Nomination views for South Carolina Supreme Court seat
The Gatersox Intelligencer discusses possible nominees to fill a Supreme Court vacancy following the death of Justice Mumen. It endorses Col. A C Haskell of Columbia as a strong candidate and notes his youth, legal acumen, and public service, while acknowledging uncertainty about his consent. The piece highlights Haskell’s governor-appointed past, legal practice, and statewide support as a fitting choice for associate justice.
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Willard for Chief Justice in South Carolina Crisis
In the wake of Judge Munce’s death the South Carolina Supreme Court faces a vacancy. Governor Hampton may appoint a temporary justice or call the legislature to select a new Chief Justice. The text elevates Associate Justice Willard as best suited for the post, praising his independence and service to the state.
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The New Cabinet Nominated by President Hayes
The cabinet selections for Secretary of State William M. Ward of New York and others were sent to Congress for confirmation. Despite initial Republican resistance, the nominations were confirmed by an almost unanimous vote, signaling broad support for Hayes’s administration and its approach to the South and governance.
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Was It Bargain and Sale in Hayes Era Politics
Fragmented historical discourse questions whether elections and cabinet appointments under President Hayes were marred by corruption and influence. It examines Str Clay and Mr Hayes appointees, raising concerns about honor, professional duties, and public trust amid political turmoil.
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State Press Association gathers Charleston meeting prospects
The State Press Association plans a Charleston gathering in May for the annual meeting. The Executive Committee aims to renew cooperation, discuss reforms, and elevate journalism standards while maintaining individual independence. A notable feature will be the focus on improving professional dialogue among journalists.
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Lettered Bid for State Peace amid Carolina Tensions
A nineteenth century correspondence thread shows Stanley Matthews and early figures like Chamberlain and Blaine weighing conciliatory policy to avoid Federal action in South Carolina and to ease partisan divisions. The letters discuss rights, authority, and potential cabinet actions, with responses from Blaine and Corbin clarifying positions and seeking authoritative guidance.
Interview Clue on Hayes Administration and Federal Withdrawals
Dispatches from Washington March 9 and 11 report pressure on Governor Chamberlain and Senator Packard as Federal troops may be withdrawn from South Carolina and Louisiana. Officers threaten orders to Generaln and Augar to pull back to reservational lines, leaving state choices to residents. Chamberlain’s resignation hints at easing push for Hayes policy in the region.
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President Hayes faces South Carolina recognition debate
A New York Herald summary reports Mayes and a South Carolina delegation seeking Hayes’ recognition of Wade Hampton’s government. The interview scheduled at 10, Hampton’s letter, and a possible troop withdrawal from public records offices frame a tense political move amid factional claims and Confederate-era figures.
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General News Snapshot of Postwar America and Politics
A mixed round of political notes and social issues from the era covers ex president Grant and pardons, literacy and industry stats in the South, legislative fights, and local elections. The report mentions figures like General Gant, Solomon Hoge, and Bill Smnot, details New York unemployment, Georgia factories, and Democratic gains in Galveston, with disputes touching race, civil order, and national policy.
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