PARDOW court ruling on amnesty and forfeiture restoration
A federal court decision discusses the 1862 act and 1869 proclamations to determine if amnesty restores forfeited property from former Confederate participants. Judge Loring emphasizes that pardons do not automatically revive confiscated national property, tracing constitutional limits on the president's pardon power and the meaning of amnesty. The ruling underscores that property remained forfeited and not restored to the petitioner.
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Eminent Banker James Of Atlanta Honored In Death Story
The biographical sketch chronicles John P. James of North Carston, later Atlas banker in Atlanta, detailing his rise from rural beginnings to wealth. It notes his marriage to Miss Su C Leonard, civic and church leadership, charitable works, and complex wartime loyalties, ending with a tribute to his public service and enduring influence on Georgia society.
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Letter From Hon A H Stephens on Back Pay
A 1875 letter from Hon A H Stephens appears in a Georgia issue responding to criticisms in a newspaper. He defends fidelity to constitutional liberty, denounces perceived usurpations, and critiques Kellogg military intervention. Philokris signs the piece, describing the editorials as hostile to Stephens.
Strarneks War on Grant Critics Sparks Editorial Clash
The letter to the editor defends Alexander H. Strarneks against charges of supporting usurpation by General Grant. He contends his votes and motives in Congress upheld constitutional rights, denounces critics, and argues the patriotism of his Democratic stance amid door-to-door debate and public reaction.
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