The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-09-21
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The celorcd yf0ts In South Carolina hGve
created grave alarm augoHg the Repabli-
can leaders here To-day, arsd' to,stis.i1s
there have. rsieen various iEassEuttas sionB
! aad general diBeltssien of the uaeEpac-
1 ted phase tlb csaof issue has taken usidef
reckless leaders Ia charleston. Vafihus
sidfspntGhea have gc1Ieifo the leaders 90
ec:s.h @. s si,e;ssii.5 IS COT
/ GharehezihiE, eafsiestly insisting that the
negrdss must hekettsTs controlled, or the
North wiil1rsvolt at the ,Grant-G -GaHcsop
| policy adopted to Rafry the eiebtion, and
n they have also been implcred bytelegFaph
to get Ort prompt ctateuaent from aeElet
body denying thsAi &ha negsoes weDtouiy
attacked = peeceable body of their owp
| rGces for no other neahof than that they
chose to be for the Conservative ticket
The gravityinf the, caaa is heightened by
the general diserdeEl;ys sf;::. that Is 5te7d-
lily cropping but and growing anncng the
more :s.eess:.t and 10ss, since inc
/ publication of Secretary Cameron's mill
tRry order relative TO ths South. The
political ieadara Of the negroes have all
given the sans interpretation to Came
,ron's order, just as was intentcd by Grant
and Cameron themselves, and that is,
that the army Is intended 20 protect the
do in the name Of the party. Senator
Patterson publicly declared In this CITY
befofe the Cameron order was Issued
"We've got to raise h--ll somehow with
tie niggors and get the troops down there,
or the d---n rebels Will carry tho cleo
tion in spite Of u.s. spd Il was in obedi-
ence 10 this spirit, more honestly than
elegantly expressed by Patterson, that the
Cameron order wac issued. The negroes,
especially in such sections as Charleston,
where they are In on Overwhelming ma
jority, now believothnt the army Is be-
hind them, end that they can do auythhihE
necessary to carry, the election and they
arc only too really to indulge in the iarg-
est license. The danger now is, that they
will not stop Wit, Ee55i,iiieal violence. Tie
rico field negroes, the MOST ignorant and
brutalized Of the raee ia; the SouthJi nave
sSas;, become On the CON, taiie,
near, Charleston, and there 10 danger of
general disorder under the immunity that
they assume they iPossess by the protec.
ton of tho administration dnd the army.
Gov. Chamberlain iB greatly alarmed for
the safety of his State, and the Republic.
iican leaders here tonight would be glad
had Cameron's order never beou issued.
All reliable reports from Charleston go
to prove that the Republican negroes at.
tackled the Conservative negroes without
provocation of any kind, and tho result
is G Wild mob of ignorant and lawless
blacks, who believe themselves above all
restraint, legal or otherwise. Some of
the more discreet Republican leaders
here insist that sh:le Che administration
cannot recede from its position by the
revocation of the Cameron order, there
musi he ar,,dfTf,ial c5natrssction r,,,t t,roy,
! it publicly that will mako the negroes
! and their reckless leadera in the Snath
understand that they must pay some re-
spect to law and order Mnny dscla-e
that If 1t is not done. the North, innnnot
be erelied upon, to sustain Hayes under
the load of despotlc and violent policy
that sacrifices the peace. and aafety Of
half the country inian, effort for few
electoral votes, which will likely be lost
under any circunastahces.--P Philadelphia
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