South Carolina returns give Hampton lead amid Union bayonets
The Troy Herald reports Gen. Hampton winning by 1134 in South Carolina while Grant and Chandler retain state power with federal troops. It condemns the election turmoil, attacks usurpation, and calls for Northern action to defend constitutional government against the alleged conspiracy led by Grant Chandler Morton and Sherman. The piece cites arson in Blackville and Florence, violence against Black voters, and disputes over troop deployment.
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Chamberlain
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Nuancock
Atlantic
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Sherman
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Petersburg
Virginia
Senate
Pastel Webster
Kanaae City Times
King of Sthode Jaland
Tyler
Danel Webster
Cireat Kapounder
Gov
King
Daniel Webster
Klim
Acta of Congress
United States
Rhode Island
Medille
Congress
Scoomip
Dorr
Webster
Gov. King
Tour
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Oregon Kischer reports a state ment of facts excerpt
The Oregon Kischer presents a long report of political analysis and voter data from the 1876 election, detailing Grant and Tilden vote tallies, state by state results, and commentary on federal intervention in Rhode Island and Reconstruction. It cites figures from the Kansas City Times and discusses electoral college proceedings in Salem amid disputes.
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Pike County
Grant
Kansas City
United States Army
Lincoln
Tilden
Ows
New
Seraug
Cercervsey
Cesar
Marylanid
Smieubanacs
Awit
West
Virginda
Romiucky
Thistine
San Francisco
Oregon
Mercory
Electtor College
Salon
J. C. Cartwright
W. IL. Odell
J. W. Watts
Henry Klipper
B.A. Cronin
Minto
Cronin
Allhose
Himeric Sod Odell
Cartwright
Odell
Lili
Kilpper Andlaewell
Watte
Sud
Watts
Apeenboen
Anid
Andress Jing Cartwright
Orlell
John JT. Miller
Jackson Penary
Millar
Miller
John Parker
Carl- Wilesmaate
Wus
Ae A
Ub. Laswell
Henry Koren
The Conspirators and the Gambler on the Steamer
Wrathful conspirators accuse a trio of thefts while a Mississippi gambler on a steamer tries a hidden card in a boot. A spectator sees the trick, the gambler proves enraged, and Senator Conkling contemplates retirement amid treason talk. A private confession ends with a pledge of secrecy.
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