Washington to assume new sovereignty over Russian America
The Gazette reports a Washington dispatch stating the President has sent a treaty to the Senate granting the United States sovereignty over all Russian America and adjacent lands, including the 400 mile long strip along the coast. The treaty was tabled and will be taken up next week, provoking strong reactions from British and American powers. The sale of Louisiana is cited as a parallel, and the price for the territory is about seven million dollars. The document was signed early this morning and sent to the Senate shortly afterward.
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Reconstruction Era Meeting Sparks Southern Union Support
A fragile Alabama gathering debated Union loyalty and Reconstruction, endorsing enforcement of Congress laws, including the Sherman bill, and urging Governor to convene the legislature. North and South editors react with warnings about policy shifts, while mixed local papers report on conventions and proposed measures shaping postwar governance.
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Debating the Lincoln Assassination Diary and Journal Edits
In Washington today Mr Butler accused Mr Bingham of altering a Globe reporter’s manuscript about the Lincoln assassination debate. Bingham denied malice and claimed the diary removal was not properly evidenced. The Washington dispatch notes a voter registry in the Second Ward showing a large black majority and a First Ward white majority.
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