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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30
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Chamberlain
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uiion of Affairs In that State. The foiieulag n
. copy Of ehs letter: "
Expcurrvn MAHsxoR.
WAsnnoroH, March % i6Tf.>-'
s.ai sr iast.sessd ~ tAs Prseidest I. bring
diate eonsidesaiies - s y ssairs In
South CSrsIilxs & &C : mlslnE the
course wAi61, q 11fssinu and laws
Of the United States, II dssy - Me duty to take
in reference 10 the situation in that State he
finds it upon succeeding to the Presidency. u
will give the President great pleasure to confer
with you in person, II you shall 6nd it conven-
tent to visit Washington, and shall concur with
him in thinking such conference the readiest
and best mode of placing your views as to the
political situation in your State before him. He
would greatly prefer this direct communication
Of opinion and information to any other method
of ascertaiuing your views upon the present
condition and immediate prospect Of public in
tsrests in South Carolina. If reasons Of weight
with you should discourage this course, the
President will be glad to receive any com
munication from you In writing, or through
hhy ueioSote possessing your Cohuucuco' 'h"t
will convey to him your views of the i'm
pedimcnts to the peaceful and orderly organi-
ration Of single and undisputed State gov
srnment in South Carolina, and Of the best
methods Of removing them. II is the earnest
desire Of the President to be able to put an end
as speedily as possible to oil appearances Of in
tervention Of the military authority Of the Uni
ted States in the political arrangements which
affect the government aud afict the people Of
South Carolina. In this desire, the President
cannot doubt he truly represents the patriotic
feeling of the great body of the people of the
United States. 1t is impossible that protracted
disorder in the domestic government Of any State
can or should ever fail to DO matter Of lively
interest and solioitude to the people Of the whole
country. In furthcrance Of the prompt and safe
execution Of this general purpose, he invites
full communication of your opinion on the whole
subject in such one of the proposed forms as
may seem to you most useful BY direction of
the President l have addressed to the Hon.
Wade Hampton n duplicate Of this letter.
l am, very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, w. X. ROGERS,
Private Secretary.
To Hon d. ii. CHAMBEnLAIE.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

DB- FIRE occurred in the woods near San
tue last week and did great deal Of damage TO
fencing and timber. We have not heard the
particulars, and ms no one at Santuo Is able. or
has had time to write, we can only state the fict
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

THE SITUATION IN LoUIsrASA-New Orleans,
March PA general meeting of the New Or
iAans Cotton Exchange, the largest ever held,
adopted pfe1maUTe uuvt~ro.~i..iians endorsing
the Nichols government.
The Commissioner has flcd n claim In the Cir
cult Court for $4,000 for sewing machine war
rants issued during the last campaign. District
Attorney Lacy resists the claim, asking proof
that the services were performed in the interests
were issued for political purposes, and with n
v:sw to the pc uniary benefit of the plaintiff.
The proceedings Of the Cotton Exchange
meeting were telegraphed to President Hayes.
1t is stated meetings will be held by the Cham
Der Of Commerce, Merchants Exchange, Stock
Exchange, Board of Trade and the Clearing
House Association, in contra-distinction of the
assertion that business men here would be salts
fed with Packard for Governor. Meetings are
called here md throughout the State to endorse
and pledge support to Nichols.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

Gay" Mr.. Judd the Prince of Photographers,
the Goth Of April. Let those who are delaying
their visit to his rooms take due notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly. lie has taken near
ly all the young Ladies' in this town and every
one makes pretty picture. If it were not for
contract we made with n certain lady, ovcr.thir-
ty ycare ago, we should fall in lc,e with the pct-
c,,cfevery young Lady he has taken. Wcthink
his picture of Gen. Wallace, in confederate Uni
form, as p arfect us any we saw.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

Jocob II. Wells. Esq, an old resident Of Co.
l"mb'a, departed this life, on Wednesday last,
At the residence Of his daughter in Bcnuettsvile
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

