Hampton in New York speech on Solid South and Union
Senator Wade Hampton of South Carolina spoke in New York praising Democratic unity and arguing the South is not truly “Solid South” for Republicans. He condemned Reconstruction excesses, defended reconciliation with Northern Democrats, and urged a peaceful path to national harmony and constitutional restoration.
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Egyptian Rice Corn Gains Notice in Knysna Trials
An 1880s correspondent reports on Egyptian rice corn a sorghum relative crop grown in Knysna. He describes its seed head, rapid fodder potential, and value as a drought resistant feed and fuel source. Observations from trials, including a personal garden example, suggest it could supplement or replace some corn crops.
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Abbeville Farming Plans and a Fatal Duel Fallout
In a letter from D Neher Avery, the South Carolina agriculture discussion advocates crop diversification from cotton to oats and corn, detailing a fourteenth successive oat crop with costs, yields, and labor. The note also recalls the shooting death of L. Gaffin in Abbeville, describing the incident, the suspect McClung’s arrest, the coroner’s inquest, the funeral, and local reaction.
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Elephants Rampage in City Ends Keeper's Death
A traveling elephant show near Trade Street caused chaos when an enraged elephant crushed keeper John King as crowds watched. The animal, later subdued with help from circus staff, witnessed King die at the barber shop where doctors attended. Nearby, political commentary criticizes Garfield while reflecting postwar tensions. King died after hours of suffering. medical staff fought to save him but to no avail.
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Perry Morehead
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Answers to Your Questions on General Garfield Stock Controversy
The editor quotes candid replies about Gen Garfield and stock from Oakes Ames, detailing Garfield’s receipt of stock and dividends, his testimony before the Poland Committee, and the defenses offered by Garfield and Congress members. The exchange notes misunderstandings, loyalty to political allies, and the broader Mississippi context with over 2,000 individuals living there.
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