Thurman Attacks Louisiana Disturbance in Senate Debate
In Washington on January 27, Senator Thurman denounced federal interference in Louisiana's 1872 and 1874 elections. He condemned Kellogg's administration, Packard and Durell actions, and the Lynch Board as usurpations, charged military forces with aiding unlawful returns, and urged full accountability from Gen Sheridan and Emory while defending Louisiana's constitutional rights and urging legal remedy.
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Wasutnerom
Senate
Sehura
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Louisiana
Thurman
Dem. D
McEnery
Penn
Kellogg
United States
Washington City
Williams
Marshal Packard
United States Court
Durell
Packard
State House
Washington
Ile
Lynch Refiring
Committee of the Senate
Carpenter
Wisconsin
Lynch Board
Louisa
Casey
New Orleans
Natchitoches
Ohio
Mr. Thurman
Louisiana military interference sparks clash over governance
The scene details a heated exchange amid military presence in Louisiana as opposition argues that the use of troops to prevent bloodshed aims to usurp state government. Senator Thurman cites murder rates and Reconstruction failures while warning against civil power being overridden by the army. The Senate adjourns at five.
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South
A. H. Buckner
House of Representatives
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Conklin
Rep. N. Y
Senate
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