Reconstruction politics and cabinet remarks spurred in Washington
Washington March 12 1877 reports drift from capital on cabinet nominations and party realignments. Republicans seek conciliatory South policy while tensions ease after new appointments. Notes focus on Schurz Key Evarts and Evans, with social and regional shifts, and local notes from Ohio including deaths, fires, births, divorces, and public works.
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