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HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
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RUi'.I'U RE.

Those Wishing relief and cure for Rupture
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one or these fellows, Il German clerk now
calling himself Dr.. w. q. Crempicn IS Indicted
on complaint or Dr.. 5. and awaits trial for
forgery and cmDcZZicmCnt. oct2-l I'M
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familiar with editorial work. in discuss.
ing American literature, says that the
newspaper is tae link in the great chain
of miracles which proves the greatness
Of this republic, and that they are de.
serving Of every support. The editors
of these papers. says this writer
must have most enormous tasks
IL is not the writing of the
eading article itself. but the oblig,-
ton to write that article every day,
whether inclined or not. in sickness OF
health in affection. disease of the mind
winter aud summer. year after year, tied
down to the desk, remaining on the
SPOT 1t is something like walking a
thousand hours. have a fellow.feel
ing, Tor | know how periodical will
| drown ones existence. In itself il ar-
pears nothing-the labor is not mani
fest, nor Is 1t the continual attention
which 1t requires. You become. as il
were. the publication. One week is nd
sooner corrected and printed than OF
comes another. II is the stone of Sisy
phus, an endless repetition of toll, {
constant weight upon the mind snd
spirits, demanding all the exertions o
your faculties. at the same time you ar,
compelled TO do the severest drudgery
To write for paper is very well, but t,
edit one is to condemn yourself t.
slavery.
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SIScE Lord Bacon's time, what speak
er or writer has appeared who could
condense the same power Of thought.
description and truth into so brief a
paragraph as Horace Greeley Take
this for one specimen Horace Greeley
said in his Union square speech and in
the TsitsRs "Well. gentlemen, the
thieving earpet-baggers are mournfdl
fact. They do exist there and nave
cen them They are fellows who have
crowded down South in the track Of
our armies SOME of them on suffers
wagons; some Of them bearing cotton
permits some of them looking sharply
to see what might turn up-and they
remain there They at once ingratia-
ted themselves with the simple, credu.
lous blacks, very willing to follow any
whites protesting to be champions of
their rights. Some got elected senator's,
some representatives, judges, and so on.
And there they stand, right in the
public eye, stealing and plundering.
many of them with both arms around
negroes. and their hands in their rear
pockets Therein lies text enough to
serve for n bush%l of sermons.
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VOL. XXIN, NO. 81
fsiioS apes o-s---s Fta.~ Eu-s4rs-
nsast-ta sdish-wstEs zE-A


