Hoyt and Murray Battons Named in Anderson Ad
Thursday morning edition of the Anderson Intelligencer notes appearances of J as A Hoyt and E M Murray in the Battons listing. The brief item records names and the date April 26, 1077.
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1877
Page
2
Senate turmoil and oath dispute mark early session
The April 25 1877 report details Senate actions as ex Lieutenant-Governor Gleaves surrendered, Simpson seized the chair, and Radical resistance yielded to his rulings. House members from Abbeville Edgefield Laurens and Barnwell qualified amid party tension. Democrats rally while Willard and McGowas vie for Chief Justice and Spoford is elected U S Senator amid Louisiana gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Intelligencer
Coromata
8. C
Senate
Gleaves
Swails
Nash
Simpson
Abbeville
Edgefield
Laurens
Barnwell
Willard
McGowas
Louisiana
Nicholls
Judge Spofford
United States
The Usury Law Question Deferred by Legislature
The legislature should not act on a usury law now. A future date would cause hardship to borrowers, as lenders would press for investments in stocks and bonds. Debtors can wait until next fall when better terms and arrangements may be possible.
The Newberry Heroii Opposes Poll Tax for Suffrage
The Newberry Heroii advocate restricting voting rights only for crime and oppose any poll tax as a prerequisite. They argue every citizen, wealthy or poor, should have the right to vote to determine rulers, and that constitutional universal suffrage amendments should not be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry Heroii
South Carolina State Press Association Meets in Charleston
The third annual meeting will be held in Charleston starting Wednesday morning May 9. Dr. G W Bagby of Richmond Va will deliver the annual address. A fall attendance is requested with 200 nonmembers invited to join. Editors and publishers in the state are eligible. applications require a five dollar initiation fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina State Press Association
Charleston
G. W. Bagby
Richmond
Governor's reprieve in Lowndesville murder case dated
The Lowndesville murderers are reprieved until May fourth with execution likely then. The press largely favors commuting some sentences to life, arguing that senior leaders deserve death while followers bear lesser criminality. Governor Hampton postponed to review evidence and may adjust rulings accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Lowndesville
Aes Penta
Parison
Party Organization in South Carolina Politics
A historical overview of how party organization united conservatives to combat Radical rule in South Carolina. It credits May and August conventions for shaping a disciplined Democratic infrastructure. The piece warns Radical leaders seek to split Democrats over Chief Justice election and urges caucus unity to thwart intraparty intrigues and preserve Hampton era governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadl
South Carolina
United Press
Anderson County
Edgefield
Abbeville
Laurens
Barnwell
Greenville
Spartanburg
Pickens
Oconee
Hampton
Radical Party
Carpenter, Melton
Carpenter
Melton
Willard
Aleady Wuld
Nut
Anl
Work of Reform in South Carolina May Cut Public Costs
The General Assembly in Columbia seeks a short session focused on tax reform and reducing government expenses. Proposals include broad salary cuts for officials, consolidation of offices, abolition of several posts, and a biennial legislature with shorter sessions. If enacted, these measures aim to save about 250 thousand dollars, with further reductions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Columbia
Senate
South Carolina College
Treas
Commissioners of Education
Chalnisn
Order to Remove Troops From Louisiana State House
President Hayes directs withdrawal of U S troops from near the Mechanic Institute in New Orleans to suitable barracks. General Sherman reports receipt and is ordered to execute with withdrawal to begin Tuesday next, April 28 at 12 meridian. The move follows President's assessment that domestic violence does not justify federal military intervention and disputes should be resolved by state law and peaceful methods.
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State House
Louisiana
Mayston
Wasurxoros
D.C
Sim
New Orleans
Mechanic's Institute
United States Infantry
United States
R. B. Hayes
Hoy
Gro
W.mccaary
Secretary of War
War DePartment
Wasnrxeros
D. C
W. T. Shermen
Genenat
Mechanic’s Institute
Sind
Pines
Meridian
Geo. W. McOnany
Was
Louisiana Freed from a Military Occupation and Hayes Critique
A 19th century column proclaims Louisiana freed from Federal occupation by US troops and criticizes President Hayes for alleged election corruption. It argues the withdrawing troops restore Nicholls government, cites a alleged bargain with Southern Democrats, and condemns Hayes as a usurper and self interested politician. The piece ends with local note about unpaid readers.
