The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-21
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

washington, ~. u, April 20, 1901.
| TABLE OF CONTENTS.
l. Constitution of the United States-Mr.
Stewards Certificate of the ratification of the Anti
Slavery Amendment
H. President Johnson's Orders and Proclama-
! lions, respecting Commercial lntercOurse-Irlal
and Punishment of the Assassins of Abraham
Lincoln-Arrest of Jefferson Davis, Clement c..
Clay, and others-To re-establish the Authority
of the United States in Virginia-Equality OF
Rights with Maritime Nations-The Blocka de-
Amnesty-Appointing Provisional Governor for
North Carolina, and other Insurrectionary States
acknowledgements of Rebellion in Ten
nessee-Paroled Prisoners-Martial Law with
drawn from Notwithstanding the Suspension
! of the HabedS CoypuS-Declaring the Rebellion
Ended-Appointment to Office-Trials by Mill
tary Courts-Against the Fenian Invasion OF
Canada.
III. Action of the Conventions and Legisla-
| lures of the Lately lnsurrectonary States-Proc-
lamations of Provisional Observation-Disclosures
of Conventions and Ordinances thereof-Enact-
johnson and Secretary Seward respecting the
Rebel Debt, Colored Suffrage, Anti-Slavery
Amendment, Admission to Congress of Senators
and Representatives elect-Presidcnt Lincoln's
Letter to Governor Hahn, March 13, 1864, on
Colored Suffrage and his Telegram of April IL,
1865 prohi5itn- the meeting of the Rebel Legis
lature of Virginia.
". Legislation respecting Freedmen in North
Carolina, and General Sickles's Order relative
thereto lorida-Virginia, and General Terry's
Order suspending the Vagrant Act-Tennessee-
TeXas-LOuisiana.
es. Remarks to citizens of Indiana-Nashvllle
Speech, June 9, 1S64-To Virginia Refugees
Interview with George L. Stearns-Address to
Colored Soldiers, October 10, 1S65-1nterview
with Senator Dxon-With Colored Delegation
respecting Suffrage, with reply of-Remarks to
Committee of the Virginia Legislature-Speech
of February %, 1SG6-To the COlored People OF
the District of Columbia.
vi. Annual, Special, and Veto Messages of
President johnson, with Copies OF Vetoed Bills,
and the Votes on them. Annual Message, De-
cember 4, 1S65-On the condition OF the late In
surrectionary States, and General Grants accom-
panying Report-VetO of the Freedmen's Bureau
Bill, with Copy and Votes-Veto of the Civil
Rights Bill, with Copy and Votes-Veto of the
Colorado Bill, with Copy and Votes-Message on
the proposed Constitutional Amendment.
VII. Majority and Minority Reports of the
Joint Committee on Reconstruction.
VIII. Votes on Proposed Constitutional Amend
adopted-the Accompanying Bills-The Amend
ment Representation and Direct Taxes-On
Representation-On Immunities of Citizens-On
Tennessee-On Rebel Debt.
TX. Members of the Cabinet of President John
son, and of the seth Congress, and Of Claimants
of Seats therein.
X Votes in the House of Representatives on
Political Resolutions. On Public Debt-Punish-
ment of Treason-Representation of lately lnsur-
rectionary States--Elective Franchise in the
States-Test Oath-Test Oath for Lawycrs-En-
dorsemcnt of the Presidents Policy-Withdrawal
of Military Forces-Legal Effect of Rebellion
Duty of Congress-Writ of Hdbeas Corpus
Thanks to the Observation-Disclosures of State
Government of Moth. Carolina-Trial of Jefferson
Dayis-Neutrality- Fenans.
XI. Votes on Political Bills. Suffrage in Dis
trct of Columbia-EXtending the Homestead
Act-Ha6eas Co,pns-West Virginia Bill-Elec-
tive Franchise in the Territories.
