Great Radical powwow and love feast stirs Democracy debacle
A large Radical gathering on the fifth inst. drew about 3,000 in procession and a 2000-seat crowd at the Fair grounds with 361 torches in the torchlight march. Gov. Baker spoke weakly. Gen Kimarn and Gov Ogelsby had modest reception. Mt. Vernon Union editor overhyped the event. Freedmen's Bureau remains active post 1867 act. Radical policy clashes with public debt plan. Governor Brambertz delivered a three hour, forceful address praising Grant and urging Democrats to stand by the Union and vote to uphold reconstruction.
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President reassigns Rousseau to Major General brevet rank
Washington dispatch reports that General Rousseau, commanding the Department of Louisiana, is assigned to duty per his brevet rank of Major General. The prior brevet Major General assignment for Colonel Buchanan is revoked, with Buchanan now commanded under Rousseau as Brigadier General to lead the District of Louisiana. Morgan and Schenck confer on adjournment plans for Congress and a brief session slated for September 71st date, with further adjournment discussions possible.
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