Report of the Joint Committee On Reconstruction
Report of the Joint Committee On Reconstruction
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Your committee are accordingly forced to the conclusion that the States referred to have not placed themselves in a condition to claim representation in Congress, unless all the rules which have, since the foundation of the government been deemed essential in such cases, should be disregarded. MfMCHcrr LJ*ARY It would undoubtedly be competent for Congress to waive aTTIormalities and to admit these Confederate States to representation at once, trusting that time and experience would set all thin...gs right. Whether it would be advisable to do so, however, must depend upon other considerations of which it remains to treat. But it may well be observed, that the inducements to such a step should be of the very highest character. It seems to your committee not unreasonable to require satisfactory evidence that the ordinances and constitutional provisions which the President deemed essential in the first instance will be permanently adhered to by the people of the States seeking restoration, after being admitted 10 KECONSTKUCTION.
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Your committee are accordingly forced to the conclusion that the States referred to have not placed themselves in a condition to claim representation in Congress, unless all the rules which have, since the foundation of the government been deemed essential in such cases, should be disregarded. MfMCHcrr LJ*ARY It would undoubtedly be competent for Congress to waive aTTIormalities and to admit these Confederate States to representation at once, trusting that time and experience would set all thin...gs right. Whether it would be advisable to do so, however, must depend upon other considerations of which it remains to treat. But it may well be observed, that the inducements to such a step should be of the very highest character. It seems to your committee not unreasonable to require satisfactory evidence that the ordinances and constitutional provisions which the President deemed essential in the first instance will be permanently adhered to by the people of the States seeking restoration, after being admitted 10 KECONSTKUCTION.
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