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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1877
Page
6
Fragmentary Republican era letter decries Grant administration and Hayes aims to end wartime strife. It condemns carpetbaggers in the Bourburn States, decries perjury and corruption, and criticizes the partisan Senate inquiry as biased. The missive predicts political upheaval and urges support for Republican ideals.
Sastren on Tamer Goyaruur Hampton speaks to News and Courier about opposing obstruction to the Commission’s decision to inaugurate Hayen as President. He urges restraint, argues party honor, and favors lawful remedies over partisan pressure that could harm national peace.
A Baltimore American correspondent reports from Washington on February dates about the Roosevelt policy and Trev. The text discusses whether a tribunal may exclude witnesses and whether Gov. Tider will pursue actions leading to vacating a presidential position. Mentions electoral committee, court prospects, and partisan reactions shaping the Republican party’s stance.
Early in January Charaberlain’s organs urged resistance to the tax levy as a sovereign act, while Hampton’s government pressed a call for funds to support state rule. Citizens responded with cautious willingness to pay up to twenty five percent if invoked, signaling support for Hampton and readiness to vote against opposition. Taxpayers’ contributions rose, showing resolve to back the elected government amid pressure and economic strain.
The Haven of Repreventitives resolve to resist the counting of South Carolina votes for Haven. The grounds claim no legal election was held due to missing statutes and registration requirements. They argue state authority and federal deputy roles invalidate the electoral process in this contested state.
Washington comment notes talk of compromise to gain control of the United States Senate. It argues Governor Hampton’s insistence on party loyalty, warns against any backroom deal to secure a GOP victory, and asserts South Carolina voters will sustain Hampton and the Democratic House, resisting Republican pressure.
A 1877 letter-writer condemns General Grant for forbidding a Washington’s Birthday parade in Columbia. The piece calls the directive tyrannical and un-American, urging respect for Washington and republican government while criticizing Grant as a tyrant who undermines state rights and the memory of the nation’s hero.
Fragmentary remarks discuss President, Gobright, and reactions to military, state government, and Supreme Court decisions. References include Washington's Birthday events in Charleston, proclamations against armed demonstrations, and debates over recognition of the Republican administration and bicameral governance matters.
An advertisement extolls a portable attachment for cotton carding and weaving that supposedly replaces multiple machines. It claims to reduce waste, strengthen thread, and boost output by keeping fibers straight, enabling one motor and fewer workers. It contrasts South plantation costs with Northern competition, arguing profits shift with this device and laments middlemen.
Reports from Newberry describe spirited efforts to restore Newberry College, plus local farming plans and tax updates. Other items note deaths in Barnwell and ongoing political shifts among white and colored communities, with court cases and thefts, and a Raleigh-like sense of statewide intrigue.
A long jumble of notices and commentary outlines political figures in the United States and events in the 19th century. It mentions ministers, governors, and presidential candidates, plus notes on cattle losses in Nevada and land deals in Florida.
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