Lofty accusations against Andrew Johnson stir national debate
The piece catalogs grave charges against President Johnson from pardons to conspiracies linking him with Confederate sympathizers and the Surratt affair. It calls for a thorough investigation into alleged pardoning abuse and involvement with conspirators, while urging the nation to seek truth and restore the president’s reputation.
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Tlouse
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Surratt
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Andrew Johnson
New Orleans
Republic
Heald World
Wisconsin Speaker Selection Discussed In Assembly Remarks
The piece argues for a capable Speaker with independence and decisiveness, citing past leaders like Judge H. D. Barron. It stresses the need to avoid fitful, self interested chairmen and notes press interest in Barron’s possible return to the role.
Bill to fix meeting times for next Congress passes in House
The House approved a bill by 125 to 29 setting the next Congress to meet March 4 and opening each Congress on March 4 thereafter. The second session would begin the first Monday in December, with several states not yet represented until elections in November 1868.
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Rules of the road and political probes in brief
Legal notes on railroad fare and ticket rules allow ejection for exact fare and no change obligation. Passengers must show tickets and observe decorum or lose seats. Separate items mention a Congressional elections committee visiting Baltimore to probe executive interference, and a delegation to New Orleans massacre inquiry, plus a committee appointed to investigate Union prisoner killings in South Carolina.
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