18 Mar 1868
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1868
Page
1
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The article outlines a new constitution approved by the state convention. It covers declarations of rights, sovereignty, religious liberty, trial by jury, due process, and civil rights, plus a detailed outline of the legislative and executive branches, including bicameral structure, districting, election timing, and governor impeachment provisions. It also references ratification procedures and the oath of office for officials.
The Reconstruction Convention ordains that on April 14 15 16 1868 the new constitution be submitted to registered voters and that elections occur for Governor Lieutenant Governor Adjutant and Inspector General Secretary of State Comptroller General Treasurer Attorney General Superintendent of Education and General Assembly members. It also authorizes US House members from each Congressional District and sets election rules under military district guidance with a Board of Commissioners to manage polling places precincts and payment. The ordinance details vacancy rules remuneration and reporting to the General Assembly.
As factions clash in Congress, supporters and critics dispute President Johnson’s actions and motives. The piece argues against labeling him insane, urging focus on oath and accountability amid partisan battles in the Senate and House. The quoted rhetoric recalls historical plots and questions loyalty to government.
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