Debate on Reconstruction and currency and party lines
A long Confederate era style pamphlet recounts Democrats opposing negro suffrage and radicals supporting it, arguing over currency reform greenbacks and debt repayment. It quotes Amos Kendall and discusses Reconstruction, impeachment, and federal power, urging Republicans to restore constitutional government and end military rule.
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