Nomination talk for Supreme Court vacancy favors Col. A. C. Haskell
The Guderson Intelligencer argues for Col. A. C. Haskell of Columbia as an Associate Justice candidate to fill the Supreme Court vacancy caused by Chief Moses. It praises his youth, legal depth, professorship, Democratic leadership, and public service, urging legislators to elevate him if an election deems it appropriate.
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Supreme Court
Tustica Moses
Justiees
Justice Willard
Col
A. C. Haskell
Columbia
Hawkell
Orr
South Carolina University
Ufe
Col.Haakell
United States
State Democratic Committee
Col. Haskell
Willard Seen as Best Choice for South Carolina Chief Justice
The article argues Governor Hampton should appoint or convene the legislature to fill the Chief Justice vacancy after Judge Moses’s death. It lauds Associate Justice Willard for integrity, independence, and proven duty, urging his elevation to Chief Justice to uphold official virtue over party.
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Moses
South Carolina
Hampton
Supreme Court
Wright
Willard
Fudge Willard
Chamberlain
Txelfi
Hayes
Cumberlain
Theas
Bincome
Supreme Court of the United States
Electoral Commission
Bargain and Sale Echoes In Presidential Controversy
A historical column questions if a political deal marred by a casting vote in Adams era and a secret effort in Hayes era taints leaders Clay Evarts and the nation. The piece argues public trust hinges on officials serving without private payoffs or hidden targets, urging vigilance against political manipulation for future advancement.
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John Quincy Adama
House of Representatives
United States
Jackson
Henry Clay
Adame
Clay
Adams
Hayex
Eyaris
Republien
Electoral Commission
Alef
Evarts
Hayes
Egarta
Union
Republic
Tyarts
The New Cabinet Of President Hayes
The Hayes cabinet list includes Evarts Sher son Key Thompson Selirs McCrary Devins and is sent to the Senate for confirmation. Republicans wavered but ultimately confirmed the nominations by an almost unanimous vote, with analysis noting shifts from Grant era figures and questions about Southern policy and civil rights.
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Hayes
Senate
William M. Evarts
New York
Treasury
John Sherson
Ohio
David M. Key
Tenneson
Navy
Richard W. Thompson
Indiana
Interior
Carl Seliirs
Missouri
George W. McCrary
Town
Cienerat
Charles Devin
Democrats
Benatar
Th. Hayes
Grant
Sherman
United States Senate
Gen. Grant
Evarts
Andrew Johnet
Carl Sehlirx
McCrary
Thompson
Devins
Key
South
Alberni
South Carolina
Louisiana
Heyes
South Carolina Press Association Meeting Planned in Charleston
The South Carolina Press Association announces a Charleston meeting likely in May to renew ties, discuss journalism duties, and foster social interaction among members. The Executive Committee will set the exact date, with broader cooperation urged to strengthen the state press and professional standards.
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Pivan
Charleston
Gui
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Hayes and Chamberlain Correspondence on South Carolina Crisis
The article details letters and interviews involving Governor Chamberlain and Ex-Governor Matthews, with endorsements from William Evarts. It describes the political maneuvering over South Carolina affairs, pressures from Stanley Matthews, and the debate among Hayes advisers about a peaceful settlement without federal intervention.
Hayes and Chamberlain in Carolina Politics Interview
A correspondent reports on President Hayes handling of federal forces withdrawal from Columbia and New Orleans. It notes Chamberlain’s possible resignation from South Carolina gubernatorial post to aid Hayes Southern policy.
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Hayes
Ncte
Chamberlain
El-Govermor
Charleston
Charmerce
Columbia
New Orleans
Mess
Packard
Bose
Onder
Isard
South
Gulf
South Carolina
Louisiana
Wasminaros
Torday
Imbue Jain
Interview on Hampton recognition and Carolina governor dispute
A New York Herald special describes President Hayes hearers with Wade Hampton and South Carolina leaders over recognition of Hampton’s governorship. Delegations seek support while Hayes plans cabinet consultation. officials expect troop withdrawal later. Separate Charleston report notes congressional discussions and a color delegation pressing for recognition amid a cautious Hayes approach.
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New York Herald
Gen. Ruger
State House
Chamberlain
Rowmipear
State Supreme Court
Wade ‘Hampton
South Carolina
Gon. Cerahaw
Hayes
Gedar Mountain
Virginia
Kershay
Nicholls
Lear
O ‘Cain
Smalla
Rainey
Cardoz
Wright
Bel
Robert Smalls
J. J. Wright
Supreme Court
L. Cardozo
Treasrer
South Carol Fia
H. J Maxwell
T. J. Minton
Senator Gordon to Read Chamberlain Letter in Senate
A disputed episode in Washington unfolds as Senator Gordon is set to read a letter urging Chamberlain to withdraw from the South Carolina contest. President Grant reportedly endorses the plan but fears discourtesy to allies, while Hayes signals firm partisan stance. Philadelphia Times reports the exchange and possible administration backing.
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South Carolina
Maj
William Stone
Offea
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Robertson
Grant
Bse
Waseracros
Matthews-Figarte Toler Ss Deane Ae
Blaine
Senate
Gordon
Chamberlain
Jaft
Matthews
Ae Hopeens
Ae Ens Enigers
Evarts
Corbin
Yes
Bilaine
Aldaa
Partisnes
Philadelphia
General News Summary Reflects Postwar North and South Tensions
General Grant as a former president, literacy gaps in North Carolina, and an Atlanta convention of the Underwriters Association highlight era concerns. Reports mention jobless counts in New York, political clashes, and Hayes era policies. Scattered items cover local crimes, pardons, electoral outcomes, and societal figures including Paunie Hayes and Kellogg. Also notes Mardi Gras plans, naval events, and Postmaster Key on national policy aims.
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Pool
Jacob Singley
Atore
Simeon Pratt
Nancy Wicker
Whaley
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H. Ef. Hleese
Mollohow Row
Chick's Corner
Hitel
Mollohon Bay
Fool's Hotel
Mollohon
Dr. Foot
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Newberry
Helena
Homer
Homie
New York
Rewark
Tudorwiiter’s Agency
North Amerian
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Atlas
Hartford
Fill
Georgia
Liverpool
London
Globe
General Grant
United States
North Carolina
Underwriters Association of the South
Atlanta
Eelgrass Selecion L. 5
South Carolina
Hague
L. Q. Washington
Chamber- Haut Ein
Owen County
Kentucky
Patterson
Conarer
Doreey
United States Senate
Thia Aabaly
Barnam
T Se Pests
Eae
Dyepepaia
Nashville
Sun Euggeata
W. S. Brown
Fayette County
James Stewart
Unitat
Galveston
Texas
Min Paunie Hayes
Hayes
Washington
Randal Gibson
Press
Linn
William Pitt Kellage
Louisiana
United States Senata
Committee of Privileges and Election
Blaine Teprouly
Kellene
Kellogg
Key
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