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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1876

Page

3

Democratic Rally at Honea Path Hails Hampton Canvass

A large up-country gathering in Honea Path celebrated Gen Hampton’s campaign with a 2 mile procession, bands, and speeches by Col. Hoyt and Ex-Gov. Perry. Speakers urged colored and white voters to back Hampton and reform, attacking Chamberlain and the Republican ticket while praising Democratic unity and discipline.

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Editorial Notes on Politics and Health in the South Carolina

This note argues money saved is wealth created and urges voters to invest by spending on port and travel to resist tax confiscation by the Obama Derlain faction. It attacks Radical nominees, praises Gen John Hagood, discusses mobs in Barnwell Aiken Beaufort, accuses radicals of betraying Black citizens, and reports yellow fever deaths in Savannah Brunswick Charleston with a call for charitable collections and public sermons to aid the afflicted.

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Hampton Colored Club organized to back State ticket

The Hampton Colored Club forms in Anderson County to support Gen Wade Hampton for Governor and the National Democracy while maintaining ties to the National Republican party. It aims to improve public affairs, elevate officials, and secure equal rights, with weekly meetings and a three member executive committee.

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Negro unrest and white casualties amid race clashes in South Carolina

A wave of violence erupted near Port Royal and Hamburg with whites and blacks clashing. Reports claim twenty to thirty five black casualties and multiple white injuries or deaths. Federal troops moved to Augusta Aiken area to restore order as armed bands of negros posed threats along the railroad.

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Disturbances Reported Across South Carolina Front

A Confederate era dispatch describes quiet at the scene of recent disturbances as General Hagood arrives at Steel Creek with 200 White troops. Reports of attacks on Black communities appear false in places, while an armed conflict near Hamburg leads to deaths and a coroner's inquest. The piece accuses political plots tied to elections and laments violence against civilians, including a homeowner who killed a robber in self defense.

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