Crisis in South Carolina Legislature With Bayonet Threats
Charleston dispatch describes the looming crisis as Radicals delay vote counts for governor and lieutenant governor to avoid bayonet pressure. Democrats gain time by winning six Republican votes, while troops and lawmen prepare to eject Laurens and Edgefield delegations. (Named places and figures include Columbia, Ruger, Chamberlain, Wallace, Mackey, and Pepper’s era context.)
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