Carpet Bag Rule in Florida the Inside Workings of the Reconstruction of Civil G
Carpet Bag Rule in Florida the Inside Workings of the Reconstruction of Civil G
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"I sent him the following letter, viz. : "Executive Office, ) ''Tallahassee, Fla. , January 2, 1874. ] '■^ Hon. William Archer Cocke, Attorney- General of Florida, Talla- hassee, Fla. : ''Dear Sir — Your answer of yesterday declining to resign 234 CARPETBAG RULE IN FLORIDA.
because I had assigned no reasons for my request, is at hand. I regret this because I did not expect it of you, even if there had been nothing special between us on the subject. If I remember rightly, from the first you volu...ntarily informed me, quite as a matter of course, that if at any time I should desire a change a very slight mention of it would produce your resignation promptly. Your course of non-action in the Anderson case, after fully understanding the course which the administration thought it best to pursue, and, though expressing your difference of opinion on one point only, yet promising official co-opera- tion, and a reasonable certainty of success in getting the decree pro confesso against us opened so as to let in the defenses of the State; and the effects and consequences of that course to the ■State; your letter read in the Supreme Court of the United States, your letter in the newspaper implying a charge agains, the administration, and your consent decree in the Vose caset furnish me with my reasons for desiring your resignation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I sent him the following letter, viz. : "Executive Office, ) ''Tallahassee, Fla. , January 2, 1874. ] '■^ Hon. William Archer Cocke, Attorney- General of Florida, Talla- hassee, Fla. : ''Dear Sir — Your answer of yesterday declining to resign 234 CARPETBAG RULE IN FLORIDA.
because I had assigned no reasons for my request, is at hand. I regret this because I did not expect it of you, even if there had been nothing special between us on the subject. If I remember rightly, from the first you volu...ntarily informed me, quite as a matter of course, that if at any time I should desire a change a very slight mention of it would produce your resignation promptly. Your course of non-action in the Anderson case, after fully understanding the course which the administration thought it best to pursue, and, though expressing your difference of opinion on one point only, yet promising official co-opera- tion, and a reasonable certainty of success in getting the decree pro confesso against us opened so as to let in the defenses of the State; and the effects and consequences of that course to the ■State; your letter read in the Supreme Court of the United States, your letter in the newspaper implying a charge agains, the administration, and your consent decree in the Vose caset furnish me with my reasons for desiring your resignation.
What to read after Carpet Bag Rule in Florida the Inside Workings of the Reconstruction of Civil G?
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