The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-31
our pledges, while We would have re-

Pyssu ispuo'"..o, 'o' - ''" W. "o
. haye been secrshy paying deot we were
were g araid si5. g acknowledge The TACT 4,
that I ha such Was the pan aproposea oy the
opposition isproof conclusive tnat " was
admitted on all hands tnat q large part
OF the taxes woumo De paid In tnese cou'
-pons; and the hampton appfopriaaon
would be short TO, mat amoun9E' upless
this levy ioranteress snouia De maze. III
this connection let,u state tnae.'s-isa- aea
great error TO suppose tnat 70; only Y Seyyo
q iass seafs .aA 9As &c Pm Soo - 80 so.aad
!: pank lnIl.. q s1s T esa y,OSY a, e ;rS;s;ai
upon .ns lseasusess eess pS6 pS i easys wsrs ,tci
asclsiSn' Snt.s seoo,0SSS "a s 40 ..;,, I ;,..he
syugU sau 10, sss's r.; 80 : tha,, and a.
! a!uS :S ~ 81 s.ss = :as yls s.S;,a Tss;,sss
Ihsen :ns asa.. ,s;..sna ag tbs nsyt
= any auGsns. go a1t ~ ~ -. - - oonso,;
), y Icy : ap s on,p bsiS ,5f ~ III SIoat.
os,ssS - S Tbe t-nth { :;Ts51 ysfv maS1y
e ~ a;,;..ns hasxss ;nsSSsatsa tbe;y money
tbasa honds s;mniv toi he n,rno1,y,iIdIeed &
!, I '.:. = ,;th' H. maans' IL III, III, Ithe;,
aIi slnies VIZ 'uo .h.t ; az a.",o =, - som: @
1e, = Ano" ns' ~ 80. "Ss
psneu ~ .sss..' NJ s;apsns :" :. s.as. .s...s
opeigu ~, ,eAs' w = hH.;I - dSq ~ Is
ape 70 ask snese n,sa . saso1 = sMas .:.
.he,r 'nyes.nea.s .ss aIu !, ~. Z
Iuus ~ .Ss,, Ssn ha1s aon,;css * 800 49,
wv "aeu 'asy nsss s0"p9N1 Ns''S:ss wy st'As
~ '1'. oasn - 'ii'.a aal .A 81 'g.,sa
l., The largest number OF the IA. ]taa1,.7payeIss
pay snall an4gaues' anu. al9n. tae san
a@oun!ssl a1!''l 'le! nase = sau - - aa y
lls'slses !, !. oW,ns ~ iuesto susy saAYt
aYall themselves = tneso COUPONS w.
se'qupensiy' que lne ne. ol lueaus eN]Ss :
monnoGPoiy. ~ 'ne PHfalyiisge. Pa ana Pay snsla
taxes OF: tne raee q MY Genus Ns! on s'!e 1ne
dollar, and that fifty cents n a currency
which E necessarily es falis aeaa ~ ne nsnos
of the government ~! WINE 1ns pug sah q 'ne
taxpayers, = Ste.i 8no iaIe peor men, nave =
pay N currency o9tlal ~ uetai; Sn'
sequensly' a, upon snem alsue tsl's W en
tlre burden ol suppolung sas. eoyelHn
ment. 1t y sfil thus great - ii9lpaatlce we nave
sought 70 avolo' ana lIsn .ne only way
IN which 1t can n pc De aVoiq''esa q o9e''s ls oy
providing ie'1e ,or Whatever N aeDs we Justly
owe, ana tnen ProIi9l' , .ne pAy@ens g
ta4es IN coupons @niea Ms. San:o :'l ~
oy proyloing 20 pay sucn u - saem l's % sis
vallo' n, IL. u = i tac!;s s.da,s.
You call upon the Senate Senate to save the
State from the threatened danger, pro.
posed by paying the legal and bona fds
debt owed by the State; in other ". words d
you call upon II. the Senate TO interpose eits
Radical arm and upset, and overturn the
policy laid down and adYocatedYby Coy
Hampton. That the leyying and coliec-
tion Of the $27O, 900 to pay the interest
on the consolidation debt as provided in
Section 5th Of the; Approximation Bill Bill is
approved BY Coy. Hampton, Fl, ne , will II s state
the following facts When the Ways and
Means Committee say the, opposition to
the 9th Section which provided for the
interest, &C., and when,they saw that the
opponents of the Section. were using it to
defeat Gov. Hampton and his policy,
(which was their ultimate policy,) by ap-
pealing to the prejudices of the people,
the Committee sent a subcommittee sioi
which Mr.. Simpson Was one, back to see
IGoy: Hampton, and durge him to agree to
some ikindaof q substitute, 1--we could
find oney which wouldssVe therGNern'
ment from this certain and! impending
! danger. His reply5fto; ;=the Committee
eoresponded with such autterances as
have made him famous the length and
biedth of ourentire land; as g man Of in
| tegrity and honor, and IN whom altcouid
impI;ieitly place their faith; : Gentlemen,
he said,. we are bound to raise theamount
necessary to pay the: interest on such OF
the bonds as a Commission or'the Legis-
lature shall decide to be valid, and it
must be raised now, for three reasons: /:
Without this guarantee the, bondholders
Twill not submit their bonds to an invesH-
| gationy'but will. use them to pay taxes
which we cannotprevent. 2nd.lfw we post
pone it until next. yearit'wiil largely m
crease the tax levy for thatsyear, 'and.it
would be much easier for the people to
pay part this yearand part next than to
pay it all next year. Bird. 0urparty has
too recently come into power TO 60 before
the peopleIwith se'largeiaftax as will ne
cessariiy have Ito be levied next year,
/ if this years interest is not collected this