25 Sep 1867
Page 1
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1867
Page
1
An old newspaper fragment announces advertising rates at one dollar per square for the first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion. Liberal yearly reductions are offered. The paper mentions a candidate and a five dollar advance payment.
A long New York Times editorial argues the South holds power and resources for national prosperity. It urges emancipation harmony, warns against black supremacy fears, promotes internal improvements, railroads, and cotton manufacture, and forecasts shifts in labor, capital, and trade shaping a unified United States.
A New Orleans Crescent correspondent recalls visiting Stonewall Jackson’s resting place in Lexington Virginia, noting a simple grave marked Gen Clemons i Jackson and the nearby village child’s burial. The piece reflects on Jackson’s life as a soldier and patriot and compares his grave’s humble setting to his monumental legacy.
Boston Post Washington correspondent reports a Friday interview with Mr Dobson discussing the president's proclamations, the purpose and effect of presidential acts, and the balance with constitutional rights. The conversation touches rumors of centralized power and the public interest in limiting federal authority.
A Western lawyer delivers a rambling court address defending his client as a man of moral turpitude revealed by a seeable heart. The scene shifts to a family store misadventure with a boy and a gunshot joke, followed by a clergyman and clerk discussing societal ills from socialism to atheism in a fragmented, humorous miscellany of quotes and mishaps.
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