Hancock's Record Letter to the Texas Governor of Peace
General Hancock replies to Governor Pease arguing Congress powers over Texas, defending civil law over military commissions. He laments suppression of free opinion, defends local civil codes, and questions the governor's claims of crime, endorsing lawful order No. 40 while criticizing political bias and misrepresentations about Texas governance.
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United States
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Britain
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Adam
Jackson
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Mexico
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Wisdow
Eve Pation
Fifth Military District
New Orleans
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Fifth
Supreme, Court of Texas
Freedman’s Bureau
District of
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W. S. Hancock
Visiting statesman Garfield under fire in Courier Journal
The Courier Journal argues Garfield is a pretender in morals and politics. It claims he betrayed Sherman, aided by Chicago Convention intrigue, and favored rings and cliques over public interests, denying any chance for wise governance.
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Garfield
Louisiana
John Sherman
Chicago
Roscoe Conkling
Sherman
Blaine
Mr. Sherman
Ohio
Washburne
Grant
Oourier Journal
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