Reconstruction Vision in South Carolina Governor Scott
The piece weighs on the South Carolina election, praising Governor-elect General Scott while urging unification and caution against extremism. It argues reconstruction should unite justice with compassion, avoid class war, and deter radical actions against enfranchised Black citizens. It notes local political maneuvers, cabinet choices, and congressional implications with emphasis on Scott’s moderating stance.
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Charleston
Palmetto
Friends of
General Scott
South Carolina
Scott
Butler
Stevens
Sumner
United States
Lees
Ned
G. C. Mowen
Howes
Nanely
Woolington
Congress
General Orders No. 79 ratify state constitution and offices
General Orders No. 79 issued by Gen Canby ratify the late Recon Convention constitution and announce state and federal office holders and legislature seats. It lists governors, secretaries, and many representatives with districts, except some Anderson Lancaster and Marion districts to be furnished later. installation set for ten days after congressional approval.
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Canby
Congress of the
United States
Anderson, Lancaster
Marion
R. K. Scott
Lemuel Boozer
Franklin J. Moses, Jr
Francis J. Gardoza
J.T. Neagle
Crewsurer
Niles Ct
Parker
Goutal
D. H. Chamberlain
Justus K. Jil
The Days of the Giants in the United States Senate
A vivid reminiscence of historical senators in Washington, praising Webster Calhoun Clay Choate and others. The writer laments current Congress while recalling the giants who shaped U. S. policy, governance, and oratorical mastery amid wartime reconstruction.
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the Giants
United States
Senate
Times
Witnoas
Chicago
United States Senate
Washington
Gibbon
Phowus
Pairiotio Simeters
Mr. Webster
Mr. Gray
Calhoun
Massachusetts
London
Buoker Hill
Choate
Webster
Morders
Wabster
Lili
Fort Hill
South Carolina
Episcopal Church
Dundleton
Hong
White House
Congress
Domoxthenes
Wisilon
Macelon
Artaxerses
Mr. Bycrett
Fred
Clay
Rufus Choate
Kentucky
Qlay
Mr. Randolph
The
Colonization Society
Thad
Reli
Jo. Curtis
Charleston
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Clarendon
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Chester
Lucius Wimbush
Chesterfield
R. J. Donaldson
Darlington
Whittemore
Rudgefield— Wrank Arnim
Fairfield
Richland
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Moston
Samtor
TJ. Doglan
Union
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Williamsburg
S. A. Swaile
York
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George Dasenberry
Milford
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James Martins
Richard Am.vitino
Sala
Barnwell
Misson
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Benj. F. Berry
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Win, Whipper
Carlos J. Stokbrand
Phil. Wzekiel
Molt. Smalls
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Charles
Win. C. Morrisson
Rumiler, Heuben
J. C. Dofarge
Alonso Jomlinson
Wm. H.W
Konorege I. Jackson
Joseph H. Jenks
Win. McKinelay
J. Mosea, Jr
William J. Brodie
John B. Dennis
John B. Wright
William Jervey
Abraham Stith
Samuel Johnson
Stephen Brown
Hol. Mishey
Cheater
Barney Humphries
Sancho Sandora
Barney Burton
Georgetown
Stenry W. Webb
Frank 2
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Jones
Greenville
Samuel Winsley
John B. Hyde
Wilson Cook
W. A. Bishop
Harry—Zadock Bullock
W. W Walker
Kershaw
John A. Chesnut
Sol G. W. Dill
Jonas W. Nash
Taurens
Chrifin Johnson
Wade Perrin
Joseph Crews
Marry McDanial
Mays
Pickenr
William T. Vield
Samuel Lb.Thompson
William Simons
Charles Or. Wilder
Sup -Goodson
Samuel Littlejohn
M. Smith
Ivan Bryant
D. C. Parner
Sumpter
John H. Veriter
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Burrel James
Samuel Nuckles
June Moboly
Simon Parr
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Largo
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Richmond
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