A Danger Ahead Counthve the Electos ral Yots
A garbled but period tone piece outlines electoral procedure for counting votes, joint rules, and potential disputes. It cites Twenty-second joint rule, notes confusion between Houses, and warns of a possible vigilante-style dispute over state returns. It includes discussion of Whipper and a political riot scene in Columbia and references presidential election mechanisms.
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Mississippi
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Louisiana
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Missiesippi
Grant
Nevos and Courier
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Courad Port
Witton
The Peaceful Revolution in 1876 Campaign Woes
A condensed 1876 analysis from Washington notes deep Republican despair after Ohio and Indiana results. It portrays Chandler’s faltering campaign, internal strife, false charges against Tilden, and shifting loyalties in Wisconsin Michigan New York and the Northwest. Merchants and bankers fear Blaine and Grantism, pushing reform votes to Tilden while South Carolina issues and civil-service growth loom.
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United States
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Chandler
Blaine
Reform
Mr. Tilden
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Tilden
Northwest
Illinois
Minnesota
Towa
Pennsylvania
Cameron
New York
Chandler Thas
Lnst
Morton
Ingersoll
Boutwwell
Fiere
Hayes
Samuel J.filden
Veed
Mr. Morgan
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Wade Hampton
Democratic State Comititute
Democracy
West Virginia
Democrata
State Committee
Thurman
A Letter From Gov Tilden on Southern Claims and Debt
A letter from Gov. Samuel J. Tilden argues against paying rebel debts and losses of emancipation, upholding the fourteenth amendment. He vows to veto any bill assuming such debts, stresses finality of rights under the 13th to 15th amendments, and calls for reconciliation and federal fiscal restraint.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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German Fusiliers Surrender Demand From Governor Chamberlain
Governor Chamberlain requires the German Fusiliers to surrender their arms. A letter dated October 20 1876 directs delivery of 250 rifles to Capt. H W Hendricks chief of police Charleston for state receipt. The notice cites proclamations of the 7th and President’s 17th instant and asks for a report on whether the Fusiliers still exist as an organization.
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Charleston
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Adjutant-General’s Office
Savannah and
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H. W. Hendricks
State of Sours Carolina
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Eculiar Pice
German Fusiliers of
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Lexington
Columbia
South Carolina
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Minke Aout Carolina
Agald
D. H. Or
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Centennial Letter Sparks South Carolina Tensions
A misreadable archival letter from Governor D H Chamberlain expresses regret at missing Charleston centennial events and affirms support for political harmony. The column groups this with wider commentary on federal troop deployments in South Carolina, electoral procedures, and partisan disputes shaping the state’s political climate.
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