Reconstruction era pro citizen rights and a proclamation
The document reports on political divisions during Reconstruction with intense editorials about Conservatism and radicalism in Lafayette. It details a proclamation by President Ulysses S Grant designating November 3, 1869, for a referendum on constitutional provisions regarding civil and political equality, voter eligibility, and separate roll units, to be voted separately.
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Address by Hon A R Jolson Draws Large Crowd at Court House
Public notice reports Hon A R Jolson spoke to a very large audience at the Court House on last Wednesday despite bad weather. He defended Conservatism, critiqued Radical and Conservative Republican platforms, and argued for loyalty to party lines. The speech highlighted debates on secession and reconstruction era policies amid strong party loyalties.
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