Declining to Run for Assembly by EB Murray in Anderson County
EB Murray announces he will not seek the next General Assembly seat, citing timing, best interests of the Democracy, and personal demands on his editing work. He thanks supporters, affirms his strong Democratic commitment, and says capable candidates already announced can serve the county well. Northern men in the South debate follows with criticisms of Union-Herald and reflections on politics in Orangeburg.
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Pennnsylvania
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Lam Prefort
A Precedent and Race to Patronage in South Carolina
The piece argues Democrats should favor Democratic patrons in land and labor matters, condemning Republican policies as corrupt and harmful to labor and capital. It cites Governor Chamberlain’s past pledge to hire only Republicans, rebuking him for now condemning similar practices, and claims national pattern justifies voters using employment to advance party interests.
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Union
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South Caroline
South Carolina
Republican Party
Democrata
New England
Maddle
United States
Chamberlain
Bloody shirt politics and federal troops stir Abbeville
Editorial notes discuss Captain Syd leading U S troops to Abbeville with a friendly reception, arguing their presence aids democracy. They condemn campaign falsehoods, predict Democratic gains in Indiana Ohio West Virginia and Colorado, and mock the bloody shirt rhetoric. A Alabama man indicted for carrying concealed weapons prompts a marshal’s rebuke to a sheriff.
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United States
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Wheeler
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Tadian
Alabama
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Chicago
Walhalla Letter on Politics and Threats from Northern Men
A Walhalla South Carolina man writes from Highland NC to The Pioneer Pres and Tribune recounting visiting northern politics in 1878. He describes intimidation by white Republicans and threats against a Canadian or Minnesota worker, mentions a unionist flag incident, and asserts Democrats seeking reform with Hampton and Wade Hampton. He asks the editor to readdress him to Minnesota and ends with reflections on the era’s racial and political tensions.
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Renville County
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Hampton
Nate
R. Elprepse
Abirh
Wade
United States
Homburg
Ellington
Hamburg
Rial
Ghairleston
South Carolina mood shifts toward Union amid partisan violence
The piece argues Democrats face five times the violence from Republicans as vice versa and criticizes Governor Chamberlain for doing little beyond requesting troops. It accuses the writer of lying about mail-route Republicans and denies claims on United States Mayra. It praises renewed Union sentiment in South Carolina and rejects Republican scorn.
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Valhalla
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Primary Election Plan Adopted by Anderson County Democrats
The Central Executive Committee of the Democratic Party in Anderson County approves a plan for the October primary. The resolutions appoint club managers, set polling hours from 8 am to 6 pm, require club membership to vote, and outline procedures for declaring nominees and handling ties and proxies.
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Cuba
Central Executive Committee
Anderson OH
Yatous
Herain
Ligiett
Lield
Herdin
Democratic Campaign Appointments Planned in Anderson County
The Democratic Executive Committee of Anderson County outlines a schedule of meetings for party clubs to address white and colored voters. Speakers from various clubs are listed for multiple locations and dates, with aims to increase turnout and unity as election day nears.
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Novel Corn Sale in Valhalla at Six-Year Rentals
A note reports new corn selling in Valhalla at six year rents per bushel. The brief item appears among miscellaneous notices and trade tidbits from regional markets and agricultural news.
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