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The Evening Star March 5, 1867.The Evening Star reports on the Alexandria election.
Alexandria Gazette March 7, 1867.The Alexandria Gazette and citizens recognize that Freedmen openly voted in the March 5, 1867 election.
The Alexandria Gazette, November 26, 1869.The Alexandria Gazette depicted the Radical Convention of 1869 in Richmond.
The Alexandria Gazette March 5, 1867.The Alexandria Gazette depicted news of the March 2, 1867 meeting of Freedmen at the Lyceum in Alexandria to advocate for Freedmen's suffrage.
Alexandria Gazette March 4, 1867The four pages of the Alexandria Gazette from March 4, 1867, depict President Johnson's veto of the military force bill as well as a secret meeting to…
Alexandria Gazette March 2, 1867The Alexandria Gazette depicted the March 2, 1867 meeting at the Lyceum when approximately 200-300 Freedmen met and advocated for Freedmen suffrage.
Alexandria Gazette March 1, 1867An Alexandrian named Justitia voiced their support for the re-election of Alexandria Mayor Hugh Latham. He was subsequently reelected on the March 5th…
St. Mary's gazette March 14, 1867 Image 2.St. Mary's Gazette stated that Freedmen in Alexandria believed they were entitled to vote in the prior election on March 5, 1867.
The New York Herald. March 6, 1867. Page 3. Image 3.The article depicted the results of the March 5th Alexandria election when approximately 1,000 Freedmen voted in the municipal election. Alexandria…
The tri-weekly standard., March 09, 1867The North Carolina Tri-weekly Standard reported on the Alexandria Municipal election that approximately 1,000 Freedmen voted. Radical Republicans…