The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-18
SOUTH CAROLINA.


SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or the HERALD
Delishs Of the Whites MT the Result eftAe Re-
cent Electi0ns-Co ust formation auA CHARM
Of tho Radicais-Senor ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Of General Canby-Order for che Election.
CHARLESTON. 8 C, Oct IL. 1867.
The result Of the recent elections in Ohio and Penn
sylvania caused ber less astonishment than delight
The change overwhelming that many were slow
in besvsy The ant telsgraphic sooounta As the Ass
patches butletned the excitement increased and
In the evening The Newspaper onicss visited BY
crowds anxioes hear the --latest returna The
general expression WAS "what rsbuks 10 the radi-
calsn Ono prominent speaker believed the South
would allowed representation at the coming session
Of Congress without conditions Tho reconstruction
and the fearful prospect Of negro rule which accom-
panied them had been signally condemned
The verdict OF the Northern people, it was
thought, could not fail TO DO unanimous
against the abolition OF the white mans government,
and the establishment In its place Of nneducated negro
rule The negroes ard their radical friends appear 10
be perfectly bewiderod. The discussions in the ranks
Of the party here and their personal quarrels threaten
its entire disinteeration convention of all the officers
Union leagues throughout the assemblies at
Columbia tomorrow, when some action will probably
be taken 10 harmonic matters aud adjust all differences
between tho leaders.
judge Aldrick one the Judges Of the Court OF Com
Pleas and General Sessions for this State having
refused comply with General Canbys Jury order re-
curing jury lists be made up OF citzeps assessed
for taxes who have paid for the current and
are qualified aud registered as voters is 20 be relieved
Of his office and another Judge appointed in his place
Senior Romero since his arrival Saturday here has
been the guot OF Collector Mackey and General Candy
The Collector has received orders from the department
furnish the cutter Wilderness which is ex
pected here tomorrow, with all necessary supplies for
| her voyage.
Cotton is coming in rapidly both by rail and steamers
The railroad deposs and wharvcs begin to assume some
thing OF their old appearance before the For the
first time since the fan OF 1861, observed TODAY
train Of cars loaded with cotton standing in the deDot
yard awaiting discharge.
General Candy left here on the evening train Of the
South Carolina Railroad for Columbia where an appoint.
ment has been made 10 mee Governors Orr and Worth
The following is his order naming day for the election
and issuing instructions 10 the registrars:
kApeuArrrns SsSSsp Ml1s r., ps ,ss1
BY the terms of the act u Congress entitled An 70
s % and he sc Of ss "a
apd n - 1877 supplementary heIet Is made The duty
registration made Of the male Inhabitants Of the
Of sSS q bs ss e. c q AMID
after sch registration Is complete to order an election 70
against for the purpose OF estao
@ os 10 ne nna and i % a ss ssa
on and 70 give at ea, thirty days notice 9f me time and
registration having been completed in the State OF South
Fns-That election be held the State of South Caro-
sss 0S the the S day Of
1897 at which all registered voters of said State
gates the convention majority Of the
Sa be for Ssvs vo @s
s , so so sn ssc 81 % Boa Of
in Sonth Carolina commencing fourteen days prior TO the
e S 3 se s%s 10 o n0 Se
days the registration lists and being satisfied that
,n from The The m and s shall
names Of al persons who at that time possess The qnlca
s Sns 0s said acts who have not already been
Thrd-In deciding o be stricken added
to the lists the Boards win be guided by the law
o. March 1867 md the laws supplementary thereto and
Fs@rhe said election win be held in each district at
such places may hereafter be designated. under he
o. The Boards Of as provided by
given to said Boards IN conformity with the acts Of Congress
Fpntll judges and clerks employed in conducting said
sworn the faithful q their uies and shall
also take and subscribe the oath OF Office prescribed b law
s The polls shall he opened 4, sIch voting places at
The afternoon day kept open during
sS9a s Ss Or q
candidate for election delegate 10 the convention shall
sr 70 epr Saes o. ne election IN any district wheh ne
EgnThe sheriff and other peace officer: Of each district
polls are kept and unii the election COMPLETED and
with judges OF elections other interruption OF good order
trlc the sheriff Of The district Is and directed
TO mako such assignment OF his deputies and other
officers TO the polling places NAV ia his Judgment best
subservc the purposes OF quiet and order and he further
required report these advance TO the
commander OF the military post In which his district Is
situated.
yinfh-vo.ence or threats Of violence or OF DISCHARGE
from employment or other oppressive 70 prevent
from registering. exercising hts right OF
voting. positively prohibited and attempts Will
be reported by the REGISTRARS Judges o elections TO the
commander and vii the and trial of the
offenders by military authority.
Ter bariooms saloons and other places FOR the sale
OF liquors by retail viii he closed from six o'clock OF the
o. he sl~ of November during
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors polling place
T. prohibited The police officers OF cities and and
the shes and other officers OF districts viii DC held
responsible the strict enforcement Of this prohibition
and viii promptly and hold for trial all persons who
may trsnsgreSs a.
Esr,nl-Misrv Interference with elections tnuiess IT
shall be the armed enemies OF the United
the act of Congress approved February - 1873. and
soldiers will he allowed 70 appear 81 poing place,
less citizens OF the state they qualified and regis
tered as voters and then ONLY for the Of voting
but the commanders OF posts will keep their well
han The DAYS OF election and viii he prepared
promptly II the civil authorities unable to the
peace.
Ttrei,n The required bv law be the
Commander the District the results this election
will be rendered by the Bosrd. Registration ~ the
ca registration recnris through the Commanders Of the
in accordance with the detailed Instructions hereafter be
1 given.
Ttir,rh-The number; of DELEGATES TO the convention
determined and IL the OF members
numerous Of the Legislature year 1861
and this numbrrone hundred aud twcnyf0ur-is appor.
toned the districts OF the state IN the
i OF registered voters.
| Err s. CANDY, Brevet Major General
| LOUIS " CuzIARF, A. ID. c., Artillery
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