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Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), Georgia, (search)

onvention of negroes held at Macon......Oct. 6, 1868 Right of negroes to hold office settled by the Supreme Court......June 22, 1869 Act of Congress completes reconstruction of Georgia......Dec. 22, 1869 Georgia Senate refuses to ratify the Fifteenth Amendment......1869 Gen. A. H. Terry assigned to military command of District of Georgia......Dec. 24, 1869 Legislature elected 1868 assemble in Atlanta by Governor Bullock's proclamation, to perfect organization of State......Jan. 10, 1870 Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments ratified in legislature......February, 1870 Georgia readmitted to the Union......July 15, 1870 System of public instruction established by law......Oct. 13, 1870 Governor Bullock, accused of fraudulent negotiation of bonds endorsed by the State, resigns and leaves the State; Benjamin Conley, president of the Senate, succeeds......Oct. 30, 1871 James M. Smith elected governor by special election......Dec. 19, 1871 Macon and Brunswick

Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), Missouri, (search)

s H. Benton, raised for the State government on Lafayette, Square, St. Louis, is unveiled......May 27, 1868 People reject the amendment striking out the word white in the suffrage clause, by 74,053 to 55,236......1868 Original seal of the State of Missouri, which had disappeared from the seat of government in 1861, is restored to Governor McClurg by ex-Lieut.-Gov. Thomas C. Reynolds......May 26, 1869 Legislature ratifies Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution......Jan. 10, 1870 State Agricultural College located at Columbia by law......1870 A movement set on foot in 1866 by Col. B. Gratz Brown, for universal amnesty, universal franchise, and revenue reform, divides the Republican party, at the State convention at Jefferson City, Aug. 31, 1870, into Radicals and Liberals or Bolters, headed by Gen. Carl Schurz. The Liberal candidate, B. Gratz Brown, elected governor......Nov. 8, 1870 Act passes over Governor Brown's veto directing that 422 bonds of the

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