Ohio Governor reads letter from President on Reconstruction policy
A letter read by Governor Vox of Ohio records President's statements on reconstruction. It discusses restoration, civil government, the Bureau of Refugees, and military authority, urging loyalty tests and conditions for Southern self rule. Mentions Lincoln's influence, provisional government, and the pace of peace and federal stewardship.
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Ling Rit
Johnsons Plan for Loyal State Representation in Congress
J L Cox describes President Johnson urging loyalty tests for Civil War reconstructions. He advocates admitting only loyal representatives to Congress, reorganizing Southern states under supervision, and stabilizing unions while protecting freedmen, arguing the policy preserves the Union and democracy.
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Old order revived in Richmond on rebel insignia ban
An order from last summer banning wet wing of Tree buttons or military insignia of the late rebel government has been revived in Richmond. The Beaminor expresses distress over the move and its implications for heritage and memory in the region.
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Richmond
Lhe Beaminor
Kentuck y Loyalists Targeted in War Progress Debate
A bill drafted by the tudiciary committees of the House aims to reject loyal people in Kentucky and other states who are aiding in enforcing laws during the progress of the war. The measure targets those persecuted for their support of federal authority.
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Kentuck’y
Otter St. Rtas
President objects to Freedmen's Bureau bill with dignity and force
The President voices substantial objections to the Freedmen's Bureau bill, urging protection for freedmen during transition, limiting federal powers, and insisting education and aid remain with state or voluntary efforts. He warns that certain provisions risk patronage, military involvement, and a shift toward a dependent class, favoring self-reliance and local support.
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Lin Journal
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Freedmen's Bureau
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Oil prospects in Coshocton County stir interest and hype
Spearal correspondent reports heavy oil prospects near Coshocton Ohio with visits by New York and Cleveland investors. Experts claim vast oil basins lie beneath Coshocton aided by geological praise from Prof. Kanst and others. Town sits on the P C C road near Steubenville. Land sales push ahead with acres changing hands for substantial sums as promoters urge caution before investing.
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Merit of American merino wool for broadcloth proved
An American wool expert argues that high quality merino from the United States can rival foreign wools in making fine broadcloth. A large U S woolen firm shipped American wool to England to be processed and tested against English wool. Pieces made from both sources were judged by a New England expert, and American wool was deemed equal or superior in the finished broadcloth.
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Lowell
Boston
United States
Niey
England
New England
Weerhington Correspondent on Reconstruction Oaths
Enermdrnants opinion argues for admitting loyal Confederates as many as six or seven, with eight from Toronto disputed. He backs the Freedmen Bureau but favors using only army officers to run it to cut costs and endorses treason trials for editors of the Richmond Examiner.
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Fragmented ancient verse and oblique history ramble
The text weaves a garbled mix of mythic numerology and scattered historical recollections. It references a French sivan consulting serenae, a Proteh savant, a “Noah” figure, and odd measurements, then shifts to a Virginia paper noting Breckinridge and Winchester after a battle in 1304. It touches on the Drad Scott decision, genealogy, and a drift of quotes about order, borders, and a blurred landscape of wisdom and beauty.
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