1867 & 1871 - Two speeches by John A. Bingham, Congressman from Ohio, with regard to the political debates surrounding Reconstruction and the enforcement of the Fourteenth Amendment which granted equal protection under the law to formerly enslaved people, including protection against "armed combinations" and "conspiracies" (i.e., the Ku Klux Klan)

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John Armor Bingham was closely aligned with the Radical Republicans, although some historians maintain that his positions fell somewhat in between their and the more moderate Unionists. He was active in the abolition movement and that the South had manipulated the Constitution to justify slavery. He served as the Assistant Judge Advocate General in the trial of President Lincoln's assassins, a House Manager (prosecutor) during the impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson, and, most significantly, as the principal framer of the Fourteenth Amendment, which gave former slaves the right to vote. His Congressional speeches in this lot are: July 9, 1867 - Reconstruction. (Bingham gave this speech at a pivotal moment in the 40th Congress as Radical and Moderate Republicans debated supplementary legislation to enforce the Reconstruction Acts over the vetoes and resistance of President Andrew Johnson. In it he argued that Congress held the power to outline the parameters of Reconstruction and ensure that Southern governments returned to a "republican form" of government, broke with the Radical republicans by maintaining the treasonous actions of individual Southern leaders or even the majority of rebels could not strip the loyal minority of their inherent rights as American citizens, insisted that antebellum state boundaries remain under the federal framework until loyal civilian governments were re-established, and shaped the debate to protect the civil rights of formerly slaves by forcing Southern states to ensure the civil rights former slaves were maintained and extend the vote to black men before senators and representative were readmitted to Congress and votes in the Electoral College were once more accepted.) March 31, 1871 - The Enforcement of the Constitution and Laws of the United States and the Rights of the People. (Bingham gave this speech during the Congressional debates over the Ku Klux Klan Act (the Third Enforcement Act of 1871), which proposed to give the federal government and President Ulysses S. Grant power to intervene against violent "conspiracies," i.e., the Ku Klux Klan, that were denying freedmen and Union sympathizers their constitutional rights in the South. As the principal author of the Fourteenth Amendment, he defended the proposed act by clarifying the original intent of several clauses within it, specifically arguing that all American citizens were protected by the Bill of Rights, and explaining that the Fourteenth Amendment was designed to make these protections enforceable against any deprivations sponsored or ignored by the states. Both are complete and in nice shape .…

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1867 & 1871 - Two speeches by John A. Bingham, Congressman from Ohio, with regard to the political debates surrounding Reconstruction and the enforcement of the Fourteenth Amendment which granted equal protection under the law to formerly enslaved people, including protection against "armed combinations" and "conspiracies" (i.e., the Ku Klux Klan)
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John Armor Bingham
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Washington DC
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1871
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