Impeachment Resolution Advances in 40th Congress
The House voted to impeach President Andrew Johnson for high crimes and misdemeanors with 127 yeas to 25 nays after debate and a previous question. Bills on currency reductions were considered, with party lines evident in the large roll and committee discussions.
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United States
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van Horn
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Fitzgivens
Rhetoric on Reconstruction and Negro Rule Debate
A long federal speech condemns congressional Reconstruction, arguing it will enslave the South under a black-led government, demand repeal of wartime measures, and warn of a costly standing army and higher taxation. The piece contrasts white and black governance, urges northern voters to oppose the policy, and notes local Corydon Lyceum events and officer elections.
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Ibauusy
New Mercantile Venture Promises Low Prices in Harrison
J L Morris operates beside Jordan and Wilson in the public square introducing new goods and a broad stock of dress, ready-made clothing, boots, groceries, and more. The article urges local patrons to support the visiting merchants to foster a pleasant profitable stay in old Harrison.
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Messrs
Jordan & Wilsons
Vestaetto
Old Harrison
Remarkable Turnips Grow in County Farm Field
Reader Anthony Davis sent large turnips described as unusually oversized with immense girth and odd features. The note notes the strange shapes and unusual growth, presenting a peculiarly curious gardening tale from the county.
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