Hampton Victory Question Dominates South Carolina
A long-winded political tract from March 6, 1877 debates if Hampton will be sustained as Governor amid a Supreme Court stalemate and Chamberlain’s disputed claim. It argues for Hampton’s authority, condemns Chamberlain, and calls for military and legal moves to uphold Hampton’s governorship amid distrust of federal troops’ role. The piece references Judge Wright, the Legislature, and local officials in a charged, period voice.
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Hayes Inaugural and Political Debate Echoes
The piece critiques President Hayes inaugural address and early policy stance amid tensions in Louisiana and South Carolina. It notes need for decisive action, predicts mixed political maneuvers, and cites local editors apologizing for prior misstatements while calling for accountability.
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Drainage Law as Public Health Measure Aimed at County
Commentary urging county commissioners to share drainage costs for bottom-land obstructions. Argues health benefits from removing mill ponds and obstructions justify public funding. Claims current practice unfairly shifts expenses to landowners above the blockages and calls for proportional cost distribution.
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History of the Haweas Duty in Supreme Court Move
A Charleston Journey correspondent recounts Associate Justice Wrights debated actions in the Andras corpus before the Supreme Court in Cougar on March 2. The piece cites pressure from diverse groups and notes Wright refused to vote until meeting Governor Hampton, with the court later adjourning.
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Wrights bold stand and Governor Hampton clash in a tense scene
A contested event shows Wright confronting Hampton over alleged plots to move him from the state house. Wright secures two months pay and escapes rising mob, while the governor urges caution and defers action amid racial tensions and political pressure.
Hampton Crisis and Supreme Court Shakeup in South Carolina
A Charleston era recap chronicles a volatile political clash over Governor Hampton’s status. It details courtroom maneuvers, orders, and partisan pressure shaping whether the Senate could affect the governor’s election, and notes the impact on the court’s authority and public trust amid a fraught power struggle.
Wade Hampton as Governor and the call for action
The passage argues Wade Hampton should assert his authority as commander in chief. It claims he can suspend writs, declare martial law, and place the state under control. It urges officers to support Hampton or resign to make room for decisive leadership and public vindication.
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Receipts and Tax Contributions Reported by State Controller
Dec 14 1876 to March 2 200 receipts show contributions to date from the Penitentiary Lunatic Asylum and other institutions. Deposits on hand with Charleston Lowndes and Co and others total large sums. The document notes 75 percent share and 4 percent commission, and claims public funds already raised for government support totaling 154 408.76 with not yet closed county books in this Columbia Register record.
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