Ferry Letter Highlights Bipartisan Aim and Southern Policy
A March 37 1872 Washington letter from Senator Ferry expresses gratitude to Democrats for votes while reaffirming Republican stance on restoring southern disabilities and opposing language restrictions. The note stresses national unity and independent thought beyond party lines amid ongoing policy debates.
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