Acts of the Texas Convention and President’s reply
A May 1866 report details a Texas Convention committee presenting ordinances to the President. It proclaims nullification of secession, debt voidance, emancipation, and protection of freedmen, praising the President’s restoration policy and urging Union reconciliation and loyal governance. The President affirms faith in Union restoration and hints at Senators’ and Representatives’ possible readmission.
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J. A. Porter
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Truman
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Darling and Merriman Emprium Fashion Sale in Houston
In Houston Texas the Darling and Merriman Emporium of Fashion plans a purchase related sale. The notice references Geurim and a date in May 191 s detailing the transaction and location of the shop.
Reconstruction Committee to study seceded state contributions
The Colorado admission bill and veto were postponed and referred to the Committee on Reconstruction to study funding methods for extraordinary expenses. The House passed the resolution 78 to 30. A Missouri member proposed sustaining the President’s enforcement of laws against leading rebels. The Tax Bill was under discussion and J Gen Howard issued an order addressing cruelty reports toward freedmen.
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Ratify the Constitution and defend reforms urged
The piece urges Texans to ratify the amended Constitution from the late Convention, arguing reforms to the Judicial Department and common schools are essential. It warns against Radicalism and calls on every voter to support the amendments to preserve unity and stability in Texas.
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Radical Union Party
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