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Butler's impeachment speech calls for removing Johnson
Butler argues for impeachment as a constitutional remedy to curb executive overreach. He asserts Johnson has sought to overthrow Congress, denounces attacks on the legislative branch, and outlines the impeachment process and the necessity of public support to sustain constitutional order.
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Farm magnate Sullivant’s Illinois acreage questioned
The Chicago Republican questions claims about M Sullivant of Champaign County owning extensive lands. It cites figures and a 1863 visit showing 11 000 acres fenced and 8 006 plowed, estimates current plowable acres, and notes plans for 15 to 20 miles of Osage Orange hedge and a move to Ford Livingston counties.
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Southern papers press for constitutional amendment ratification
The article notes strong editorial backing from New Bern Times Charleston Democrat Raleigh Standard and Savannah Republican as Southern physicians debate ratification. It highlights opposition to Republican schemes and argues northern firmness is key to Southern approval.
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Unnamed Times Critique Sparks Congressional Tension
A Times editorial attacks President and Congress over a rift with Mr. Weed and Mr. Raymond. It condemns impeachment as a premature solution and warns against coercive power by the executive against the legislative branch. The piece argues rights and legality must be upheld.
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