Political tumult as Senate swears in new leaders in 1877
Reports from the telegraph describe a heated Senate session in which pro tempore Nash presided and Governor Gleaves surrounders were mentioned. Simpson refused to take the oath, amid a push by Radical members. finally Simpson was seated, with Mixwell Gary Todd Counts sworn as the House met at noon. Republicans elected to seats faced oath and eligibility questions as turmoil continued over chairmanships and anticipated resignations. Leaders Willard and McGowin stood out as Chief Justice contenders while Judge Byford was noted as a newly elected United States Senator, amid party confidences and strategic moves.
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Gleaves
Swaila
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Nash
Linu
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Winteolt
Simpaon
Thurmond
Todd
Counts
Howe
Enay
Willard
McGowin
Justico
Loulajnna
Wicholihle
Powncasinn
Judgo Byofford
Konntor Yeaterday
Danbion
Wasumarox
D. C
Siito Howe
New Orleans
United States Infantry
Dave
United State
Floto
Vinlenres
Ander
Poe
R. B. Thayer
Thor
Ges. W. McCrany
Usury and the question of a future financial reform
The passage argues against immediate legislative action on intrent rights and debt relief, warning that delaying could invite capitalists to drive stock and bond speculation. It predicts that the forthcoming autumn meeting could stir this topic and that doctors may struggle to propose new plans if needed.
A Misty View of Voting Rights Debate
A fragmented historic note argues for universal suffrage and equal rights across wealth, poverty, and family status. It contends voting should not be restricted by wealth or poverty and asserts the fundamental liberty of every adult to choose rulers. It questions amending the Constitution to limit universal suffrage.
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Viberty
State Preak Association Meeting Set for Clarlustay
The third snout meeting of the South Carolina State Pros Association will convene in Clarlustay on a Wednesday morning in May proximo. Dr. G. W. Bagby will deliver the inaugural address with a stand. Attendance is expected from all members and journalists with experience.
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South Carolina
Clarlustay
G. W. Bagby
Jourbaliste
Lownestile Murderers and Appeals Across Courts
The text discusses the Lowenstile murder case with printed pleas for commutation and potential execution delays. It notes the governor’s likely response and the mixed editorial opinions across papers regarding mercy versus punishment.
Party organization drives state campaign victory drive
The piece praises a party’s disciplined, united machine that rebuilt the political structure in multiple counties, arguing that a compact organization secured majorities and protected the ticket against Radical efforts. It warns of threats to discipline as campaigns loom and highlights the need for vigilance and unity among Democrats.
State Legislature urged to cut public spending
The General Assembly faces a broad call to reduce public wages and offices to ease costs. Proposals include trimming lieutenant governor pay, abolishing positions in the treasury, education, and auditor offices, shortening sessions, and limiting extra days, aiming to save around 875,000 yearly with further reductions to follow.
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Como
South Caroline College
Vina Trenne
Ufor
Apa
Hiry Commission
Christman County
Senate
Order to Remmye the Troops to the State Monse to Toulstown
Executive Danion in Washington issues orders relating to troop removal and federal intervention in Louisiana. The note cites uncertain violence, seeks peaceful resolution, and directs delivery of orders to correct commands and timelines. The document references General Sherman and the War Department as part of the chain of command.
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Toulstown
Deliverance in a Turbulent State Ends Dark Rule
Amid turmoil in a divided land, observers hail the withdrawal of federal troops and praise the Newholm government for promising quiet after years of warlord rule. Critics accuse political leaders of entangling deals, corruption, and compromised loyalty as they debate legitimacy and the path to lasting peace.
Hayes Southern policy letter on President Hayes and reform
A correspondence from A T Aldrich argues for Senates and Democrats to support President Hayes’ southern policy. The writer urges constitutional governance over spoils and urges friendly Democratic collaboration to advance reform in South Carolina and broader efforts, praising restraint and honesty in appointments and opposition to partisan obstruction.
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Addrees
Tsup
Tyas
South Carolines
Laulel Duis
Ollice
South Carolina
Congress
Juffirson
Aldrich
State House doors barred in April protest at Hampton
A disputed scene at the South Carolina State House on April 16 shows Governor Hampton denying access to most state officers. Manning sealed the doors with wax, creating a barrier while constables guarded the exits. Officers Dunn, Cardozo, Hayne stayed away. Elliott Kennedy Tolbert were denied entry. A protest letter, signed by all state officers, accuses the governor of unlawful exclusion and asserts the right to access public records and offices.
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Elliott
Kennedy
Tolbert
Palbard
Poral
E Mott
Matisliod
Hampton
Pea
Manning
Connatara
Wale Hampton
South Orroldsite
South Carolina
Howes
Adler
The Called Session Urges Immediate Tax Reform and Usury Law
Governor Hampton convenes a special session urging immediate relief for farmers and taxpayers. The proposed measures include restoring the usury law, curbing monied interests, reducing salaries and court costs, and limiting tax collections to 25 percent this winter. The extra session may invite further reforms while preserving public interests.
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Leginlattire
Constitutional
House of Representatives
T. H.R
Charles Pearce Pelham Pioneer of South Carolina College
Charles Pearce Pelham of Marlboro County South Carolina born November 4 tin died yesterday morning at Bennettaville after a long life of study travel and teaching He prepared for college at a noted academy and joined the South Carolina College class of 1836 He later taught languages and served as faculty tutor recovering the esteem of students and contributing to the college’s history His travels through Europe and the Mediterranean influenced his educational work and his many years in public and academic life are recalled with respect.
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Marlboro County
South Carolina
Bennettaville
Charen
Tharswall
Thar Académy
Jesus
Enit Simier
Sonds Carolin College
Fone Wei
Couren
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Heeltzerland
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Greece
Mle
Tengtts
Eyra
Atory
Listas
Mount Zion
Winewhire
Btate College
Rostan
Henry
Laberin
Kutrasbere
Salem
Temperance
Thomas Blacks
Lata
Tere
Hank
Fragmented 19th century political obituary and tributes
A long, dense OCR fragment preserves a obituary and political tribute to a Southern Carolina figure, praising his straightout policy and leadership. It recalls the Civil War era, the Democratic press, and a mourner’s ceremony with notes on the editor and party stance, concluding with a division’s memorial resolutions for Thomas Blacks.
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