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Reconstruction Convention Opens In Charleston City
The Reconstruction Convention met at the Civic House, Mevent-street, with delegates present from Berkeley and Richland districts. Temporary chair T. Robertson led the body as it organized credentials and considered permanent officers amid debates on representation, with Mackey elected permanent president and Whittenmore present as secretary.
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Civic House
Mevting-street
Yesterda
Timothy Hurley
Berkeley
T. J Robertson
Richland
Robertson
South Carolina
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Provident
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Whittemore
Roc. DeLarge
Alul Jinavy
B. Odell Dancan
Nist
Teichers
LS Langley
Br. Dunedn
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Parker
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Ben Crale
Charleston
Bowen
Duncan
Tunby
Haley
Sisportas
Smunil
Shebiie
Distriet
W. de. Whipyon
Air
Hella
Ty Busin
Bowen Deeaiell
Tie Tulowaviami
Tivenly
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Tie Ceurlenen van
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Davnean
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Sure Vaal
Deli Barnes
Conigitten
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Thienerahers
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Republic
South Carolin
Esthers
Abe Price
Asheir
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Dolesai
Barinwellis
Charles Unt
Almor
Couvdurion
P. Randolph
Otangeburg
Langley
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Convestion
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J. A. Wright
Beantore
United States Colored Troop
East
Pil M. Pointsett
Wal
Mitchell
Conway
Cuneate Ais
Sunyadl Dickineon
Jol Fitzsimons
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Atirae
Higen
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