Epitaph of the Judiciary in the McCardle Case Debate
The N O Crescent condemns the court for resisting rights protections amid Reconstruction era tensions. It argues Congress and executive power threaten habeas corpus and civil rights, warning of tyranny as judicial bodies bow to majority will and political pressure. The piece frames the judiciary as tool of despotism across eras.
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McCardle
Wash
Invo
Bender
Congress
Supreme Bench
the Crescent
Aili 6
Executive Department
Legislative Department
Radical party organization and election fraud tactics discussed
The piece argues the Radical party excels in organization and exploiting emery and bribery to secure votes. It highlights New Hampshire and Connecticut as examples, warns of the dangers in the South including New Orleans, and condemns corrupt practices against Black voters and legal processes. It mentions the Parliamentarian law’s enforcement and a cautious forecast of political outcomes.
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Radical Party
Em Cies
New Hampshire
Bean
Connecticut
New Orleans
Palpal i
Ieee
Convention Debates Over Gorilla Death Sparks Regret
Fragmentary remarks reference a convention reacting to a gorilla's death. The piece notes that blackness appeared in faces and galleries, implying unease or shock. It suggests that resolutions of regret may be offered at a future session and mentions levity fading in the assembly.
Wade and Women's Rights and Wade’s Impeachment Hope
A 1867 Times opinion argues Wade’s impeachment plan aligns with women’s rights advocates seeking influence at foreign courts. It critiques Wade’s letter to President Johnson proposing Frances Lord Bond as ambassador, calling the idea a folly suitable for a “commission de lunatico inquisitorio” and warns against elevating a potential madman to the presidency.
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Wade
Cne
Johnson
Andrew Johnson
The
United States
Frances Lord Bond
B. F. Waor
Washington, D. C
Oxenastiern
Commission DE Lunatico Ixquireredo
Times
Impeschers Face Alarming Obstacle to Election Success
A fragment notes that imposters or adversaries threaten the party's prospects, likening their warning to young ears hearing of troubles to come. The text implies grave risk and near-fatal impact on a group that has staked everything on victory.
Patent Windenisers and assorted old hardware lot
Assorted items include two remova… (text trimmed) One mayor about two years old spring wind condition described. many boards, registers, extermination items, chairs, galvanized finishers, police boards, cases and reports in crude condition.
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