Louisiana Problem Analysis and Packard's Stand
The Louisiana Commission arrived in New Orleans and met Governor Nicholls and Packard. Packard issues a threat to Hayes and vows a bitter struggle. Nicholls receives tax support from residents while a large meeting backs Nicholls. Packard, at the Rt. Charles Hotel, is supported by US troops, but defections grow. Expectation of a peaceful end or recognition of Nicholls. removal of troops may push Packard toward action as Louisiana nears relief from oppression. The article notes dates and political tensions surrounding the Louisiana crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Commission
New Orleans
Nicholls
Packard
Hayes
Packard T
Rt. Charles
United States
Louisians
South
Caroling
Anadu
Chamberlain
Louisiana
National Democracy
New York
Philadelphia
Mr. Tilden
Mr. Hayes
Our Political Deliverance in South Carolina Victory
A republican triumph proclaims the withdrawal of military rule in South Carolina and Wade Hampton’s governorship. The piece criticizes President Hayes and Grant for federal interference, asserts renewed prosperity, and condemns coercive army use to shape state governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Sadie Hampton
Commonwealth
Hayes
Grant
United States
Heayes
Wade Hampton
Welcome Hampton Speech Headlines a South Carolina Victory
The article details Governor Hampton’s triumphant return to the Carolinas with large crowds and official receptions, praising the ballot victory for South Carolina and crediting the people, especially the women, for upholding law and democracy. Hampton reflects on the sacrifices and the peaceful path to recognition by Washington.
South Carolina Governor urges peace and unity after victory
In a widely attended address, the governor pledges to govern for all the people, urges lawfulness, and appeals to whites and colored citizens to work together for peace, prosperity, and reconciliation across the state, while promising to uphold equal protection under the law. He warns against violence and seeks continued public order as troops are withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Hayes
Massachusetts
Louisiana
Ohio
North
Elcome
Revere
United States
Washington
State House
Bate House
St . Howe
Pance
Hayes Southern Policy Views From South Carolina Leaders
Distinguish Citizens of South Carolina discuss President Hayes policy and the role of Southern Democrats in federal appointments. They argue for nonpartisan use of offices, anticipate shifts in party power, and warn that Nicholls’ Louisiana government and northern politics could reshape national influence and Southern unity.
Democratic views on President Hayes Southern policy 1877
A letter from B. F. Perry of Groonville and C. Grerxville argues Democrats may accept Federal office under Hayes if they maintain Democratic principles. He condemns carpetbaggers, predicts reform with Hayes, and urges bipartisan tolerance while warning of future party realignments and shifts in Southern politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxzsnuny
8. C
Messrs. Hoyl & Co
Anderson
Hayes
South
Republican Party
United States
Nicholls
Louisiana
Packard
General Nicholls
Booner
North
Democrata
Enil
Rmcet
B. F. Perry
Groonville
C. Grerxville
5. C
Mears
Inn
Augusta Chronicle & Constitutionaliat
South Carolina
Sodom
Gomorrah
Radical
Bounda
Pleride
Senate
Grant
United States Army
Washington
Democratic House of Representatives
Gov. Tilden
Gov. Hayes
Cincinnati
General Grant
Lexington
Democratic Party
Hoyos
State House
Columbia
Radical Party
Shang
Perry
Troops Withdraw from State Capitol at Noon
United States troops stationed in the capitol since November 18 were ordered to leave. They marched from the State House precisely at noon today in response to presidential orders issued last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convarers
United States
Capitol
State House
Chamberlain Abdicates and Transfers South Carolina Seat
Ex Governor Chamberlain issues a manifesto declaring failure to sustain his government and readiness to surrender the Executive Chamber to Governor Hampton. Secretary exchanges record a private transfer as Hampton to occupy the office, amid general quiet in Columbia April 1877. Interim arrangements and local reactions noted, with sparse public demonstrations and party tension lingering in the wake of the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collumbia
Chamberlain
Hampton
South Carolina
Republican Party
Thhrough
Hayes
Moat
Sam
Wade Hampton
Ta Hox
D. H. Ceannentany
Bourn Canons
Executive CusMeEn
Conompia
S.C
Eadh
D. BH. Chamberlain
Wave Hawkon
