The Facts of Reconstruction
The Facts of Reconstruction
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This, as Ihave already stated, is only a conjecture, but, under the circumstances, it is the most reasonable and plausible one that can be imagined.
The case of Treasurer Hemmingway is conclusive evidence that in point ofefficiency, honesty and official integrity the Democratic party had noadvantage over the party that was placed in power chiefly through thevotes of colored men. What was true of Mississippi in this respect wasalso true, --in a measure, at least, --of the other reconstructed Sta...tes.
CHAPTER XVII THE HAYES-TILDEN CONTEST. THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION Although the action of the returning boards in South Carolina, Louisiana, and Florida, gave Mr. Hayes a majority of one vote in theElectoral College, the Democrats, who were largely in the majority inthe National House of Representatives, were evidently not willing toacquiesce in the declared result, --claiming that Mr. Tilden had beenfairly elected and that he ought to be inaugurated.
Hon. Henry Watterson, of Kentucky, --who was at that time a member of theHouse, --delivered a fiery speech in which he declared that a hundredthousand armed men would march to Washington to see that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, as Ihave already stated, is only a conjecture, but, under the circumstances, it is the most reasonable and plausible one that can be imagined.
The case of Treasurer Hemmingway is conclusive evidence that in point ofefficiency, honesty and official integrity the Democratic party had noadvantage over the party that was placed in power chiefly through thevotes of colored men. What was true of Mississippi in this respect wasalso true, --in a measure, at least, --of the other reconstructed Sta...tes.
CHAPTER XVII THE HAYES-TILDEN CONTEST. THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION Although the action of the returning boards in South Carolina, Louisiana, and Florida, gave Mr. Hayes a majority of one vote in theElectoral College, the Democrats, who were largely in the majority inthe National House of Representatives, were evidently not willing toacquiesce in the declared result, --claiming that Mr. Tilden had beenfairly elected and that he ought to be inaugurated.
Hon. Henry Watterson, of Kentucky, --who was at that time a member of theHouse, --delivered a fiery speech in which he declared that a hundredthousand armed men would march to Washington to see that Mr.
What to read after The Facts of Reconstruction?
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