Abbeville Ins Saturday display draws massive turnout
A large demonstration in Abbeville drew six to eight thousand people and nearly a thousand mounted riders. Four Abbeville bands provided music as speakers including Gen Hampton and Col Aiken urged support for Hampton ticket. Judge Cooke arrived by train and backed Hayes and Wheeler, seen as endorsing the conservative line amid Republican defections.
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Republicans Gather for South Carolina Convention
A five day Republican convention in South Carolina opens to unite the party for Governor Chamberlain’s renomination. Speakers rail against Democrats, debate reform pledges, and adopt a platform endorsing Hayes, Grant, and extensive state constitutional reforms.
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