Washington Letter notes Windom plan amid Southern support
In Washington March 17 1879 the piece discusses Senator Windoms proposal to relocate African Americans to Western lands with government aid while seeking protection of rights. It highlights Southern sentiment backing Windoms candidacy, plus political currents about Reconstruction era power and upcoming Congress actions.
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