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The Carson Daily Appeal
Carson City, Ormsby County, Carson City County, Nevada
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New York report on uncertainty over relieving General Cox from Freedmen's Bureau commissioner role, with President considering changes including removal of Howard and five others this week, sparking protests from Sumner and Stevens, and divisions between Grant's and Johnson's supporters.
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New York, Aug. 22. - A Tribune special says it is not a settled fact that General Cox is to be relieved from the position of Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau. The President is contemplating making a change for some time. General Stanton and Secretary Howard were reported likely to be decided on. Howard's case. An order for his removal was issued for this week - in all six are expected to be removed at the headquarters of Freedmen's Bureau. Great rejoicing this step of the President will only tend to enter a protest into the journal of Sumner and Stevens. Grant's friends say that this is all mere to Johnson about to ratify it and similar intrigue. The friends of the President, on the contrary, that their prediction was bold and from objection to their removal.
The Intelligencer tomorrow will urge the removal onward. The President's friends - unless that he wishes me regent of Cuyahoga County. We learn K. T. H. wants to make new deal as fresh card for the re-election of the ten. You may regard this as trifling.
Adams, Bugle, Andrew, and Senators Sherman, Wilson, Julian and Fessenden are all men in a conspiracy with Colfax, Lane's true work of changing their words, and all at Grants humility with the President, while on tantrum.
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New York
Event Date
Aug. 22
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order for howard's removal issued this week; six expected to be removed from freedmen's bureau headquarters; protests from sumner and stevens; political divisions between grant's friends and president's friends.
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A Tribune special reports uncertainty about relieving General Cox as Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau, with the President contemplating changes. General Stanton and Secretary Howard considered; order for Howard's removal issued this week, with six total expected removals. This step prompts protests from Sumner and Stevens. Grant's friends view it as mere intrigue against Johnson; President's friends see opposition to removals. The Intelligencer to urge removals. Mentions of conspiracy involving Adams, Bugle, Andrew, Senators Sherman, Wilson, Julian, Fessenden, Colfax, and Lane.