South Carolina crisis framed by Governor Chamberlain actions
The article discusses Governor Chamberlain’s peace efforts in South Carolina, arguing his recent proclamation aims to provoke a federal military intervention to block Wade Hampton’s potential governorship. It traces Confederate-white club formations, militia concerns, and partisan maneuvering involving the Democrats and Republicans, noting Hamburg and Aiken disturbances and the broader political climate.
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Cotton and southern agriculture must shift to mixed farming
A lengthy 1876-77 economic reflection urges Southern farmers to abandon sole cotton cultivation. It argues the region should diversify crops and reduce large farms, empowering small holdings through closer labor and production of small grain. Emphasis on rebuilding the farmer’s independence and adapting to seasonal realities.
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