marking the fifty second anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans. It defends the Supreme Court against attacks, argues the court upholds constitutional liberty, and denounces rhetoric calling for impeachment or disregard of judicial authority.
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Supreme Court
Tidge Black
Arths National Hotel
New Orleans
United States Supreme Court
Anthors
Johnson
Diaunion
Anirely
Thalldous Stevens
Congress
Senaciies
Law of Nations
Ney
Jessons
Titus Qates
Hedloo
Dangerfield
Holt
Coudser
Campbell
Hoare
Forney
Toddaod
Radical Congress
Fornoy
Washington
Tack Rogers
Trémondgus
Tnors
West Torr
Mack
Cincinnati Jar
Ria
Lebar Ng
Pallas
Grant
Shoran
Senate moves to abolish inequality in political rights
Jan 15 to 18 excerpts from congressional actions detail proposals and debates. The Senate discusses amendment to abolish political rights inequality by race and color. House actions include reports on Jefferson Davis capture and Nebraska Colorado admission. military and Reconstruction measures referenced amid partisan debate. The period covers January 15 through January 18 with multiple mentions of Stevens, Wade, Edmands, and other leaders.
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Wasamarok
Senate
Willey
House
Cobb
Committee On
Jefferson Davis
Michigan
Wisconsin Cavalry -Regimente
Colorado
Steinst
Washoton
Nebraska
Wade
Edmands
Circuit
District Courts of the United
North Carolin
North Carolina
Aeta Ie Orig
Stevens
Munlitary Committee
Congress
Pw Stevens
Payne
Bingham
Wasaiaron
Sumner
Court of Claims
Ways and Mons
Thaddeu Stevens
House of Representatives
Washington
Pannsylvania
Harrisburg
National Intelligencer
Ameron
Curtin
Stover
Grow
Lancaster
Poco
Soptulce Benoit
Jet
Harmilia
Confrere
Cameron
Philadelphia
Breghons
Chronicle
Bat Peven
Nto
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Bette Tha
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Olidirman
America
Republican Party
Constitutional Union
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Ater
J. Wilke Boots
John Wilkes Booth
Vicksburg
Booth
Louisville
Jefferson
South Carolina
Jackson
Calhoun
Federal Union
United States
Ndt
Blairs
Mike Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Union
Saandlnry
Jolingon
Iesus
United States Sureme Court
Grey Jacket
Timothy Mesher
Mobile
Alabama
Confederacy
Decstes
Nimael
Peraone
Parsons
Treasry
Mosher
Annglish
Wasuvnetos
Brarlett
Kantucky
Talen Pp
Ad Saeio
Reverdy Johnson
Cowan
Howe
Stanton
Backalew
Commissioner of Agriculture
Banking
Cammittes
Republican Association
Legislative Council
Nota, &c
Thad
Lancaster Intelligencer
Washington Chronicle
Pennsylvania
Eianaee
Thaddeus Stevens
United States Bank
Ritner Home of Representatives
Himelf
Munpre
Cou
Lexington
Col
Marcellus Steedman
Fender
6Th Volanteers
Erlisto
Childern
Col. Breedman
Ledle Closen
Aiken
Tull
Sharman
Rese
Rodge
Barnwell
Steadman
Edgefield Advertiser
Quilp
Bill
Franklin
Garar Truro
Springfield
Mnes
Ind
Treas
Mips
Hueck
South
New Ann Quy Strtes
Nashvile Union and Dispatch
Pexanes
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