Hoyt and Murray Promote Platform on Thursday
Anson ton Intelligencer notes An A Hoyt and E J Murray endorse a platform ahead of Thursday Wormug event on September? 78. The brief lists speakers and civic aims.
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1876
Page
7
Anson ton Intelligencer notes An A Hoyt and E J Murray endorse a platform ahead of Thursday Wormug event on September? 78. The brief lists speakers and civic aims.
An 1860s like political rally at Honea Path features Hampton praise and Democratic push in Up-country South Carolina. Speakers urge reform, attack Republicans, and urge Black and white voters to back the Democratic ticket with promises of unity, order, and state improvement. Music and parade illustrate a charged campaign setting amid tensions over race and Reform.
The piece argues money saved is double value, urging voters to back Trumpton and a party ticket to end public theft in the state. It condemns tax schemes, cites Cham Horlaig wind bio villainous crew, and voices racial grievances amid epidemics and regional distress, urging charity collections for relief in Savannah and Brunswick areas.
The document details the formation of the Hampton Colored Club by county voters aiming to improve public transportation, elevate officials, and secure governance for colored citizens in South Carolina. It pledges support for Gen Wade Hampton for Governor, while maintaining ties to the National Republican party, and outlines officer roles, weekly meetings, and executive committees to recruit colored voters and promote the ticket for statewide offices on November 7.
A Confederate era account details a mob attack five miles from Robbing on the Port Royal line, burning the gin house, and clashes with white dwellers. Reports say dozens of blacks were killed or wounded, with several whites also hurt. Deputy Sheriff Patworov and Arthur Owens were ambushed, and John Wilkins and Robert Williany were later said killed near Robbin gation. Federal troops and vigilant citizen efforts are described as restoring order amid ongoing fear and investigations.
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