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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1877
Page
2
The piece denounces President Grant and the Republican Party, predicting corruption and tyranny by appointees, condemning Hayes era aims, Chamberlain appointees, and the Eight of the Commission for counting South Carolina for Hayes, calling future generations to spurn their partisan conduct.
Governor Hampton discusses opposing Bayes' inauguration by appealing to legitimate channels. He criticizes parliamentary tactics and urges a peaceful, lawful resolution, noting that the country’s interest demands a calm settlement and that the party would suffer no dishonor in defeat.
A Baltimore American dispatch from Washington on February 20 reports Gov Tilden plans to challenge Hayes in a quo warranto action after inauguration to force the Supreme Court to rule on whether the Electoral Bill was properly construed and whether excluded evidence should be admitted. The piece criticizes Republican control and argues for Republican party overthrow to restore liberty and justice.
An editorial reprints Governor Hampton's New Year message and praises tax payments as loyalty. It notes counties have contributed to support Hampton's government, totaling $809,090.86, and argues the public will sustain the lawful governor despite political pressure and economic hardship.
The House rightly resisted counting South Carolina's Hayes vote, while predicting the Electoral Commission would override. Key grounds claimed lack of legal election, absence of a valid state government, federal interference at polling places, unconstitutional deputy marshals, and a pretended government backed by federal troops. The Philadelphia Times notes the Democrats’ caucus move to proceed with electoral vote counting.
A Charleston era column denounces President Grant for banning a Washington's Birthday parade. Gov Wade Hampton issues a counter proclamation urging postponement by white militia groups, arguing arbitrary orders threaten constitutional liberty and state respect for Washington.
Washington correspondent notes powerful factions seek a compromise to keep the national Republican party in power by aiding a Republican to the United States Senate while Hampton remains governor. The piece argues against any bargain that would undermine Hampton’s governorship or legitimize fraud and urges the Democratic line.
The article recaps Grant and AP agent Gobright discussing troop movements to Washington and the safety of the Electoral count. It critiques the Supreme Court for delay in recognizing Hampton as governor, praising Justices Willard and Wright while noting Chief Justice's illness and urging steadfast, impartial duty.
A debated notice from National Republican reports on political realignment in the South and North relation to state governance. It highlights support for Southern statesmen in administration counsel, praises recent moves, and notes unrest and calls for unity amid proposed judicial decisions. Local crime concerns rise as Home-burning and theft affect Roger Township residents. a mixed white and colored mutual protection committee forms at Appleby Church to deter crime and aid justice.
Col F E Harrisson demonstrates a Clement Attachment for seed cotton processing at Andersonville. The device, replacing several machines, yields firmer yarn with less waste, saving operations and boosting thread strength. It claims large profit improvements if South adopts localized production and controls costs.
The text argues Southern regions gain from using attachments to convert seed cotton into yarns, citing advantages like water power, cheap land, and labor. It outlines cost figures for attachments, machinery, and production capacity, noting potential profits and differing prices between North and South markets.
Mr Thomas H Adams of Newberry bred oats on 20 acres valuing over 1000 bushels last year. Newberry citizens push to bring back Newberry College. Dr Thea T Earle of Anderson moves to Greenville. Various local events include a revenue officer led crackdown in Greenville and a fatal duel style brawl in Abbeville. Coroner reports and fires touch Westminster and Kingstree communities.
A pasted miscellany reports General Joseph B Johnston hailed as a cit ia de Us States after ten years, with Grant planning to leave the capital in April and sail for Europe in May. Fresh guano discoveries in the south point to immense deposits, while Montgomery county ND hosts large mine wealth claims. Cpl J T Hickman sails from Liverpool to New York after a mission tour. J Madison Wells plans to back six pistol and bowie knife and rifle cane around March 4 to trade electoral votes. A pamphlet titled Hell and Damnation is attributed to Rev G A Humphrey. Hayes’ minority electoral history is debated. Florida Republican papers decry patronage. National editors express caution over returning boards and fraud claims. Florida lands deal with English and German investors aims to settle state debt. a Springfield Savings Bank reveals a long-dormant deposit of 1600 dollars with accrued interest. Governor Vance resists War Department record requests. Louisiana Returning Board member Casanave faces scrutiny over “tabulated” returns. Weather damages cattle rails in Nevada and a Kershaw County outcrop suffers from cold. Local editorials mock Chamberlain political funding and provoke public sympathy.
Advice from Grady and prominent Georgia figures extols Globe Flower Cough Syrup as a superior remedy for coughs colds and lingering lung issues claiming cures and urging public use. Endorsements from Gov Davies M. Levith and Gen Adams Brown highlight its tested efficacy and value for afflicted patients. Sales details note availability locally.
Marriages listed from Anderson and surrounding counties include W Garrett and Cornelta Langston both of Anderson tied by Rev D Bersoe. Pickens residents II of Pickens Deusty and Roe Ke Thnore united. Banks County GA pair Miss Bstt Banks and Dr Jabs, Eugenia Cwatelo of Aberson linked. Joel Smal of Laurens to Nettled McElroy of Anderson with specifics varying in the source text.
Tax notice states the undersigned has been appointed by Governor Hampton as Special Agenal to receive and receipt for the reduction of ten percent upon the amount of the county tax of 1875 76 authorized by Os.
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