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Carson City, Ormsby County, Carson City County, Nevada
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The New York Tribune praises General Grant's magnanimous recommendation to the President for remitting penalties and releasing all persons imprisoned by Military Commissions under Reconstruction acts, highlighting his practical sympathy for Southern rebels over insincere Democratic professions.
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Although General Grant has recommended to the President the remission of the penalties and the release from imprisonment of all persons now in confinement under sentence by Military Commissions organized under the Reconstruction acts, we do not find a single Democratic paper applauding his course. The professions made by these Copperhead journals of sympathy with the Southern people are false, and merely intended to gain votes. General Grant has shown more practical sympathy, and given more evidences of kindness toward the rebels, than all the Copperhead writers and politicians combined. His course has been singularly magnanimous, and yet he is denounced as seeking their murder or banishment, and the confiscation of their property.
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General Grant recommends to the President the remission of penalties and release of imprisoned persons under Reconstruction acts; the New York Tribune contrasts this magnanimity with Democratic papers' false sympathies and denunciations.