Renewal of Gov Hampton Pledges to President
Wassixatox March 81 To the President. The conference left me convinced you seek a peaceful just settlement of our questions and I share that aim. If Federal troops leave the State House there shall be no violence but remedies under the constitution. I will repress force and preserve peace while securing equal rights and protections for black and white. I believe in cordial race relations and a competent public education system. I sought the governorship to advance these aims and anticipate fulfillment of the new policy to bring peace prosperity and harmony to the state.
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Hampton
Wassixatox
Sra
Wren
State House
United States
South Carolina
Radical
Republican Party
Hayes
Chamberlain
Iant
House of Congress
Tabor
Charleston
England
Italy
Isis
Backares
South
Calhoun
Northurt
Timothy
Fragmented retro prose items in a 19th century page
A long OCR fragment recounts humorous lines about love, travel, and social mores, interspersed with snippets about a doctor, fashion, and a Western marriage tale. It mentions Miss Aants and her later marriage to BEB Metcalf, noted as a premier New Mexico capitalist, amid reminiscences of public figures and political posts.
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Ieas & Cattle Herder
Texas
New Mexico
Apostolis Times
Kentucky
Miss Aants
Bilger City
Beb Metcalf
Clinton Young and Labor Reform in Laurens County Speech
A speech at Clintov on March 17 praises Henry Clinton Young and Laurens County’s Labor Reform effort. The speaker condemns Radical rule, recalls past political tactics, and argues for Democratic alignment to protect both white and Black voters amid postwar tensions. He cites carpetbaggers, broken promises, and riots, urging unity and virtuous governance.
Charletonian Agrarian Advice Amid War Era Turmoil
A long, polemical tract urges South Carolina farmers to resist Reconstruction measures, denounces federal threats, and urges self reliance. It argues for cheaper labor through peasant-like farming, promotes renting land, and presses better farming practices including soil improvement, fencing, and stock rearing to recoup profits and sustain the state’s economy.
Manures and kindness guide Southern farming and politics
The writer urges stock, manure, and proper barn arrangement to enrich lands and ease labor. He cites large state manure purchases and cotton gains from phosphates, then comments on humane treatment of tenants, mentions constitutional rights for Black citizens, warns against rogues, and ends with hope for Tilden and Hampton and a bid farewell.
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Ti Wan
Tilden
Hampton
Agricultural progress and the farmer of today
The article surveys agricultural advancement from primitive tools to labor saving machines, arguing the farmer becomes a powerful, educated figure in society. It urges sticking to improved paths, seizing new opportunities, and notes that farming remains essential as new industries grow. It discusses profitability depending on local conditions and promotes mixed farming and efficient soil care. It also shares tomato cultivation steps and pithy maxims from periodical notes, ending with a Japanese anecdote about a royal ballot mystery.
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American Agricultural
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Nigella
Goulsa
Ruth
Hartest
Jemima Susan
Timie
Father's Land
Groumd
Furst
Harrus Gredly
West
State Department
New York
Mr. Seward
Mr. Fish
Evarta
Frederick W. Seward
B. F. Perry
Central Association
Lamenn County
Clintov
Lawressville Herald
Cimizexs
Laurens County
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Laurens
Newberry
Greenville and
Henry Clinton Young
Clinton
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Washington
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Spain
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Tennessee
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Missouri
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IL R. Stevens
Athos
Monroe Parker
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Viera
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Moory
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Yosra
Grxorssatt
Srkv
Thomas Gilmore
Fredband
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Ee Medicies Ms Vrort
Usiak
Mra. L. Goie
Cambridge
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Mony
Ue Xeem
Faye of Yu
Crancestoms
Mure
Steyr
Fran
Mua
A. A. Dinsmore
Knasoll Street
All Druggista
NEW Spring Goods
OUR Grocery
James H. Morgan & CO
Buncombe Sts
Greenville, S.C
W. W. Humphreys
Tate
J. Matrickland
Nancy Braswell
Anderson Court
W. Mpi
Marble Yard
Cpenderstonea
David White
Etreet
Andi
Tioney
Alardor
Jeremiah Moore
Reusen
Ae BS
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Useard Bros
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Pittabursh
Aloe
Averill
Gaflon
Beth Thomas
Thompson
Cheney
Averill Chemical Paint Company
Burling Slip
THE
Granders’ Life and Health Insurance Company OF the
United States of America
Th Department
Mobile
Ala
E. Davidson
G. Hudson
Fort
Sorters
South Carolina’ Department
Columbia
D. C
B. Jeter
B.F. Mauldin
Anderson
Rob't Burst
D. M Perry & Co
Johnson, Robbins & Co
Wilhite & Williams
S.C
Daniel Brown
Williamston
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Anderson Court House
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Triste
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Poole & Hunt, Sne Ca
Carolina Fertilizer
Bradley’s
Anderson County
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Carolina
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Anderon
Bradley
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Delton
LEE & Sloan
Honea Path
McCullough
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Teston
Sik Toler
Ak Cohen
McGRATH_ & BYRUM
New York Enamel Paint Co
Eady
Warre
Trale
NEW York-Enamel Paint Company
Chambers Streat, New York
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Wilmington
Delaware
Prevost & Cunningham
Anderson Depst
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Fanen
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T. A. Hodes
Belton
Wicker
We Coleman & CO
Wat. Ectanore
H. B, Edmond
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Richmond
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Afr
Senoes City
W. ‘J. Reed
Canto Mere
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Piedmont
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Bernern
Alston
Anderson Trargr
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Sundae
Gare Columbia
Sraes
Carleton Bore
Ceolunbia Ac
Sout Express
TAAL
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Thatestog
Leno Argive
Ae ME
Ieee Coniden Talon Wit
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Moi
Cave Rabies
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