Reconstruction and the Constitution, 1866-1876Burgess, John William
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Reconstruction and the Constitution, 1866-1876
Burgess, John William
Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877); United States -- Politics and government -- 1865-1877
Constitution of the United States, government provided by the, 2-4;
relation of State government to, 5, 6;
powers of Congress over elections, 22;
eligibility to vice-presidency, 23, 24;
adoption of the thirteenth amendment, 26-30, 55;
the fourteenth amendment, 73-80, 82, 83;
fourteenth amendment in the campaign of 1866, 98;
fourteenth amendment rejected in South, 106, 109;
fourteenth amendment with reference to revival of State functions,
110;
tests of, applied to reconstruction bill, 113;
in reconstruction bill, 120, 121;
interpreted by the Supreme Court, 144;
fourteenth amendment ratified in Arkansas, 197;
ratification of fourteenth amendment completed, 202-205;
action on fifteenth amendment, 217;
fifteenth amendment ratified by Georgia, 240;
provision for enforcement of amendments, 253-255
Covode, John, resolutions on Johnson, 171
Cowan, Edgar, action on the Stevens resolution, 57;
in convention of 1866, 99
Cox, Jacob D., in Pittsburg convention, 102;
becomes secretary of the interior, 231
Creswell, John A. J., in convention of 1866, 100;
becomes postmaster-general, 231
Cronin, E. A., Oregon elector in 1876, 290, 291
Curtin, A. G., in convention of 1866, 100
Curtis, Benjamin R., counsel for Johnson, 176;
argument, 182, 183
Cushing, Caleb, at Geneva arbitration, 311
Custer, George A., in Cleveland convention, 101
Davis, David, joins liberal republicans, 264;
candidate for presidential nomination, 265;
elected Senator, 287;
relation to electoral commission, 288
Davis, Henry Winter, bill on reconstruction, 15-18;
protest against Lincoln's proclamation, 19
Davis, J. C. Bancroft, at Geneva arbitration, 311
Delaware, in election of 1866, 104;
votes for Seymour, 212
Delfosse, Maurice, on Halifax commission, 321
Dennison, William, resignation, 90, 142
District of Columbia, bill for negro suffrage in, 107;
bill vetoed, 108;
bill passed over veto, 109;
bill on colored schools in, 216
Dix, John A., in convention of 1866, 99
Dixon, James, action on the Stevens resolution, 57;
vote on impeachment, 191
Doolittle, James R., action on the Stevens resolution, 57;
in convention of 1866, 99;
view of the Stanton case, 189;
vote on impeachment, 191
Drew, George F., becomes governor of Florida, 296
Durant, Thomas J., in convention of 1866, 100
Durell, E. H., in Louisiana politics, 270, 271
Edmunds, George F., on electoral commission, 286
Electoral Commission, creation, 284, 285;
membership, 286-289;
proceedings, 290-293
Emory, W. H., relations with Johnson, 175, 179, 181
English, James E., in convention of 1866, 99
Evarts, William M., counsel for Johnson, 176;
counsel before electoral commission, 291;
at Geneva arbitration, 311
Ewing, Thomas, in Cleveland convention, 101;
nominated as secretary of war, 173
Farragut, David D., accompanies Johnson to the West, 102
Favrot, Alexander, at Geneva arbitration, 311
Federal government, system of, 1, 2
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