Threats of Treason and State Violence Debate in South Carolina
A fragmentary opinion piece denounces threats of treason by Governor Wade Hampton’s opponent Chamberlain, arguing treason trials are obsolete and federal forces should not override state courts. It defends South Carolina’s independence, condemns intimidation, and warns against using the army to influence elections.
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Sidrernor
Wale Hampton
Yiellas
South Car
Hampton
Iicountry
Tate
Rhode Island
Thomes
W. Dore
Fife
United
Losisuna
Arkansas
Datis
Aaron Burr
Chamberlain
South Carolina
Servile
Brataous
Jeffries
Wade Hampton
Lake
Bin
Ruger
Beerrgiver
Citiena
Woestaps
Grant
Washington
Great Conspiracy on Reconstruction and Congressional Power
A detailed critical essay argues that Senate Republicans aim to reconstruct federal control over elections, undermine Democratic returns from Southern states, and install a new system bypassing the House. It warns of possible military or political actions to seat Republican members and disenfranchise contested Democratic seats.
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Electon
James Madison Wells
Alhdavik
Coliméel
Snevar Pean
Telbanea
New York
Suwon
Senate
House
Iheir
Feders
Con
the Sun
Edmund
Committee On Elections
United States
Edmunds
Congress
House of Representatives
Louisiana
Mississi
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
Executive
House of ‘Representatives
Senate Committee On
Edmunda
Craey
Maree
Republican Party
Hall of Representatives
Morton
Boutwell
Spencer
John J. Paterson
Hipple
Mitchell
Jerome Chaffee
Presidenh Bayes
Horace White
The
Chicago Tribune
Qe Fiedlows
Iini
Hayes
Tilden
American Republic
Mexico
Venezuela
Ibis
North
SupermaHon
Atlantic
Pacific
Lakes
Gulf
Illinoia
Toiban
Chicago
Oritons
Noybody
West
Felicia
Hical
Republian
Lawisiane
Whiel
Dha
Manly
Grant
Taft
Liberal Movement
Pike
Apa
Gary
Butler
Fryin
Bargulyt
Cuthin
Gneelu
Piyally
Anid
Emily
Tahall
Chamberlain
Hampton
Wal
Ince
Hots of Representatives
Bagood
Dem
Thompson
Ellivet
Conner
United S States Senate
Gleaves
Tras Lantena
Abbeville
Chambeelai
United States Senate
Contjer
Dunn
Ahemire
Patty
President Grant discusses election and South actions
The President granted an interview through Mr. Gobright, detailing views on Democratic armed activity in the South, the electoral process, and the role of Congress and the army. He cites historical positions, contemplates the oath timing, and notes health and travel plans while defending lawful procedures.
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Wasuisotor
Gobright
Gon
Grati
Soulbury
Hayes
Tilden
Galena
Titinvis
West Indies
Havana
Teeen Elettinn
Bev
Ube
State of Arkansas
Washington
Tir
Inis
House of Representatives
Seseiua
Congress
United States
Frank Blair
Broadread
Jhing
Blair
Myoplelia
Democrate National Convention
Seymour
Republicas
Democrata
Misiwippi
Ameri
Ullica
Elixir of Life Promises Georgia Springs Cure
A Georgia pamphlet extolls a mineral spring near Milltown in Berien county lauding its health benefits. It recounts a Cincinnati introduced physician's testimonial about a consumptive brother of a Smithsonian official who recovered after visiting the spring, claiming widespread cures in various cases. The piece urges invalids to visit Valdosta and the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad route, touting the spring as a proven remedy and dismissing medicines and alcohol as inferior.
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Gieorgiz
Springs
Arkansas
Atlanta
Waszixeton
D. C
Bupk
Milltown
Berrien County
Georgia
Toy
J.B. Herrum
Smithsonian
Tava
Dantary
Fira Terrdayt
Flere
Henry Barke
Avanta
Valdusta
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad
Henney
M. D
Deserted by His Wife on a Prairie Train Caper
A Burlington bound train tale ends with a husband accused of infidelity by his wife. The couple, newly married in Marion township, Lynn County Iowa, attempted travel to Quincy Illinois while a conductor mediates. The wife cheats the husband by refusing to pay and deserts him, while the crowd learns the couple’s names and marriage certificate.
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Burlington
Qedar Rapids
Mionesaute Ranch
Quincy
Iil
Burtingtom
Belog
Ty Perfett
Iim
Lomax
Waling Otice
Tine
Genus
Chis Point
Marion
Bertram Township
Lynn County
Lens
Caine
Dallas
Tal Bial
Quincey
Ware
Xqaienil Thom
Education versus wealth as a path to success
A thoughtful discussion argues that education and refinement offer greater lifelong benefits than wealth alone. It contends that educated families can maintain social standing with fewer material displays, while wealth without culture lacks true value. Education enhances intellect, social regard, and lasting happiness beyond flashy possessions.
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