THE SITUATION Is LouIsIANA.-New Orleans
March 23.-Nne of Packardss recruiting Off
GERS brought before Judge Whtctaker, Of the
Supreme Criminal Court, on ha6eas corpus, were
sent back to prison, the writ being refused.
The house of Brooks. of Boston, owning sew
eral millions of property in New Orleans Burn-
side, the largest property holder in Louisiana
and many large property holders, have paid
taxes to the Nichols tax collectors
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

Mr. r. S. Porcher, Special Agent, has colIcc.
ted in Oconee County, up to date, 81 ,GGG SO of
the ten per cent. contribution One thousand
and thirty persons have paid.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

DsD- WAKE Ur THE PEoPLE.-A spicy CORES
pondent of the Columbia Register, sends the fol-
lowing to that journal =
Don undcrratc the enemy; he is hydra. head
cd has hine hundred lives and is ioinied, and
when smashed into n million atoms, is capable
of sustaining life ad mfniium. Constant dropp-
ing will wear stone, and by impudcnt, doggcd
perseverance they nope to win. Put ON more
steam, sound the alarm. wake up the people
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

No. We understand thAt Judge Northrop ad-
ourned the Spartsnburg Court last Monday. and
went to Washington. His psesence at the Capt.
u was requested by Chamberlain and his friends
so we are informed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

Bsn.- Ii has long been wish to secure an
intelligent correspondent in the North Pacolet
section of our county, but somehow or other"
heretofore we have been unable to fud one
who could would take sufficient interest in
the growth and property of that grand and pro-
life portion of the Piedmoneregion of. the State
to help us "wrte it up. At last we have found
n man who voluntarily undertakes the good work
and we give his first effort in this week issue
over the signature of "L." We hope "L'' will
not "weary in we'll doing" but continue to write
up the great advantages of North Pacolet, until
shall all see that section rejoicing in a large
population of the right sort Of citizens and the
lands worth fifty times more than they will sell
for now.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

On Monday afternoon the dwelling house oe
cupied by Mr.. Holman and his son-in.law, MIR.
lIoke, Mt iorkviilc, caught ON frcand was burn,
10 the ground
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

Bt3s~ Joseph Thompson, Bricklaycr and Well
Digger, of .\bbevillc, who proposed to take his
cammand of 500 men to Columbia and settle the
n"ii""' "'"'ilnJo tho satisfs"'i"~ ~. oil the neo
pie, announces to the Editors of the Columbia
Register that he has subsided for the present
He says Gov. Hampton has poured oil on the
waters and he is rcposing in the profounlcst
peace and quiet. la closing his letter he says ::
'Let Daniel beware Of the day when Hampton
and We will be down.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

BD" IF any person wishes to sec a truly
excellent piece of work in the way of paint
ing, VIC advise them to examine the coun-
tcrs of II. L. Briggs, which arc now being
completed by Mr.. j.. w. Miller. We con.
slider it as good "grainiug" work as VIC ever
saw. The oak pannelliug and walnut sti'os
are perfect imitations1<end the taste dis
played shows that MIR Miller is first class
workman
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

'.THE RonnINs Box."-Wm. Bush. colorcd
man, whose name is signed to tho famous bogus
returns from the above mentioned precinct, has
written letter to the Barnwcll Sentinel, denying
that he voted Mt the election, or that he supcrin
tended the voting. asserting that he only signed
tho returns to get his money. He further says :
al Lav. ovar. .sinc. heen ao-rv that did sign
tho returns, believed IL to be wrong, and 50
expressed myself, which suppose is the reason
why have the censurc Of my own race; and ns
proof to the true and honest citizens of the
county, have been TIN &C times carried, and rs
l thought compelled to go, to Columbia to testi-
fy III regard to the Robbins box, but have never
been allowed to do 50, have always spoken
freely when asked in regard to this box what
why they did not want my evidence when
was carried to Columbia. do here say that |
have never been sworn in regard to the voin :
at the Robbins box, and, if ever l nm, will
swear to the truth
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

