Public Services of Jacob Dolson Cox Governor of Ohio And Secretary of the Inte
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61.
'Laws of Ohio, 1868, pp. 38, 166, 171.
*Executive Documents, part i, 1866, p. 270.
=Laws of Ohio, 1868, p. 298.
^Senate Journal, i860, pp. 556, 722, 744.
■'Executive Documents, part i, 1866, p. 270.
*Laws of Ohio, 1867, p. 257.
i8 Public Services of Jacob Dolsoii Cox some food and the care of the sick and the poor.^ On March 29, 1867, a law was passed that the City Council of any city shall have power to create a board of health, ^ and later another law was passed that the Council of any in...corporated village could, according to the Act for Cities, create a board of health. " He recommended the ratification of the proposed 14th amendment to the Constitution. * On January 11, 1867, the General Assembly ratified the amend- ment on the part of Ohio.^ Governor Cox exercised the functions of Chief Executive of the State of Ohio with credit to himself and satisfaction to the people.
His views on the solution of the negro problem" and his vindica- tion of President Johnson, in which he strove to soften the antag- onism between the President and Congress, placed him in ques- tionable favor with the Republican party in the State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
61.
'Laws of Ohio, 1868, pp. 38, 166, 171.
*Executive Documents, part i, 1866, p. 270.
=Laws of Ohio, 1868, p. 298.
^Senate Journal, i860, pp. 556, 722, 744.
■'Executive Documents, part i, 1866, p. 270.
*Laws of Ohio, 1867, p. 257.
i8 Public Services of Jacob Dolsoii Cox some food and the care of the sick and the poor.^ On March 29, 1867, a law was passed that the City Council of any city shall have power to create a board of health, ^ and later another law was passed that the Council of any in...corporated village could, according to the Act for Cities, create a board of health. " He recommended the ratification of the proposed 14th amendment to the Constitution. * On January 11, 1867, the General Assembly ratified the amend- ment on the part of Ohio.^ Governor Cox exercised the functions of Chief Executive of the State of Ohio with credit to himself and satisfaction to the people.
His views on the solution of the negro problem" and his vindica- tion of President Johnson, in which he strove to soften the antag- onism between the President and Congress, placed him in ques- tionable favor with the Republican party in the State.
What to read after Public Services of Jacob Dolson Cox Governor of Ohio And Secretary of the Inte?
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