Dispute Over Rail Freight Rates and State Policy
A lengthy letter argues that the Greenville and Columbia Railroad imposes higher rates on western towns while charging cheaper fares to nearer points, harming state commerce. It accuses President Molirth and the board of favoritism, calls for legislative action to remedy discriminatory practices, and notes political tensions surrounding Governor Hampton and Chamberlain amid postwar South Carolina debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greanville & Colambia
Tomain Agaivet
Plares
Grerayille Amd
Partavharg
Wortham Ronia
Usia
Anderaoft
Greenville
Inter
Anderon
Charleston
Union
Spartanburg
Courtl
Jrmet
New York
Atlanta
Air Line
Pointe
An Eal & Columbia Railroad
Thosley
Alr Linn Hood
Lalere
Molirath
South Grotina Railroad
Ira Garotins
Invitation of the Preaitentiation to visit Washington
Fragmentary 1877 letter from the presidency invites Governor Hampton and Mr. Chamberlain to Washington to discuss South Carolina affairs. It outlines a direct conference as the best method to convey views on peace, order, and federal intervention, seeking their opinion and possible written response.
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Hampton
Mr. Chamberlain
South Carolina
Governor Hampton
Washington
Daniel He Chamberlain
Guverine Althgather
Maxsiox
Wallursiton
United States
Washin
Touvey
Govimor Hampton
New York Sun
Charleston Journal of Coinmeres
Hayes
Hayes and Sites Relate To Broadside Telegram Issue
Fragmented OCR text shows names Hayes and Sites linked to a telegram matter. Mentions dates, federal treasuries, United States, and political context with unclear details. The readable bits suggest a public or legal notice style surrounding a specific action or inquiry but the exact event is obscured.
Political Letter Adressing Mr Mayes on Southern Policy
A fragmented historical letter from Governor Vane to It excellency D. Mayes in Washington discusses Southern policy. It conveys urging a stance and references a cautious approach to policy with formal, ceremonial phrasing.
Louisiana Commission Proposal Sparks Political Turmoil
A Vatican-like scramble in Washington and Baton Rouge unfolds as discussions consider a commission to Louisiana to probe conditions and report to the President. Louisiana leaders, including Levy, Gibson, Benatar Gordon, and Lamar, resist perceived executive overreach while Cabinet members urge firm troop deployment to restore order.
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Wasttscroy
New Orleans
Packard
Louiuiana
Louisiana
Mesari, Levy and Gibson
Benatar Gordon
Lamar
Cahifiat
Political maneuvering over Hampton and electoral count tensions
The text details disputes over Governor Hampton’s claim, calls for presidential clarity, and hints at Federal support tied to South Carolina and Louisiana. It notes senators’ responsibility to safeguard the government, with figures like Gordon, Foster, and Matthews connected to the contested electoral process and potential invitations to the President.
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Pace
Westnet
Halig
Chamberlain
Hampton
Aru
Peamonal Manarance
Sararatios
Brey
Tom Chalin
Frienida
Hayes
Uy Howe
Gordon
I House
Wefai
South Carolina
Foster
Ohio
Takiow
Louisiana
John Young Brown
Kentucky
Nicholls
Stanley Matthews
Haton
Butler's Visit to Columbia Delayed by Rainstorm
Gen Butler arrived by special train after a long journey and fatigue. He planned informal talks with Gov Hampton about Hayes invitation and press interests, though no conference with Hampton had occurred yet. Hampton indicated a possible Washington trip and would share views tomorrow. no official decision on Hayes plan was made.
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Comoania
Charlotte
Butler
Columbia
Hayes
Hasspton
Chamberlain
Huekpah
Hampton
Ge. Butler
Tinyss
Washington
Trampton
Democrata
Hampton Pal
Waabia
Tak
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A scattered OCR fragment reports a fire on the 26th at the residence of Avs. Thonenet in Yorkville, widow of Dr. Thornsweil. It mentions various names and places with unclear context, referencing a fire, health and public figures, and a clipping note from the Register.
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Thonenet
Yorkville
Thorns Weil
Renta
Sahisualire Banka
Harn
Jeremiah Fore
Deceaved
Elea
Reuben PN Clinescaras
R. M. Wright
Hampton Butler visit sparks mass welcome in North Carolina
Dispatch from Wilmington reports a large reception for Hampton and Gen Butler as they travel via Florence and Wilmington to Washington. A Charleston committee and local citizens praise Hayes victory while Chamberlain’s return to Columbia seems unlikely. Robertson reiterates Hampton’s imminent recognition and tax policy support sparks debate.
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Anderson Intelligesier
Ton
A. J. Wadisell
Wilmington
Hampton
Butler
Hayes
North Carolina
Virginia
Chamberlain
Washington
Batter
Chamberismn
Columbia
George A. Sheriden
Nichelle
Simpson
Mayence
William
Robertson
Amateur farmer progress reshapes public view in England and America
An essay traces rising respect for amateur farmers in England and America. It spotlights B. F. Crayton of Anderson as a model, notes his farm improvements, and describes a shift toward valuing rural hobbyists and practical agricultural innovation.
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England
Gums
T&s
Ieisure
Meana
America
Old Booth Carolan
B. F. Crayton
Anderson
Crayton
Anderton
Dgmentia
Crnytot
Bousa
Tite
Ganly
Alcor
Gatimabis
Indy
Takste
Baer
Mownis
Alan
Ton
Bowers
Ora
Labor and fire scar the South in distressing century tale
Fragmentary text describes German labor efficiency and its impact on land clearing, tenant systems, and labor divisions, arguing white or native labor remains preferred. It warns against enslaving foreign labor while noting political shifts and the evolving race dynamics in the South. A Queenville fire devastates Goosay and surrounding businesses with uninsured losses and damaged premises.
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Department of Labor
Crayton
Jaber
Natiya Bearn
C. Beto
Estelves
Carpet-Dagger Politics and South Carolina Crisis Explored
A 19th century Washington agenda unfolds with references to Cabinet figures and state governance. The discussion suggests withdrawal of troops from state houses rather than entire states, highlighting Hampton, Hayes, and Devens as key actors amid a period of political tension and calls for new elections in South Carolina.
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Tomor Hampton
Cea Yaa
Clee
Anedfort
Caroline
Louisiana
Monster Gordon
Stato Houvet
Hrouses
L. Famute
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