Republican State House
Mr. Chamberlain
Wasunvaros
New Orleans
Louisiana Commission
Packard
Word to Democratic Clubs Urge Continued Organization
The message urges Democratic clubs in South Carolina to remain organized and meet regularly, maintaining an active executive committee to recruit members. It warns that disbanding could lead to defeat by Republicans or independent candidates, and stresses ongoing canvassing to secure permanent Democratic control and a 30,000 vote majority within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lussine
South Carolina
Tax Payers of Hampton County Listing the 10 percent contribution
A long OCR list records individuals who paid the ten per cent tax contribution for state government support from March to April. Names include Whitefield Carten Gaillard Thompson Harris Guyton Mims and many others, along with several Banks and business entities. The roster spans private citizens, families, and local firms across Hampton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thi
Wnvyns Naures Euaeracm
Whitefield
Carten
A L Gaillard
M L'Thompson
Lucinda Harris
John M Guyton
Abner Mims & Mra S.A
Guyton
Dickinson Guyton & Wiliams
Mary A Cobb
Hester Rogers
Shirl
McClinton
John Eskew
Cochran
Owen John B
Lavarstt
James E Wilson
Norris
Jones SN Pearman
Amos Williams
M Hawkins
Whitaker
Mitchell Robt Moorhead
Peyton
Moorhead
Horton
John Linky
W Fowler
E Gaines
PA Mattison
Fancy Harper
Burriss
John Willingham
Bellotie
Warren Chancellor
A Hutchison
JJ Yaughn
Warren Davis
CL Carson
Glenn
Robinson John W Norris
Robinson
J & Blackman
Jane Simmons
James R Litt
Sarah Belly
Brownlea
EK Miller
Barnes
Langston
Compton
Thomas Neal
Ass Garrett
Jasper King
Geo
Stewart Sr
Stewart
Gaillard Sars
Smits
E M Findley
Jenkins
Blackman
Ligon
Martin Morse
Edward Davis
James McLeca
Louisa King
Thomas M
White
Brock Mary A
Brock Joly Stewart
LD Merritt
Norris HO
Brkins
Warren Dillard
Miller
Miller Julia Crooks
W Willians
Patterson
Mertie
Assignee's Sale Real Estate in South Carolina District Court
In the United States District Court for South Carolina a bankrupt estate is to be sold under order of Judge Dryan. The sale at Anderson Centre includes land lots on Governor's Ores and Rocky River, with two lots offering 150 plus acres and other parcels. Bids open with twelve percent earnest money, secured by an extended mortgage. purchasers to pay extra papers. James H. McConnell, April 12, 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United State
Pene T
South Carolina
le Econ
Carge &.Dryan
Ander
Carolina
Rocky River
Reece Lot
Stid B.A. MoAlis
Ot Norks
Sanda Belo
Jamey Thompson
David Craw
James H. McConnell
Ates Court
Lise
Son County
Beas Smith
Vandivertnd
SHERIFFS SALE IN ANDERSON COUNTY SC
In the probate court a sheriff sale is ordered for a tract of land containing sixty acres in Anderson County. Terms require half cash at sale and the balance by a specified date with mortgage on the land to secure the loan. Interest at ten percent per annum. Sheriff of Anderson County, April 1, 1877.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jas. A. Hoxt, E. E. Murray
Eattore
THE
Colombia
Wilmington
Welden
Petersburg
Virginia
Charlotta
N. G
Charlotte
Old North
Vance
Jolson
Walcome
Guv. Hampton
Ctizens
Gov. Hampton
Rock Hill
Cheater
Winnsboro
Carolin Hall
W. B. Stanley
Ibia
Caves of Truth
South Caroline
Siracel Satiptioss
Hforce
D. Wyatt Juken
Congress
Cyvil
National Party North
Tun
D. Wyatt Aiken
Telegraph
Auilerson Intelligencer
President Hayes
Conmmera
Ifty
A. Mek
Patees
Anderson Brosic
Mra
Caroline Brock Poora
Dr Goo M Jones
YE Sullivan
John P Sullivan
GW Hawkins
Joseph T Hawkine Enoch Gaines
Saa
Bakley
Walker
Jon Ay Shearer
Freeman ED Freeman
M KE Vandiver
Julin
Johnston
Kennady AM
Collins WA
Tubigie
Bivis Seale
Earle Lee
Wardlaw
Willis Newton
M Watkins
John C Watkins
W. Watkins
Felix E
Watkins
Thos Crymies
Phos Crymes & Co Inc
H Poatheraton
Gabriel’ Pearman
RO Wyatt
Wyatt John M Hendrix
E Horton
Jesse Crampton
Peter King
P Johnson
Rogers DE King
Cat Wsliams
Tony Jones
Maulding
Beaty
E Robinson
John D Aillhouse
J P Reed
Nelson Flowers
Newberry Collage
D Ac Zeagler
Sandy Springs Academy
Board of Drustees
W. D. Garrison
R. M. Burns
Pendleton
W. G. Browne
Sherify’s. Sale
State OF
EB. M
Wanda Coast
Bak Hesay Real
Dean
Greenlee ‘Ston
Anderson County
Benson
Cote de
Four Rains
Agedey
New iYorl Oe
Trsurance Agel
Anderson BG
Main Street
Ss. Cc
Eanalont
Penson Ates Fiages
Cowrance
Coants
Coamsdesen
Jerombal
Ania
Treuben
Guirscale
Ana
Poeta
N. Brown
M. Wright
Townville, SC
D. M. Ferry
Faroly
Peel Towers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!