27 Nov 1867
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1867
Page
1
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The piece weighs political currents after Ohio election results and contests surrounding Judge Chase’s presidential prospects. It argues Chase’s conservatism on reconstruction and black suffrage, defends his stance against anti presidential plots, and assesses views on national banks and currency policy.
A lengthy report outlines the Alabama Convention's work on the new Constitution, detailing voter eligibility and registration rules, including residency and citizenship requirements, oaths, and prohibitions for certain groups. It notes resolutions praising Maj. Gen. Pope and discusses broader political implications for Reconstruction and white political dominance in the South.
Fevane Dicks reports from Euroye on Irish manners and tamales in hotels, noting women perform many tasks from serving rolls to handling wills. The piece mocks shop clerks and station staff, describes gambling scenes and public temptations, and surveys lingering social faults blamed on female workers and merchants.
Reading of a reverent Civil War era tribute speaks of Southern women, Spartan mothers, and the noble deeds of women who sent forward sons to victory. The prose venerates beauty grace and sacrifice, portraying women as angels of charity and guardians of national duty.
A garbled OCR passage presents fragmented dialogue and nonstandard spellings, mentioning a Vanker tollosss SL, French references, and names like Jolipibhinian. Most readable content is chaotic, with errors obscuring clear facts, making a cohesive news item difficult to extract.
Removal of cotton from production districts requires a bill of lading for shipments without prepayment of tax. Transportation firms must issue a verified bill of lading to the assessor with detailed manifests. Rejections trigger notices to assessors and bar future shipments without commissioner approval.
The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald reports a vigorous dispute over the legality of the extra session of Congress begun in March. Critics argue the administration of the session violated constitutional limits and the normal calendar, while supporters claim the session proceeds lawfully. The debate spans constitutional authority, the Speaker’s role, and the legitimacy of meetings held since March 4.
Two young women aged sixteen and eighteen vanish from a mother's house and reappear at a police station. They claim years of abuse and describe the elder's death threat as part of a planned act. They refuse to return home, and a confrontation with their mother and others ensues, ending with a tense exchange and public warnings.
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