A Strong Plea for the Union in the Senate
Wisconsin Senator argues the eleven Confederate states remain in the Union under the Constitution, demanding full representation and opposing territorial status. He defends Lincoln Johnson peace terms, asserts Congress cannot redefine the Union, and warns against punitive measures that could rekindle conflict.
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