1880-1886:
Beauregard was a military and thought like a soldier.
The Transdixie that under Wigfall and Maxey had bogged down due to opposition from the Congress dominated by the Federalist party was to be set in work again.
So, as first act, President Beauregard with a daring constitutional move received by the Congress the approval to reconstruction of railways destroyed during the war to happen with standard materials.
These new railways were called "Piere Tracks".
With this trick he used the powers to made Trans-Dixie moving along destroyed pre-bellum tracks.
Beauregard, too, was very interested in the development of new weapons and under him the first two oceangoing submarines were built : RE Lee and Jefferson Davis, the first two class Lee.
For General Lee and Stonewall also devoted its most colossal undertaking, the construction of two enormous fortresses river could be together at Vicksburg, a chain of protection for the River.
Where the Missouri empties into the Mississippi River at Wickliffe (KY) built Fort Johnson and south to the mouth of the Mississippi has erected a series of fortifications around New Orleands and culminating in the construction of Fort Lee in Algiers just in front of the city New Orleans.
The work will occupy the entire course of his presidency.
In foreign policy, found it necessary to act right now against the Unionist intervention to Bolivia side in what has become known as the "Pacific War".
Knowing that the Congress would not have allowed the Union to declare war and knowing that it would be a risky move to say the least, he opted for a new proxy war by sending reinforcements and volunteers led once again by the "gray ghost."
The war, began a year earlier, was due to finish in 1884.
On March 13, 1880 Wabash, Indiana, United States, it was brightly lit by the use of electricity.
Beauregard was also very impressed and pledged that the South could boast such a marvel, his choice fell on New Orleans, the most free, rich, gorgeouse and fun, city in the whole south.
Despite opposition to the Union in the long pacific war, the CSA in 1881 formed the agreement of Cairo (IL) where he was set up a Red Cross America could act in both countries.
On July 2, shortly before the inauguration of the Academy of Tuskagee, Alabama, U.S. President James Garfield was assassinated by his vice president become so Cherster A. Arthur.
the 4 of the same month was opened by rich Free-Blacks Tuskagee the College who served on the education of blacks.
Virtually every state in the Deep South in revolt broke out but the obvious fact that a class of blacks, integrated into civilian life of the federal government would serve to limit the protest against slavery reduced the disagreement in some hothead.
Though it took some time for the controversy to subside.
The Confederate government also issued an order against the outlaws who rode in Arizona after the firefight dell'Ok Corral on October 26, 1881.
Northern president Arthur suggested to Beauregard a common law that would regulate immigration flows from Europe, so he signed March 8, 1882 is what is known as the "Treaty of exclusion", which prevent poor, disabled and chinese peoples access to the two American nations, after a bitter and long discussion Italians were considerate whites and were allowed to enter in both countries
Beauregard was also enlightened enough to understand that the present situation with slavery could not continue.
Too many free blacks and too few bosses.
The "Slavery Act, though not abolish slavery because of the strength of the Congress, did approve a very human regulations just working in Cuba (legal recognition of slave families, the possibility of buying the freedom).
Conducive to heavy industry, withdrew the law on the goods of war and industry state that was in force since the birth of the CSA.
The Confederate president could then show another success, the Trans-Dixie came to Memphis (TN) and Louisiana and Mississippi, under the auspices presidential agreed to align the rail hooks to those of trans-Dixie adopting Piere Track.
Probably the most success in Beauregard presidency was the purchase, by France, a great stock of confederate small arms to use in their colonies.
Though employee for most of the finished products, not just the federal government was capable of arming its soldiers but also to sell weapons abroad.
Proving that the landowners were no longer the driving force behind the country in Texas was founded the "Standard Oil Trust and brings together the major oil producing state and the next year that pushes the state of Alabama to vote on an anti - Trust that prevented the formation of cartels by restricting the freedom of economic initiative and competition, fast, Louisiana, Mississippi and Indian Territory following the heels.
Louisiana was founded a state company for the extraction and processing of oil in the gulf.
On 13 January of that year was signed the Treaty of Muscakee between Richmond and the five tribes that established the birth of the state of Sequoyah entirely Indian.
A similar agreement was tried with the Apache, Hopi and Navajo who lived in the territory of Arizona.
The agreement was reached but did not lead to the birth of the state of Pueblo as had been thought.
In 1884, foreign policy, there was the end of the Pacific War with the victory of Chile ally of Csa, which tore the maritime provinces of Bolivia.
At first the northerner president Arthur wanted to intervene directly, but was discouraged by the need to avoid a direct confrontation with the CSA.
Also because southern economy boomed; for the first time, in early 1885, the dollar value of exports of finished products was more great than the earnings of cotton and tobacco.
In New Orleans, in 1885, was inaugurated the world exhibition dedicated to cotton and its derivatives.
It was an incredible success for New Orleans and throughout the south.
Richmond, then, also sent delegates to the Congress of Berlin, Started in December, by which the European powers were preparing to divide the continent into spheres of influence.
The presence of delegates fear the Confederates had intended to acquire territories in Africa so that we can legitimately imported slaves blacks, but it was not made any demands and Beauregard was clear in specifying that it was only to "observe and judge the Europeans if there were endanger safety of the Confederate States of America. "
Secretly, however, the CSA is committed to support French claims had they not pursue the abolition of slavery.
The refusal of France froze relations between the two countries.
The election period saw the convection of the NDP election rally in Richmond and entrust the race to David M. Key (TN) Vice Beauregard, who chose as vice president August H. Garland.
The faithful, gathered in Paducah, chose instead chose two personalities Deep South Middleton P. Borrow from Alabama and James P. Tagliaferro from Florida.
The prestige of Beauregard and the excellent administration that had led the National Democratic Party easily won another election and David M. Key became president only losing Alabama, Florida and South Carolina.