Reconstruction Power Debate in Georgia Speech
A lengthy speech condemns rebel state governments and argues Congress holds power to reconstruct Georgia. It contrasts Grant and Seymour platforms, asserts constitutional authority of Congress to admit new states and restore republican government, and urges national unity to support federal reconstruction.
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Unclear historical political column and riot incident
The fragment discusses a New York state election, Democratic candidates and wide margins, plus a separate Crawford county incident where a marshal and posse killed four assailants after a clash with a gang. The text is partly garbled with names and figures.
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