Reconstruction the President And Congress volume 1
Reconstruction the President And Congress volume 1
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The great v/ork l)efore us is to restore these States to their ' ' practical relations with the Union' ' at the ear- liest moment consistent with the future security, peace, and perpetuity of the Government.
On whom devolves the duty of deciding when these States are in a condition to be repre- sented here? Not the Executive. No such power has ever been delegated to him. Not the House of Representatives or the Senate acting inde- pendent of each other, butthelaw-makingpower of the Government al...one is competent to per- form this important duty. In confirmation of this view of the subject I add the express dec- larations of the President himself, through the Secretary of State. On July 24, 1865, Mr. Sew- ard telegraphed to the "provisional governor" of Mississippi: "The government of the State will be provisional onlj-. Until the civilauthorities shall be restored with the approval of Congress. " So, on September 12, 1805, he wrote to Gov- ernor Marvin, of Florida: "It must, however, be distinctly understood that tho restoration to which your proclamation refers will be subject to the decision of Congress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The great v/ork l)efore us is to restore these States to their ' ' practical relations with the Union' ' at the ear- liest moment consistent with the future security, peace, and perpetuity of the Government.
On whom devolves the duty of deciding when these States are in a condition to be repre- sented here? Not the Executive. No such power has ever been delegated to him. Not the House of Representatives or the Senate acting inde- pendent of each other, butthelaw-makingpower of the Government al...one is competent to per- form this important duty. In confirmation of this view of the subject I add the express dec- larations of the President himself, through the Secretary of State. On July 24, 1865, Mr. Sew- ard telegraphed to the "provisional governor" of Mississippi: "The government of the State will be provisional onlj-. Until the civilauthorities shall be restored with the approval of Congress. " So, on September 12, 1805, he wrote to Gov- ernor Marvin, of Florida: "It must, however, be distinctly understood that tho restoration to which your proclamation refers will be subject to the decision of Congress.
What to read after Reconstruction the President And Congress volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Perham to read onlineMoreLess
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