Calhoun Highlighted as Defender of the South in U D C Talk
The Seneca Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy heard a paper on John C. Calhoun tracing his rise from Abbeville to Vice President. It covers his wars over tariffs, nullification, and the independent treasury, his Senate years, and his push to preserve the Union with Southern justice.
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South Carolina
Calhoun
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Clay
Webster
Yale
Fairfield
Connecticut
Stonewall Jackean
Abbeville
House of Representatives
Washington
America
Henry Clay
Great Britain
England
Hercules
Federal Republic
Jefferson
Military Academy
West Point
United States
South Carolina Exposition
Fort Hill
Senate
South
Texas
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Independent
Treasury System
U. S
Memphis
Jackson
Mexico
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California
Greenville $. C
Austria
A. Stanek
West Greenville
Stanek
Mr. Calhoun
General Jackson
John C. Calhouny
Revival of Southern lanc ing tournament at Singleton plantation
On April 24 St Matthews holds a second revival of the old lanc ing contest harking to antebellum days. Contestants from Eutawville Cameron Allendale and others prepare for races at the historic Singleton plantation race course now owned by the Weinges.
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Tuk Carnoen
Tistes
Pvanhoe
Ashby de la Zouche
Lair Rawena
Singleton Plantation
Weinges
Brehopyile Eutawville
Cameron
Allendale
Cape
Langeburr
Eastover
Prohibition Report Details Costs and Seizures in Greenville
Federal Prohibition Director Lievd 1 Grandy reports Greenville activities for the month. The summary notes a Giapulus 3 mentors and 42.42 percent gallons destroyed and a boat seized, with property destroyed valued at 94040.25 dollars and other items seized. Prosecutions recommended number indicated.
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Lievd 1 Grandy
Greenville
Carolina
Pam
Ae Giapulus
Hese Acthy
Daughter of first signer dies in Abbeville
Mrs. George White daughter of Col Thomas C. Perrin the first signer of the Ordinance of Secession died at her Abbeville home Saturday and was buried Sunday afternoon.
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George White
Thomas C. Perrin
Abbeville
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