The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-19
JUDGE COOKE, AT : 4 lcAMpRE.
HE ExconTATEs HCnAMsEaLXIH, AND
GIVES FACTs AND FIGURES.
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HE ExcoRTATEs HCHAirsEak4IR, AND
GIVES FACTS AND FI6UnEs.
-aess essTcsPsads|es u issss Gsss Csaiysy.
\ AAer humorous introduction. gJudsa
Cnoke commenced on Governor Chan.
berlain. Chamberlain would not accent
HaAptee's invitation, because, ss he had
told .he speaker himself, he was afraid
that If the colored people came to Demo-
cratic ,meetings they would Hear the
truth and be converted. He charged
Chamberlain with recommending the
purchase Of He'll Hole Swamp for $l76..
600, not worth over $4,000. Tho
speaker next attacked the Ian Commits
sion. Chamberlain, Parker and Neaglo
stole all the difference between @IS0, Goo
sad 5000, 600 appropriated for lands for
| the homeless. he received $4,000 for
aiding the phosphate bill. He lin 1871
added 81 ,000,06 latter being scaled by,
CITY cents on the dollaF) to The public
debt Of South Carolina. Chaimberlain
would not allow Scott to prosecute the
Land Commissioners, because the people
who owned che lands were rebels. All
the bonds ihsued during SCOTS adtninis-
tFation were Issued by advics Of Cham
terlain. The Land Commissioner spent
|
! 500, ,000.. Chamberlain advised that tho
Land Commission could uso tho money
II The treasury. Treasury Chs;nhhssTssain had nut
Produced the taxes as claimed. In Scott,s
administration the taken averaged Oh
mills. The next four years the taxes
averaged IL mills. Of'these,s .wo years
belonged to tho administration of(loy-
ernor Chawberlain. Cardozo frnt filled
his pockets and then retired. Scott had
F.! nothing to do Will; 4. 4ss .ass41 ~
! Chamberlaiu's reforms are 8cdtpa.
Without Democrats he could not Lsve
effected aingle reform measure, Cham
berlain recently bought for &6 900, of ex-
Treasurer Parker, SIT thS papers which
implicated ChsEpheflain. EBsut lhbefssfs
Idelivering them, llpD Parker took photo
graphic c0Die5.. of AWAY nna., of. khnae
! Papers. ChantBsrlaihl procured pntsr's
dischergeias receiver, by which the State
lost 9l00, ,080 OF diinds OF tbs Bank Of the
State. $50, 1880 iweye takea ont OF. that
fund and epent by Chamberlain 70 elect
l!caneeliation Of PuEars bond win %, II. 2
Uhamberiain'e na,ae upon IL, aud sgisIieil
iChgTbfrlqin were hero to listeus --asal X
II Chamberlain received large suul Of
nonhy t$3, ,000) to hfibe q JhdEa OF tho
Supreme Court. He put the money In
| his, pocket, and never paid tho note He
| attempted 70 5ribe one Of tho Judges. Of
tthe Supreme Court Chambefiain really
was resp5nsible for the election of Moses
and Whippcr. ii BE isfs CoInmbig knew
Ing that these men were to be elected.
'IChahbe erlain, too, urged. Democrats to
Iofganize and to afni taieEselSes..h Chiti.
berlnin Is ztapohsible for the Hamburg
affair, e.iaccqpnt Of the character Of tho
appointees Of bis QthcerD at Hamburg.
His proclamation shows that he hiss given
up the contest, unless be e9nects TO I'LL
Els entire State WITH dfmed aoldiery.
But If he did you would still vote for
Wade Hampton. His proclamation 10
lMitho9t NaFrantI Of. force OF Of law.
ilans Of tSs thisf I : upon sS' the her crosS. SssT Il
Hampton's Is6al could be placed inside
Of ChambeTlain'a bsdyl one Of the Two re-
sulta would iipeYitabiy follows either,
jHhhpton's eout would freeze up, (which
nohfd mover EarAah,f or ChssakssIs!!.'s
lhody1would be kuBtea o.i s.ie 2 lt72
| chamberlain was asleep In the, cays
Shiit the Oouibahec riot Was eG;ak on.
\ judge Mzeley7w6ke himaup. He said:
/! !t"Wake a,pi saaa lack to Colhlnhial Pro-
tect the. replored people, "0h, nno,n,i
said Is tCShaa,mnb':srlain, am II must 50 N9Fth foFE
Chamberlain was like th5l 4fishman,s
hoFse.si He had ftwo g0eRh hEqualities.i
lNhen he .etaIted 1elh hell conldn'tlestoh
hitn, and when you eanght him hs, vsasp,,g
1.&drth damn. Chamberlain 10 COW.
hsd. He had; saidt that Abhsyillsl
there SseS ,s q !. rnshs end be hsaTd ths click
qfInaIats u of Eistols, VIZ sa4l. thsss, aaiG
! 1ul9s <l6bkS, bnti j saw i'd ifnsh and
II al ~ a,
lTne man with . pistol during tahiay eaqrn-
Gh5aR Rs s SRs VsIs 9Sssl S @
] sitAed % my aiEihsa IS him.. s2ts oYih z
I Jtdge CaEpsntefrhgs nn1n6ts use So.,
\ z! hiambeElaiHi I stsan 81 Ehsyst Ea hs:1a
l sbttSEE, aS tie other Jh dRss ala. 6ecatse
l,be AhSaat saatiAne5 iWith Chamberlain,
aha khaeghE mis- mbtive would be aliscorli
i.BtEued. BpttJudge Carps ptaEl IN lsllly in
liscSord with Us. L. d. Morgan, who is
I Phow cumming foe G6yernorI Iof 1Eess .YSFiS,1
/ oWns 700 nsEyp slavas intha IVES: 1ndieal-
I and has them bTapded 'stE. D. MI 60;
Il 4 that he can have them caught when they
Jndge Cooke .ahon eSplsshstasto stho.
4 co.oTad RsHPla shegsspc epuditiaA Ar0s side
SiiSf sssn1s fsiSslnIsY si3sIsY ;ads ass
Ithe spShEeats, aid aslda: .'adash iCar6lina'
/ haFa,tried three doctoFs- Dr.S Scott Or.
Moses and Dr.. Chamberlain; none, ;of,
l;them coald cure shog gdiseass. I an noT ,csS
1 going To lts.S tsstlelss,. SinEhetisa
Ichbsring;}3g Tlitb e5ldredainnif liiAld btAN,
4 Ised:nE Radical up to to-day. Iof;a9
IL Judge Cooke, continuing eaid Cham
] betlhiH hed Dagiare eii ssi2 Slsl 10