Notable 19th Century Politician Evarts and Cabinet Selections
A long obituary and biographical sketch recounts the career of William M. Evarts, detailing his birth in Boston in 1818, Harvard Law education, rise as U.S. District Attorney, chief counsel in major cases, and eventual cabinet appointment. Also profiled are Carl Schurz and other figures tied to the Hayes administration, with emphasis on their reforms, public service, and influential roles in law and politics.
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The Forlorn Hope and the South Carolina Electors
A trembling plea before a commission weighs the legitimacy of South Carolina electors. A speaker laments fraud in certification, denounces informality, and urges lawful action to defend honest government, warning of a sham presidency and the peril to the nation.
Fragmented South Carolina Letter on Hampton and State Authority
A lengthy 1877 letter to Hon. Wallace articulates strong pro Hampton sentiment in South Carolina, denouncing Congress and urging loyalty to the state government. It defends tax resistance, condemns Chamberlain’s allies, and urges preservation of state laws against federal coercion. The text references Wade Hampton, Governor, and Judge Moses, with context on postwar politics and constitutional loyalties.
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