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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

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Anderson Intelligencer

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Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

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Sep 16, 1868

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Spartanburg District settlers petition for peace amid race tensions

Citizens of Spartanburg District petition Governor Scott and the U S president to protect life, liberty and property, urge disbanding armed groups, and seek lawful measures after threats of violence by both races. The governor responds by stressing due process, condemning incendiary language, and pledging enforcement of law while urging restraint and unity.

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The Rosencrans Conference Letter on Southern Unity

A Virginia letter to General Lee and Southern leaders urges restoration of Union harmony after the Civil War. It argues peace, constitutional rights, and gradual advancement for both races, with Confederate veterans backing reconciliation and a united nation under law and order. It includes signatures and responses from multiple Southern states.

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Governor Pickens Sees New Order in South Carolina

Governor Pickens of South Carolina, interviewed by the New York Herald, says some steps beyond mere Democrats’ installation are needed to save the county. He suggests the plan would place New York at center, with a powerful coalition to push constitutional changes for a new order.

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