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Civil War Era Speech on Voting Rights and Civil Service
President extols national unity after the war and argues for universal suffrage tied to universal education. He urges Congress to fund a competitive civil service, expand public education, and pursue reforms to end patronage while strengthening government stability and citizen rights.
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