XII. Political and Military Miscellaneous
Union National Platform of 1S64-Democratic
National Platform of 1S64-Call for National I'm
Members of Con gress, 1s66-Elections of 1866
Lees Surrender to Grant-The Sherman j hnston
Agreement, and its Disapproval-Grant's Orders
PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland Platforms OF 1S66-
Convention of Southern Unionists.
XIII. Tabular Statements on Representation,
Tariff, and the Public Debt. Census Tables
showing Population, Present Apportionment, and
effect of proposed changes-Tabic of Votes, by
States and Sections, on the Tariffs of 1916, 1924,
1928, 1882, 1912, 1916, 1857, 1861, 1864, and the
Bill of 1s66-The Public Debt, June l, 1866.
XIV. President Johnson's Speeches; on re-
ceiving the Proceedings of the philadelphia 18th
of August Convention-In New York-In Cleave-
landSIn st. Louis-Interyiew with Charles G.
Halpine.
Message, December 5, 1S66-Veto of the Second
Freedmen's Bureau Bill with copy and votes
Respecting Restoring Tennessee to her Relations
to the Union-Veto of the District of Columbia
Second Colorado Bill, with copy and votes-Yeto
of the Nebraska Bill, with copy and votes-Veto
of the Reconstruction Bill, with copy and votes
Veto of the Civil Tenure Bill with copy and votes
Accompanying the Approval of the Army APP
preparation Bll-Veto of the Supplementary Re-
construction Bill, with copy and votes-Accom-
panyng the Approval OF Reconstruction Appro-
priation Bill.
XVI Members of the Cabinet of President
Johnson and of the Second Session of the seth.
Congress, and First Session of 10th Congress, and
of Claimants of Seats therein.
XVII. Votes on Political Bills and Resolutions
Repeal of Power to Pardon by Proclamation
Representation of Rebel States-Electiye Fran
chise in the MISUNDERSTANDING Suffrage and In
tellgence Suffrage-Test Oath of Attorneys
Validating certain Proclamations and Acts of the
Observation-Disclosures in the Southern States
To Suspend the Payment of Bounties for Slaves
Drafted or Volunteered-Bill to Restore the Pos
session of Lands Confscated by the Rebel Author
ities-Proposed Impeachment of President john
son. votes and Report upon.
XVIII. Text of the Reconstruction Measures
of seth and 10th Congresses. Fourteenth Con-
stitutional ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Act and
Supplement thereto-Copy of Test Oath-Votes
of Legislatures on'14th Amendment.
XIX. Proclamations and Orders. President
Johnson's Proclamations on the Re- establishment
of Civil Authority, on American Vessels in GER
tain Ports of Japan, respecting Decree OF Maxi
islands, and Declaring Nebraska State: his Or
ders withdrawing the Reward for the Arrest of
John H. Surratt, and Release of Convicts his
kilograms 10 PROVISIONAL Governor IAfOckmOr-
ton, of Texas, Governor Brownlow, of Tennessee,
and Montgomery Blair-General Grants Order
Revolving Order Respecting Disloyal Newspapers
Assigning Commanders to Military Districts
under Reconstruction Bill-Various Orders of
said Commanders-Governor Brownlow's Procla-
nation respecting State Guard.
Xxx. Judicial Opinions. Opinions of Judge
Davis and Chief Justice Chase on Habeas Corpus
of Judge Field, and Miller, Chief Justice Car
ter, and Judge Wylie on Test Oaths-Of Chief
Justice Chase on the Mississippi Injunction Case
XXI. Resolutions of National and State Con-
ventions. Of Philadelphia 18th of August-Of
Southern Loyalists-Pittsburg Soldiers and Sail
ors'-Of Cleveland Soldiers and Sailors'-Plat-
forms of Parties in Connecticut, Maryland, Ohio,
Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas, North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Virginia-The Kentucky
and Virginia Resolutions Of 1885,
XX1I Political Miscellany. The Elective fran
ehise in the States-Proposed Substitute for 18th
Amendment-Elections of 1S67-Recent Legisla-
ton in Maryland-Constit Conventions
Public Debt of the United States.
The Hon. John M Bolts and Mr.. Greeley.
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