Hayes Southern Policy and Democratic Office Claims
A.P. Aldrich argues Hayes should appoint trusted, capable men to office, including Democrats, to prove sincerity in implementing constitutional government. He cautions South Carolina and Louisiana delays but hopes for reform and urges Democrats to accept offers in support of Hayes’s policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barswewa
Mesa's, Hoyt & Co
Anderson
Gext Lempy
Hayes
Weight
Augusta Chronicle
Constitutionalist
South Carolina
Louisiana
Congress
Jefferson
South
Republican Party
Fuyers
Aldrich
State House Seals Alarm Republicans At Desks
A special dispatch reports South Carolina Governor Wade Hampton sealed State House offices to bar Republican officials from entry. Officers moonlighted at doors with red tape and wax seals showing a game cock insignia. Elliott, Kennedy and Tolbert faced denial while Dunn Cardozo and Hayne stayed away. A protest letter from all state officers argues the action violates legal rights and pending judicial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston News and Goorer
State House
Hampton
Moonieg
Dunn
Cardozo
Hayne
Elliott
Kennedy
Tolbert
Quick
ernUr Hampton
Manning
Coromara, & C
Ty the Ton
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
State Houe
Call for Legislative Reform At Extra Session
Governor Hampton calls the Legislature together on the 24th to address immediate taxation and relief measures for the agricultural sector. The editorial urges restraint, favors reform measures like reducing salaries and fees, abrogating useless offices, and extending tax payment periods, arguing for prudent action at the extra session and a focus on the regular session for further reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Constitutional
House of Representatives
T. HR
Remembering Charles Pearce Pelham A South Carolina Scholar
The obituary recalls Charles Pearce Pelham born Marlboro County November 14 1615. He studied at Bennettaville and Choram Academy then attended South Carolina College, excelling in Greek and Roman studies. Pelham joined the faculty at Mount Zion College Winnsboro and later South Carolina College, where he taught Latin literature history economy and political philosophy until 1807. His travels abroad informed his teaching and writings, earning him esteem among students and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pearce Pelham
Marlboro County
South Carolina
Bennettaville
Charming
Choram
Thurnwell
Te Academy
Hage
Eomth Catalink College
Hin Wa
Unger
Engisud
Grand Old Country
France
Continentalife
Tizough Switserlan
Greece
Strarcer
Tsaay
Carolina
Eong
Mount Zion College
Et Winnsboro
Sa Tong
State College
South Carolinas College
Préstan
la ¢Laston
Niger
Suni
Runnes
Lieber
Beimby
Taye
Calvin
Aristotle
Willams
Henry
Greciony
Laborde
Jenle
Lin
Mentiie Ff
Qlera Optelie
Callndly High Authority
Wll
Wodern Equity
Tts
Tribute to Thomas Stacks and regional editor's memory in Georgia South Carolina pages
A lengthy obituary tribute notes Thomas Stacks a mid 19th century veteran and temperance officer praised for service in the Civil War and postwar journalism. It recalls his leadership in Company CG 1st Regiment and marriage, his devotion to family church and the Southern Guardian legacy, and announces a memorial resolution by Sew Sal Division Mo. 19 Luna of Temperance with mourning rites and a 30 day on page blacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salo Division
Luna
Rom Maesteneath
Thomas Stacks
Hia Toumand
Cimopany
Mev. Reily
Hin
Hsietwits
Sons of ‘Temperance
Bolt
Bro
Axiasmion
IxreuLia
Mud Nigur Sa
PR Brown
Chun
District Court of the United States
District of South Carolina
James H. McConnell
Asaignec
A. McAllister
Pettion
Bryan
McAlieter
G. Fryer
Register
Newberry
D.C
McConnell
Astighet
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Electoral Commission
Foster
Washington
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Mass
National Republican Party
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Ax Daltor
Jtopridtar
Southern Guardian
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Eherman
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J. B Moore & CO
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Newperry Colleen
D. Ac Zeagler
Snow
Sandy Springs Academy
Joe Mjen
Garrison
Russell
Tae
Thoasaris
Iettora
Druggista
Wilhite & Williame
Pendleton Factory
J. McConnell
Sherif & Auctioneer
State of
Pendleton
Blue Ridge
Pictier
C. Damforth & Co
Patterson
N. J
H. B. Bitton
Pendleton Manufacuring Co
Texas
U-8
National Bank
Beoch
Brogk
Asa
J. E. Peoples
Cates Buyer
Williamaton
Scior E W
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