Union State Convention to nominate governor in Harriaberg Pa
The Union State Central Committee calls a convention of loyal friends to meet in the House of Representatives at Harriaberg Pa on the seventh day of March 1866 to nominate a candidate for Governor. Delegates are urged to unite to support the Union and the national cause. John Cessna, Chairman. W Hanersley, Secretary.
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Congress
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Odell Interferes Where Governing Becomes a Social Test
The article critiques Odell from Noble County Ohio for meddling in Beaver County affairs and urging him to stop guiding county politics. It covers a county convention, support for Governor candidate Ketcham, and debates over representation and tax measures. It also notes reactions to Presidential veto and a long list of local political events.
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Kentucky Reconstruction and Rebel Vote Echoes
The New York Tribune notes repeated Rebel attempts to seize Kentucky during the war and their later influence on state politics. It claims twenty thousand paroled soldiers from Lee Johnston and Hood now sway Kentucky’s elections, arguing the state may reject anti slavery amendments yet again and head toward continued slavery by future legislation.
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Delightful Prospect of Militia Uniforms and Parade
A garbled 1860s wartime note describes a militia company adopting United States army style uniforms and insignia. It praises a handsome parade in New York with volunteers marching under national colors, reflecting public patriotism as military power wanes.
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Trembulls Review of the Veto and Reconstruction Proposals
Senator Trumbull’s speech outlines the Freedmen’s Bureau bill as an amendment to the President’s annual message. It argues the bill strengthens rights for freedmen, extends Bureau powers, and aligns with executive and public support, while countering objections to its permanence and scope.
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Congress Debates Reconstruction and Rebel Claimants
Senate discusses constitutional amendments and the Freedmen's Bureau. Debates on representation and rebel claimants, with Sherman and Trumbull speeches. House considers bills on excise, printing, and reconstruction measures as sessions adjourn.
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