Magnificent Reception Planned for Governor Hampton in Columbia
A special train will carry General Wade Hampton from Charlotte to Columbia for a grand welcome on Friday. Citizens’ committees, civic groups, and both white and colored organizations will participate in the reception with a full marshal corps guiding the ceremonies. Tickets are on sale to return within five days for five dollars to join the events.
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Connstor
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Charlotte
N.C
Columbia
A. O. Haskell
Dey
Hugh &. Thompson
John Meighan
Greenville and Columbia
Thomas Dodamead
Anderson
Comarera
Fo Inrabia
Governor Hampton
Geo. W. McCrary
Chamberlain
Hampton
Supreme Court
Gov
Hamptons
Allrailronda
South Carolina Outlook Tarnished by Political Turmoil
Governor Hampton declares triumph over Republican influence in South Carolina while warning against compromises in politics. The piece notes treason trials, reforms in Secretary Sherman’s department, and calls for a stronger state press association meeting in Charleston with Bagby delivering the annual address.
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Hampton
South Carolina State Press Association
Charleston
G. W. Bagby
Richmond
Ex-President Grant Attacks Presidency in Cincinnati Speech
The speech at the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce portrays Grant as egotistical and unstatesmanlike. The critique blames his presidency for national decline and condemns his public life, urging he never appear again to disgrace the nation.
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Geb. Grant
United States
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Genziewex
Amy
Massion
Munde
Pall
Tre
Geo. Grant
Schenks
Babcocks
Belknaps
Sheppards
Greenville city touted for mineral spring and factories
A Greenville News notice extols the city as housing a mineral spring near the Air Line Railroad, a cotton factory near the Piedmont Factory, and Marietta High School within fifteen miles, praising the region's beauty and potential.
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Greenville City
Air Line
Greenville News
Piedmont
Bass
Fifeen
Marietta High School
Hampton in Washington with Charleston committee
Governor Hampton and a Charleston commission meet with President Hayes in Washington to press for immediate recognition of Hampton as South Carolina governor. They warn that political delay threatens credit, labor, and peace, urging swift action to end unrest and restore business and racial harmony.
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WM. B. Stanley
F. W. McMasters
J.P. Southern
Chamberlin
Columbia
Hampton
Thay Aven
Washington
Louisiana Commission
Hayes
Bismarck
Larest
Yoou
Waantheros
Ehorner Genta Conner
Butler
Charleston
Richmond
Willard’s
Wasnisetos
South Carolina
Zella
Carolina
Sam
Vane Haxetox
Benator Gordon
Conner
Messrs
Adgery Bee
Pelzer
DeLanesure
Topper
Gibbes
Bollmann
W. B. Smith
Amory
Fairly
Dayeon
Adger
Berthen
Adgershen
Y. Tupper
Chamber of Commerce
Fr. Polter
Louis D. DeSaussure
Chamberlain
Capt
Tupper
Gordon
Conger
Jim
Washington talks on South Carolina crisis and troop pullback
Reports detail President Hayes and Governor Hampton discussing withdrawal of federal troops from the State House in Columbia, with assurances of nonviolent transfer and equal rights. Chamberlain and others react as Cabinet members debate constitutional power and peace, amid looming shifts in state governance.
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Amberton
State House
Qolurbia
8. C
Hampton
Chamberlain
Werner Hampton
South Carolina
Egarta
Washington
Chareston Committee
Eeveral
Devens
Ryarts
New York
Brown Bros
Fry
Hauke
Sherman
Merchant’s Bank
Coe
Bank of North America
J. J. Stewart
Charleston
Evarts
Posmaster General Key
Thompson
Schurz
Caid
Tosaright
Fernando Wood
Reaple Conner
Judge Field
Randall
Senator Butler
Capt. Dawson
Louisiana
Wasaivotos
Hayes
Eat
Gordon
Butler
R. H Robertson
Woelker's
Columbia
Washngton
Ruger
Bause
McCrary
Roger
Principe
Gerd
Seerone
Vernor Hampton
Invervien
Washington National Republican
Fellas
Anagwer
Hayes Southern Policy and Matthews Foster Letters
A Philadelphia era summary of the public letters and conversations about Governor Hayes, Matthews, and Foster. The documents discuss Southern support or resistance, the desire for peace in South Carolina and Louisiana, and Hayes policy on states rights within constitutional bounds. Includes accounts of interviews, memoranda, and a notice about a missing boy in Pickens.
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New York Herald
Waserycron
Stanley Matthews
Charles Foster
Mr. Hayes
Hia Ihey
Mess. Matthews
Foster
Bises
Messrs
Matthewe
Jobn Young
Haven
Han
John B. Gordon
John ‘Oung
Hayes
South Carolina
Footsiana
Esy
Washineton
United States
Stacey Martzews
Cuanues Foster
Abolition urged for jury and election offices in Star
The Star urges abolishing the Jury Commissioner and Election Commissioner roles to ensure fair elections through voter segregation. It argues the current system allows concentrated power and corruption. The paper cites progress from other states and calls for reform to restore confidence, credit, and prosperity nationwide.
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Free Star
Board of Jury Commissioners
W. Nisbett
Poulton County
Arkansas
Nisbett
Lancaster County
Tennessee
Lancaster
Fulton County
New York Sun
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Fragmentary notice about a race and smoke fee event
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a race event and a smoke fee in Tata style. Details are incomplete with missing names places and dates. Readable bits suggest a local notice inviting attendance at a corner in Illinois.
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Ryle
Cormer
Emita
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