Passage of Confederate Army Bill draws praise in Senate
Washington April 28 1879 Republicans condemn Confederate aims as they praise Senator Windoms defense of suffrage not to be hindered by armed acts The piece notes posturing in Atlanta with rebel flags and speeches by Fitz Hugh Lee painting the South as loyal to its leaders It closes with Meigs County political notes and local incidents across Ohio and Indiana
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