The committee male nrf5.-.. -
he Louisiana r.tlra.ls t....-.. .... ...
CATION The e.-sk- srf-s- o.. t..-
merely e'pi-i and complied ..a. ..-
turns a. reached ihesn fruaa o.. ..E
u The board. where secret -.--. 10
were held.
Lev Washington before il- ..H..l,
aud privilege c"rul.-ig,sg paiat,-l .l-
he era-afe- alJ alterations on t..
Vernon Fasish fftuu-- WasA....s
= n bsEk eKp-rl detective.
ksuner testified t,izI l.- 4! ...-r ...
whether a n-eiuaes of thr r.-..r...
BOARD comm Led tH, ff.4a. i..- ......
he d'du'L. lie ADMITTED ,laIt.I q. ..
non returns Nsge rather lzl a...I
should say that salasti.iU- a. ....--
~iih the vote oi t'laI p-ll-t..
S1estiou-BGt Eas thtr. r.. -.-..-
htng gfo-sly fsau-rIeaL A.-a.r-
Yes
Green after SsIug di--bar. fr. ....
powers ard pgViIe-- --u.r.-.. ....
tAken b~iSr- Jl4c Ear,. I.......
'ommittee. Tie tczjla-I ft-- ..s.
minute c'efE, aai las cra--a +--
PAPers forwarded ID tle aHrE ..
~as al The CMc- after fUa -.r
LatiIeneli w. there. aus a... r...
'een making srr-4r--, a- a. l.... al.
more attention % him ilau rsr..
5,her clerks. lie difa't Ea.r -....
look the custody ~ toe O. r.-a ...
Srpt ey E4m. McC1rul I'd. ana. ......-
niony ws- entirely negative.
t.en"sr Az us-rr., m.
.-sd iiis-" s"tss y css Is-...u s5-.
Ia Leui<isaa
ar. Aeunsr, 81 las Ls-.-. rs H.
turning Board, !u ta- i.l.sdf ..-...-
ienee sAy- sne uuast f..t lau.....-..
'ui THE cidl.'t ..lr-. I.le a-.f..-. ..r oil.
Board. lie tesiIle4 t4at ID. ..-......
throS out more than t-u til .-....
iildea vOies- Some voter. ~. l...-
rom The polls b. Intimidation. a.s.--
Killed, and others Bia.l. go ya.r,. ..--.r...
tieir wishes. lie ihias- isa r........-,.I
votes ~ere east :ss IiII.n ag.fr.- a..
sish @! the V0ters. T.- rsH-- .t....
examined ticIs MoolUalt. oftr- F--
turning Board. lie JsIu't 90. l..r...-
Held make erss-seas ;h- CLERK u.--
sery busy. His memory appear tste
bad.
Oreeu, the cOlored clsTk % tns .1Hf.-
ana Returning Board, aud lhe pFassl.
assistant secretary OF the Lsai..aaa
senate Was excused uulii l. morrow.
'osernor Wells Ie!ng to- .ick o. eau--
% the committee 10 hear he evid-sc-
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PiNcnuAcE in "a letter to a friend in
indianapolis Ia explanation of his re-
cent action. says; Knowing that the
presen, pretended Packard government
Is a monsirous iniqHity, and its success
would entail still further debauchery
and demoralization upon the race,
resolved to destroy it If possible.
have not abandoned the national Re
publican party but if to denounee the
thieves in Louisiana, who are fast de
s'roying the manhood and integrity of
my people, renders me ineligible To
membership in II, shall have TO seek
shelter elsewhere and continue my
struggle for Justice and equality for the
rac.e"
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THE press dispatches of last night
leave us somewhat in the dark 1t
seems to have been resolved by the
commission that no evidence should be
received or considered which was not
Laid before Doth houses in joint session
by The president of the Senate. together
with the certificates. Did the president
of the Sena.e. when he laid before the
two houses the certificates. accompany
these certificates with the testimony
taken by the congressional committees ?
Or is this evidence confined to that
sealed up with the certificates and
accompanying them only We suppose
all that remains tt lie done is to contain
ourselves in patience until more ligh (
Is bad. Among the papers submitted
at the joint session and made part Of
the Florida case are the following
First-sS1 Tnuch of the official Gongst.s-
sisnai Record of February /, 1877, as
CONTAINS the report of the House COM
mittee rn the recent election in Florida.
Seeond--Thef original report of said
committee. Third-A certified copy OF
the act 81 the Legislature of Florida ap
proved January II, 1877, entitled AN
act TO procure a legal canvass of the
electoral vote of the State of Florida a.
east nj the election held ON the 7th ot
No, enher. 1876" Fourth--A certificate
of the state esnvassers Of the election
held in November, 1875, dated .Ianuar,
~, 1877. Fifth--A certified copy of an
act of the Legislature of the State o.
Florida. approved January 80, 1877
entitled "An act to declare sne
establish the appointment by tn,
State of Florida of eiector.
of president and vice president:
Sixth--The certificate of Georee T
Drew. Governor nf the State OF Florida
of the names OF the electors chosen o,
the 7th day of November. 1916, beasin,
date January 26. 1877. Seyenth-Ta,
certificate OF Wilkinson Coll. J.
Youngc X b. Hilton and Robert Bui
lock. elected and appointed by the Stat
OF Florida. OF the vote east for Presiden
and Vice President i,y them. bearin
date January &c. 1877 Eighth-Th
record OF the proceedings and jndgmen
OF the Circuit Court OF Leon coanty. tn
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tardeEs HufiaoE-d ~ Iu-r- -.
~ Vie D~elss.- sh-ab-,laf.,,. a..
A"s"r-ti"n Illegal Aad Hss.tut...-,.
sry
A CoiumtiA, ts. q dispatch ssy.
Igdge Carpenter h!ed h,s decision ia
=heoAse Of Wm. II. walae. St--.s.-
d the Demccratic Ho.4-e or L ..,----.-t.
tiiSs- e al ~ the Carolina -ar....-..
Bank, J. CArI0za, claiufu- q. o.
he Republican stAte tr-s..r.r
7'->irsining the bauk aan p..
ing money upon checks drawn ~
-ariota a. the treasurer. TIE s..r-t
iscides-Firsi, that ty laW ih. tf..--
lrer euter- upon ihe dutie- ar l.i- . .fi,.
shen the Incoming aav--r r
IS duly and lawfully ir-..rrf.
and not un then. >seall.
that the constitution of the sac. All
the statutes require the prr-. nee fo-h
houses TO open and puili-h the r-turr-
Tor governor aud for hts ir.;a.laiisu.
ihird, that the Mackey Hsa-e. ia
which Chamberlain VA inaururai.d
HAs illegal aud Revolutionary, sud tbar
it- acls are null and weld. zud li..y -.
taereiofe not legal; that 10 Ps,lt-a-
lion OF returns bad been made. all 40
awful installation Of governor hai
-''ken place An order va aocordiuaIr
issued to-day, Restraining stale srt.osi-
tories from paying Asy nousy gPou
checks Of CArioEA, saa reslraiuirs
mat person from drawing Az eEsczs
a. State Treasurer, until lua.l d-er--
4. i--u.-d
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BEowssvIIIJ, TeHz-. F,brg.Fy g.
General Reyusitss sud several sai..--
dinate oiiieers are prepzIing IN evident
haste 20 gait Maismorsa IL j. IN
derstocd they ~iiicr1-- the Ria G-.rer
tonight aud take the steamer to-aar-
row AZ BFszos, Texas. l0r NeE ori-au..
Although General R=vue.f4- flr ssrs.
past has prociAinedihAt h. sas ae,ins.
by authority OF General DlsE. q j. na-
believed that his pretended ord---
ron Dlaz wsre net gsnaiue. zad aa-r
plundering all the foreign mrrchant.
re could. took his flight % avoid Cen
erai Canaies, Who - said d - on Z :
Ssy to take command % thIs sFautl.r
for the DiaE government. n raa-
kHosn who will command Elsa D.az
comes, but it Is feared the tortiaa.
bsDdiiu Will oome ia to-nlorrs-.
There Is consequently great e1clt.-
msnt and apprehension among fog
eigners - TO the prospects q ihs.r -
ing again plundered.
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LOUISIANA MATTERS.
Abel aud Davis, the Notorious Judge
Of Eass BATON RsoEs, On tho siasa-
How ~ Was noae

