Contested South Carolina seat sparks calls for action
The expelled South Carolina representative faces renewed scrutiny over alleged bribery and corruption. Central figures Whittemore and others seek accountability, demanding expulsion of corrupt members and exposure of land grant dealings with Western railroad firms amid circulating rumors of misconduct.
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An incomplete account describes a Clarissa Hall gathering of Democrats on Monday, detailing a harmonious but uninformative meeting. It lists a ticket for Assembly and an appointed commissioner, while criticizing rivals and lamenting alleged fraud and misrule within the party.
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