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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1877

Page

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Rates of Subscriptions and Advertising Terms

Rates of subscription shown as two downs per annum and one dollar for six months. Advertisements priced per square yard with a special rate for contracts. Liberal deductions offered to clubs. Notices of marriages and deaths and religious notices are solicited and printed free of charge.

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William Evarts Named Secretary of State in Hayes Cabinet

The article profiles William Maxwell Evarts selected as Secretary of State by President Hayes, detailing his birthplace Benton Vermont, legal career in New York, key roles as U.S. Attorney, Attorney General, and counsel in major cases like the Cuban expedition, Lemmon slave case, Parish will case, and Johnson impeachment defense, painting a portrait of a tall, scholarly lawyer with a precise, classic style.

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The Democratic House in Review and a Dramatic Address

A Nation piece reflects on the recent House of Representatives, praising its restraint on patronage, noting investigations into corruption, and commending moderates. It recounts a fiery speech criticizing election fraud, urging lawful reform and warning of looming political consequences.

South Carolina political resolve and state rights clash

A lengthy letter from T Haynes urges Hamptonites to uphold the state constitution against Hayes and federal authority. It warns of tax resistance, defiance of U S Congress, and readiness to pursue force if necessary. It condemns Unity with the Hampton-aligned government while praising local leaders.

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Army in Parties and the Army Bill Clash

The forty fourth Congress closes with vindication of legislative rights against executive encroachments. The Army bill sought a force reduction to seventeen thousand and barred use of troops to sustain illegal Southern governments. The House upheld the principle against Senate resistance and Hayes allies, condemning military power used to influence elections and defend one party.

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Unclear Legal Ad Notice Draft Reappears in Gazette

Fragmented OCR shows a garbled legal advertisement referencing to whom payments and orders should be made, with names like HOYT EL and Anderton. The text hints at fiduciaries and administrators issuing schemes, plus payment instructions and a directive to address all questions to Leary Intelligencer. Details are corrupted and unreliable.

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Clergyman’s Dissenting Sermon Prompted by Son

A clergyman preparing a Sunday discourse is interrupted by his young son who asks if God tells him what to write in the sermon. The father responds, explaining that he must search within and seek guidance before speaking on sacred topics.

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