Restoration of the Union and constitutional principles
Johnson's annual message defends federal supremacy and state sovereignty, urges restoration of civil government, and argues for gradual readmission of Southern states. He lauds the Constitution as the enduring anchor, calls for lawful reconciliation, and outlines plans for amnesty, taxation, and the freedmen's status within a unified nation.
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