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Letters Relating to the Efforts to Impeach Governor Harrison Reed During the Reconstruction Era
(From: Governor, State Governors' Incoming Correspondence, 1857-1888,
Series 577)
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Tallahassee May 4, 1872
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His Excellency Harrison Reed
Governor of the State
of Florida - |
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You
are hereby notified that
by the action of the Hon. the Senate of
this state on this day you were declared acquitted
and discharged of all and singular
the Impeachment heretofore pending against you -
I have the honor to be very
respectfully your obt servt
E.M. Randall
Chief Justice and president
of the Senate for the purpose
of the trial of Impeachment |
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