Congressional Debates Sketch US Constitutional Amendments
The record outlines Senate and House proceedings on Reconstruction era issues including amendments to expand rights and representation, resolutions on pensions and loyalty tests, and debates over emancipation and citizenship. It notes petitions from citizens, proposed amendments by Trumbull, and roles of key figures like Sumner, Howe, and Wilson in shaping federal policy.
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Trumbull
Reconstruction speech argues universal suffrage basis in Union
A discussion emphasizes that the basis for republican government rests on the whole people voting. It notes the framers feared trusting a limited electorate, calls for expanding rights and balancing constitutional provisions with present conditions, and discusses congressional reconstruction amendments and representation of formerly enslaved individuals.
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Committee of Fit
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Important Soldier Discharge Scam Alert from Agents
A detector warns soldiers about a proposed plan to file and advance discharge claims. The notice accuses agents like Mr Eusidéu Stargssas i Dean Su and Mr Southworth of promising rapid processing once a new law passes, then delaying settlements to profit from ready applications. James A. Miner, lawyer, counters the scheme and urges skepticism.
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Washington
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No February Term of Court Noted in Indge Grives Area
The court district reports no February term due to location issues and disrupted proceedings. Prosecution notes indicate witnesses and criminal cases will not be required to attend, while local officials reflect on governance and recent appointments from Washington.
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John
Fitzgerald
State of Michigan
Calhoun
Cahors
Marshall
Auld County
Theron Hamilton
Sophia Lobrown
Calhoun County
Lokrinun
Guphia Lohrguin
Henry Lohrum
Cauilog
Afarshall Statesman
Aahd
Theron Wamilton
Brata
Michigan
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Delia
Everett
Burlington
Enid
Maralais
Michigan Press Growth and Local Journals Highlighted
The piece reviews growth in Michigan newspapers with praise for the Advertiser & Tribune and notes improvements across papers in Jackson Ann Arbor and Battle Creek. It mentions O Dixoens Stay in Jackson, the Marshall Statesman, and Westar Rural, plus The Rural and Michigan Argus, praising broader circulation, new staffs, and revived editors.
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Advertiser & Tribune
Thia
Michigan
Aed
Glaaa Daily
Jackson Daily Citizen
Citizen
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Pers
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Perlinpa
Michigity
O'Dixoens
Kid Journal
Marshall Statesway
Wig Battle Creek Jf Wal
Leo
Jackson Directory
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Mempke
Newa Depot
Michigan Argus
Ann Aator
Asn Arbor
Tos
Wanp
Courier of
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Sy Pase
Studie
West
Detroit
N. F. Lyi
St. Ulan
St. Chite
Wasus & Ross
Mndersonville
St. Clair
de Saptain
Moore
Surat
America
Wnd
Tis
Ath. Mops
Rochester
Ita
Cotempora- Svarkaway
Adjutant General's Report for Michigan 1864 Preview
A newspaper note thanks the Secretary of State for a copy of the Adjutant General of Michigan's 1864 report. The piece describes the work as a reference, detailing muster rolls, regiments, and drafts figures, with plans to extract county war contributions and announce distribution from county offices.
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Fragmented wartime notice from Waraball Michigan archive
Unclear wartime notice fragment mentions soldiers and discharge process. References to May office, clalwy entered, and names like Qi fica and Vee Mantin. Vague place markers include Sante and Gis Athoracy with Waraball, Michigan context.
Speech on British neutrality and retaliation in the Civil War
Senator Chandier moves a resolution denouncing British support for the Confederacy and demanding full compensation for pirate actions against American ships. The speech urges breaking diplomatic ties with Britain until payment is made and proposes civil, economic, or war-like remedies to enforce neutrality. It cites incidents like the Shenandoah affair and calls for decisive U.S. action.
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Fwatl Reid
Leone
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Tee Megesty
Cai
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Thia
Michael O'Wfannigan
McDonald
Inuchter
Tageen
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Canada
America
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Ted Drew
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