nov II was b0oe.
Charles S. Abel testified before
Howe's com mittee that Littiefield was
appointed clerk of the board os Wells
recommendation. A bel never knew
of ANY return from Vernon except the
consolidated statement Of the super
visor. The transfer of polls and OF
Vernon parish would have 10 effect
ou the election OF any candidate Wit
ness never saw the returns from Yer
non parish presented to the secretary
of state; never showed the r.turns tn
Casanave. Witae-s furnished the Re-
publican visiting Committee with the
face of returns ~ request; didn't fur
Dish 1t to the other committee; Gcv-
ernor Palmer didn't ask for the same
facilipies which were givsa the Repub-
lican committee; furnished Governor
Ptlmer all he asked for; the tabuisted
statement shown The Republican COM
m.ttee showed large Democratic ma
jority; was at the supper which Little
field described; it cost the Republican
commhtee forty dollars or more; wine
and cocktails we're drank; it was ou
the night before the board began theiI
1 sessions.
| Judge Davis testified 1 was ehiei
clerk OF the returning board, know
4 Littietield and have not seen him talk.
ing with Ex-Governor Wells, or max
lug efasurer; FIRST head the Vernon
parish returns were altered through
he papers. Investigated the pa pen
and saw that the Vernon returns mac
been altered could not lind the origin
al: Littlsfieli fret said il was gone
then losi, and afterwards said IL ~n
destroy yed; L.fi!riieId called off ia,
| figures essu.d have faI-ifisd that /
!, derired; it ~ss no opportunity fo
receiving work; change OF votes {,
two and nine would effect no eoudidat,
JadEe Dssss Tesisa.s win FepkeS
4 rssaae.
Judge Davis describes his duties q
general supervisor OF clerks. He look
ed ever the work ~ far a. possible b
verif, IL. There was so,ae irregulAri
~ about the returns from Vernon par
i-h. Witness says II the returns frou
Vernon parish tsa teen promulgated
Ties received from the supervisers. th
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GEORGIA and Texas are sble to take
clry Ut themselves Their bonds are
above par ia the markets Of the world
and this happy condition is attributable
Co au eafly overthrow OF carpet bag rule
The men that now hold untold millions
OF comparatively worthless Southern Sc
rIriJies doubtless wish that every re
constructed State had been allowed 10
revert To the Democracy
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.. -., that it Is sight worth wit
...s .a .r' the struggle between
... .aI fl-,d Toe Louisiana scoun
..| u.s. putting his strength just now
.....-. aur 9l the ablvst lawyers ever
.... Boo A.rrrra. and-it is but question.
.. ,u. trl further determination
.. ..r tJ -o down before the lance.
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~s,,roE SHgENAS thought the harlot
aa.I murieress Eliza Pinkston. much
usuEned and exceedingly pure-hearted
Woman And as for Wells and the pa
u.1,i- aud honest, and holy, returning
turl why, these men were the ers
oI Bradley and Clifford, and Strong, and
Miller aud Field Now what does this
a1is defender Of innocence and virtue
think II these WORTHLESS.
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NoErus has found many Brutuses in
Toe past tes weeks, but perhaps none
nfb keener dagger drawn than Mr.,
a1brrtson, for twelve years a Republi
lau Senator from South Carolina, " he
arose M his place tue other day and
made an earnest appeal fir the recogni.
t'u 81 the Hampton government, be
c.u.e % VAS the one honestly chosen
Patterson did not have anything to sa,
shout moral grounds.
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. r.lHrr remarkable that TIVE
Hasllhave such leading parts
.E the presidential question as
..... ....D lr Jadge stephen and Hon.
. . Ii bat 10 j, all according to
... -.r.t1n aud Is further con
aat lur old truth that blood
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turn. precin les the question, unless
both houses agree.
Mr.. Humphreys, the Florida eiector,
produced before the House privilege
and election committee to day, as evil
denee, ibe acceptance of his resigua
ton rs shipping com missioner, dated
October I'd, and signed by W. b.
Woods, judge of the United States
Ciicuit Court.
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a sstsi Aoeid.ns-essat-rf- esa
~tcs-c- 1.raI ors.

