27 Jul 1876
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1876
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text places Sammy at Republic Hall near a cove with attacks on Republicans and debt, claiming war is over yet debt persists. The speaker asserts thieves in high places, bleeding people as a vampire motif appears, with vague references to Washington and Branch.
A first person correspondent catalogs marvels at the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia. He critiques military displays, praises machinery and the Government Buildings, and laments libelous depictions of sailors while detailing exhibits from ships to patent offices. The writer notes extreme heat, civil sentiment toward peace, and odd admissions about visitors and attire during the fair.
A lengthy letter to the Journal of Casamaras criticizes the Hamburg affair and its attorney general, alleging bias and urging a judicial inquiry. The writer accuses editors and reporters of falsifying facts, defends white citizens, and defends armed self defense amid clashes, while condemning violence by militia and urging lawful resolution.
A South era writer urges sisters to sustain men at home through faith and restraint. She condemns despair and urges women to keep husbands steady, praising domestic strength, courage, and unity, and recalling a historic anecdote about “pull down your vest” from a political era.
A mixed periodical page delivers guidance on family government stressing calm talk, restraint, and consistent rules. It blends domestic advice with political commentary praising firm leadership, urging unity and bold organization for Democratic aims in the South Carolina region.
A legal advertisement notes compelled payment procedures and required attestation by the writer before entry. It warns readers that authorities will not accept unsigned declarations and stresses accurate naming and dates.
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