Reconstruction must be slow and safe in the South
The piece argues that readmission hinges on guarantees of equal rights and repudiation of the rebel debt. Congress holds coequal power with the President in reconstruction and must enforce protections. It warns the South's continued pro slavery stance and urges firm conditions, education and integration to secure the Union.
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Lincoln
Johnson
Legislative Department
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Maryland
General Sickles
South Carolina
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Reconstruction aims and future gains for the Southern States
The editor urges assimilation through free institutions rather than vindictiveness. It argues future generations will value today’s work, despite the current deadlock in reconstruction. The loyal will not be deterred from securing the fruits of the war.
Ritualism in the Episcopal Split Across England and America
The New York World surveys the ritualistic controversy within the Episcopal Church, detailing High and Low Church positions and the push toward ceremony, altars, and liturgical forms. It notes historic parallels under Charles II and Edward VI, cites key figures like Dix and Tyne, and calls the debate a path to possible future unity or deeper division.
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United States
Episcopal Church
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High Church
Henry VIII
Edward VI
St. Alban’s
Jesus
Charles II
Canterbury
York
Edward
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Calvary
Dix
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Tyne
New York World
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