THAT CONMIssIoN.-On the suNec Of the
Southern Commission the n. Y. UerdM cdtori-
ally says: "Of what use, or authority. or force,
or consequence is the commission? One thing the
President may depend upon when he sends n
Commission 10 Louisiana he pleascs every dema-
goguc who hopes to keep the Southern question
open for another four years, and he disappoints
every man who wants to see the country safe
under the shelter of the Constitution
The World opposes the sending of q Commits
sion to Louisiana. and ridicules the idea of send
ding Wheeler and lioar rs n-paris9rs ~
believes tho Der""-~''' .'"'"'" wiz aechne the
s.,it.tion 70 net on the Commission. The Dem
ocrats have had enough of Commissions and
compromises. The only way to end this confu-
sion and corruption. once for all. is to establish
what is right, obey the laws, withdraw the Fed
eral troops, and leave the Southern people, like
the Northern people. free to manage their own
affairs within the Constitution.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

Ee@a- A correspondent of the Spartan informs
that paper that on Friday eTenins last des-
tructive fire occurred at Woodruff S. destroying
almost the entire possessions of Mr.. II. j. Pear
son, amounting to between eight and ten thou
sand dollars.
A new dwelling house, almost completed, the
dwelling in which they lived smoke house, corn
crib AMI all their contents and two wagons. were
oil consumed. The fire was set by pipe in the
hands ofa colored man in the shavings under tho
building.
The neiShborhood of Woodruffs has been very
unfortunate laiely,. from fire. Only last week
Mr.. Leatherwo:d's Mills, Cotton Gin Sc, were
destroyed. The estimated loss of Mr.. Leather
wood is $500. :.
Add to the fire 6end. tho depreiations Of
thieves and the SpGrtan's correspondent shows
a sad condition Of affairs at WoodruTs.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-03-30

BURGLAR SHOT AND kILLED.-Friday morning
abo!t u o'clock Information was given to the
lieut. cnant on duty at the station house, by Silas
Smith, that he had heard the report Of q gun
and saw person stagger and fall in Cordes
stret, just south of Vcndue Range, Char lesion
Policemen, with litter, were Immediately les-
patched TO the place. and found lying Oh the
sidewalk the body of Paro Garret, eolored shot
through the breast and abdomen.
Mr. Peterman, at % Fendue Range, says that
for some time his place has been entered from q
window i'll Cordcs street by thieves and bacon
stolen therefrom. Thursday he fixed u double
barrel shot gun for the purpose Of 81 ootine the
intruder. The gun was placed OH box in line
with the window, about twenty feet from the
same, and two strings leading from the trigger
tackled to the bottom of the sash, SO that when
the sash was raised the gun would be discharged
The window is OH the second story Of the build
ing in the rear, and was reached by means of n
lightning rod that ran up the side Of the house,
about foot from the window. The burglar
evidently climbed this rod, and was about on
tering the window when The gun was disc charged
-NepS and Courier.
SENATOR MORGAN ON FRED DOUGLASS was
II candidate OH the Democratic electoral ticket
OF Alabama | solicited tho votes of black men
and obtained them TO the number. Of 10 900, and
now, when the name OF the moSs-emincnt rep-
rcsentatvc man of their race is presented for the
Shethaits ei u u'strict nVe miles square, Shall
so back TO the eolored people of Alabama, whose
votes solicited and received,' and tell l<thcm
refused to vote for him. for NO other reason cx-
cept that he is colored man No, sir | can
not perform such an act. know not what
may be the opinions or policy of others in
this regard, but do know that have no policy
that would draw the color line on IN executive
nomination, particularly in The view of national
events that are now transpiring Morgans
Speech on DOuyidsS' ConGrnonou.
Mrs. ID. Witherspoon, of Yorkville, mother
of the present State Senator from that county.
died cn Monday evening after y protractcd i'll
ness. She was the mothcr-in-,aw of the Rev
II. Il. Dickson, whose death we reported last
week.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-13

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-13

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-13

EA1k1sAS NzssloS CzrIREzN,S >ocE-E-Tais
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-13

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