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Domestic News December 15, 1876

The Marietta Journal

Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia

What is this article about?

Citizens of Philadelphia's Twenty-seventh ward held a large meeting to protest against southern returning boards and bayonet rule, with speeches favoring impeachment of President U. S. Grant and a unanimous resolution urging Congress to impeach him.

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NORTHERN MEN DEMANDING IMPEACHMENT

A large meeting of the citizens of the Twenty-seventh ward of Philadelphia was held last Friday at the hall No. 3180 Market street, to protest against the bayonet rule and the rule of the returning boards of the South. J. H. Keall, a leading merchant of Philadelphia, presided. Telling speeches were made in favor of impeaching Grant, and the following resolution passed unanimously:

Resolved, that we believe U. S. Grant has been guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors against law and liberty, eminently deserving impeachment: and while we protest against Grant's usurpation of power in endeavoring to control us by bayonets, we earnestly urge upon our Representatives in Congress to impeach U. S. Grant.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Impeachment Grant Philadelphia Protest Meeting Resolution Bayonet Rule

What entities or persons were involved?

J. H. Keall U. S. Grant

Where did it happen?

Twenty Seventh Ward Of Philadelphia

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Twenty Seventh Ward Of Philadelphia

Event Date

Last Friday

Key Persons

J. H. Keall U. S. Grant

Outcome

resolution passed unanimously

Event Details

A large meeting was held at hall No. 3180 Market street to protest against the bayonet rule and the rule of the returning boards of the South. J. H. Keall presided. Telling speeches were made in favor of impeaching Grant, and the resolution was passed unanimously.

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