On the record
It may postpone Reconstruction,--treating the Legislature meanwhile as provisional, and recognizing its acts only so far as in the judgment of Congress they are fit to be recognized.
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gutenberg.orgIt may postpone Reconstruction,--treating the Legislature meanwhile as provisional, and recognizing its acts only so far as in the judgment of Congress they are fit to be recognized.
Sumner discusses the possibility of postponing Reconstruction while treating the Legislature as provisional, highlighting the complexities of governance during this period.
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