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Grant as a reformer in South Carolina
Charleston editor interviews Judge Orr on reforming South Carolina politics. Orr argues reform must come from the Republican Party, urging white leaders to back regular Republicans and win the colored vote through honesty and shared interests. He names local supporters and pledges future speaking engagements.
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Axpenson
South Carolina
Betas
Philadelphia
Etata
Republican Party
Thas
Lion's
Democratic Party
Ianeye Orr
Els
Greeley
Ore
Reie Jeancy
Totlgarats
Grant
Democrata
Alpeeuce
Orr
Crant
Caroline
Louisiana
Judge Orr
Mayine
Butte
Howe
Washington
Nee
Tuwinieng Ting
Hese
Republica
Tudee Orr
Myallow Grant
Thim
Ares Zoolaint
Abbeville County
Dr. Limbecker
McQustand
Tarrant
Tolberts
Jacob Miller
Abbeville Court House
McKeller
Greenwood
R. E. Hill
Bob J. Jones
C. Li. Hollingsworts
Columbia
Abbeville
Greenville
Anderson
Valhalla
Pickens
Hayne
Wally
Tanid
Lind
Multyee Aga
Gayutnor
Eart
Norrow
W. Melton
O. D. Melton
Grahum
Willard
Frank Moses
Neaple
Scott
John Patterson
Luuu
Patterson
Dhitijees
Moxes
Tam
Newel Xayk le
Parker
Moses
Grail
Novauther
Ieard
Erat
Beoat
Tudge Melton
Chamberlain
Whipper
Jillson
Henry Sparnick
Askew
Ab Spartanburg
Columbis
State House
Ciple
Tom Mackey
United Order of Independent Brethren
Scott's
Ru Klux
Belton
Abbotville County
United Brethren
Soldar
Boavieur
Sheren
Jon Mr. Bancroft
London
Baba
Tissido
Grocley
Rogniak
Ratl
Leo
Hrutus
Contone
Iment
Tf Greeley
Hume
Grau
Jeferson
Aid
Porttcac
Shu
Leribe
Neres