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
Matthews, Stanley, in convention of 1866, 100;
joins liberal republicans, 264;
counsel before electoral commission, 291
Meade, George G., supersedes Pope, 152;
report on Alabama election, 153;
removes Jenkins, 155;
proclamation of June, 1868, 238, 239
Merrick, Richard T., counsel before electoral commission, 291
Michigan ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204
Miller, J. N. Y., Oregon elector of 1876, 291
Miller, Samuel F., on electoral commission, 286
Miller enters Senate from Georgia, 244
Minnesota ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204
Mississippi, in Lincoln's proclamation, 11;
electoral vote of 1864 rejected, 22;
reconstruction in, 37;
convention in, 38;
rejects thirteenth amendment, 39;
law on vagrancy, etc., 46-52, 62;
opinion of this legislation, 53;
in the reconstruction bill, 112;
Mississippi vs. Johnson, 145;
registration in, 147;
election in, 149;
disfranchisements in, 151;
constitution rejected in, 156;
arrest of McCardle in, 196;
martial law in, 202;
no share in election of 1868, 212;
ratification of constitution, 229;
restored to federal relations, 229;
negro rule in, 249;
political conditions in 1875, 274, 275
Mississippi vs. Johnson (4 Wallace 475), 145, 193, 195
Missouri, Reconstruction in, 7, 13;
in Lincoln's message, 20;
ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204;
liberal republicans in, 265;
election of 1872 in, 267
Monroe, John T., as mayor of New Orleans, 94
Montgomery, Ala., made head-quarters of third military district, 135
Moorhead, James K., approves letter on Alta Vela claims, 177
Morgan, Edwin D., vote on Freedmen's Bureau bill, 67
Morrill, Justin S., on joint committee on reconstruction, 57
Morse, Alexander P., counsel before electoral commission, 291
Morton, Oliver P., in convention of 1866, 100;
in convention of 1876, 281;
on electoral commission, 286;
resolution on Santo Domingo, 325
Moses, F. J., connection with South Carolina corruption, 262
Moses, F. J., Jr., judge-elect of South Carolina, 274
Nashville, Tenn., convention at, 236
National Nominating Conventions, radical republican of 1864, 20;
democratic of 1864, 20;
republican of 1864, 20;
of 1866, 99-102;
republican of 1868, 207;
democratic of 1868, 208;
liberal republican of 1872, 264, 265;
democratic of 1872, 266;
republican of 1868, 267;
republican of 1876, 280, 281;
democratic of 1876, 282
Nebraska ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204
Nelson, Samuel, on Joint High Commission, 307
Nelson, Thomas A. R., counsel for Johnson, 176
Nevada ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204
New Hampshire ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204
New Jersey, ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204;
withdrawal of ratification, 203, 205, 206;
votes for Seymour, 212
New Orleans, La., convention at, 14;
riot at, 92-98;
head-quarters of fifth military district, 135
New York, ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204;
votes for Seymour, 212
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