Kellogg and Kellogg era in Louisiana politics
The narrative reviews legislative maneuvers over seating W P Kellogg as governor, critique of Congress actions, and the stance of Republicans in Louisiana. It discusses Wheeler compromise, the Republican fight for state rights, and fears of constitutional liberties being compromised. It mentions the U.S. Senate seat issues, Civil Rights bills, and party realignments.
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Butler-Poland dispute over resignation and policy
In a tense exchange Poland clashes with Butler over a resignation and policy stance. Poland accuses, Butler retorts that no formal plan was made, citing information from Mr. Raine. The dialogue ends with a heated remark about the matter being settled without display of passion as a joint redoubt is scheduled for March 4. The President’s proposal, valued at 25,000, is noted as adopted.
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