NEwoKi.EASs. February y6.-Jasgcs-
Sangefesie Was run over b . aoAl Az
killed Age forty i've ye.rz.
Joseph Svhuii MAS convicted of cuau-
Ierfeiting Uuitsd State. eoiLs: sl.o. of
having ia his possess % c0snterirs.
currency with intent to dr;r.ua
Preparations for the M1r,i Orzs SCI
ebrstion 10 this city have bven ulaac
an grand scale The ds-play. q -
intimAted, vii be unusually ane.
Yesterday the bark Adept, drauiuz
10 feet wafer, was put to sea thrc.sa
through the lstty ehsnnei zithout
delay. Col James An -re~s-zys ta-r-
is now \ straight channel th.oash 10
the shasl at South Pas. with . nh -
mum depth Of - feet.
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faE New York Ssa says if the people
Of the United States could have seen
'5e two White and two mulstto return
1 yho. by fraud and other rascaiities.
-o undertaken to make president,
a q : stood srraigned for contempt
-sa~a he House of Representatives,
-he No-dd be NJ cr'aa2n for any
'.7a-ri camniisiior Ts.c lain hand
% Fr1.ii-rls las written heir true
esaIsri,rs - ssc,.s f.stpr,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-10

...u...r confidential brokers, find
H H.. Hr w0- short on Western
.... -.r.k. forced him to cover.
....... .tuarg Ltm serious loss, for
... .s now sues them, putting his
..... 90 three hundred thousand
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-10

'-r, .s piucky, ludecd, after seven
ur .rlt years % warfare, deslitutiou
.aI .UfiaWsm the insurgentsare ready
trH-.-. 90 the death if necessary, pro
t...I their oIninou- banner po-sesses
H. HImrmnrnl significance Perhaps
Do .s auout time for the United States
g. .fy 4littiug word, when the black
H.t.< raised
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-10

.Hul examination through
.... H..- passing Is terribly trying
.u utr dispatches report him
......s.aar, Let him 90 and hang
...... Ia.vItld would be .he better
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-10

|..a,IJ > Madison Wells day
Yesterday and carried OH two re-
..... 4ts.E ku.is and a rifle cane
..I.rt.y prepared for emergen-