The Adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment
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I, 'r. Stevens introduced it in the House and ]fr. Pesaendon in the Senate, and both of then introduced at the same time the bills which were to accompany it. One of these billK was in regard to oA" mitting the Southern ^tates to a participation in 'one government o>t. Adopting the proposed Anendmont, while the o'hor on© declared certain persons in- eligible to hold office under the Federal Government.
The resolution was not considered, however, by the House until I'ay 8, when Mr. Stevens opene...d the debate. He stated that it was not all that the committee desired, but that after a careful survey of the v/hole ground, it was decided that a more stringent proposition could not be ratified by (26) Ibid. , pp. 1-13, 7C ninoteen -States, three-fcurt. Hs of the so-called loyal States, repudiating the idea that it should be submitted to the Southern States or "disorgan- ized coTDmvmities" as the Committee characterized then. The report of the Comraittoe also statecl- that the proposition was not all that they desircd, and \Lt, Grinos (27), in a letter to hio wife, April 30, etatei^the same thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I, 'r. Stevens introduced it in the House and ]fr. Pesaendon in the Senate, and both of then introduced at the same time the bills which were to accompany it. One of these billK was in regard to oA" mitting the Southern ^tates to a participation in 'one government o>t. Adopting the proposed Anendmont, while the o'hor on© declared certain persons in- eligible to hold office under the Federal Government.
The resolution was not considered, however, by the House until I'ay 8, when Mr. Stevens opene...d the debate. He stated that it was not all that the committee desired, but that after a careful survey of the v/hole ground, it was decided that a more stringent proposition could not be ratified by (26) Ibid. , pp. 1-13, 7C ninoteen -States, three-fcurt. Hs of the so-called loyal States, repudiating the idea that it should be submitted to the Southern States or "disorgan- ized coTDmvmities" as the Committee characterized then. The report of the Comraittoe also statecl- that the proposition was not all that they desircd, and \Lt, Grinos (27), in a letter to hio wife, April 30, etatei^the same thing.
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