The Bill of Indictment Against the President.
The President, it is said, is "accused and criminated as never before by any public body." The allusion is to the address adopted by the Radical Convention, which we are told by the same writer contains a bill of indictment holding "facts and truths as strong and sometimes as well worded as are contained in the declaration against the tyranny of King GEORGE."
September 08, 1866
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