The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-13
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

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,;;var ,;;;vs.sr n ofii Sooa r cnn oratniafe Won that
g LII {he = bss;n n;no.:nf ,yo,,r f;rsn reunIarr
session s ,yo5 fnd enr country blessed with
health and neace and abundant haryests.
and with encourapingi nFospects of aiearly
ret,,rn 'of genefali 1rosperity. To com.
nIets and maize I,ermanent The pacifica-
t;on of tho cdun, 30 ,so,1tinnea IN he and
nnt;l r. ia fnilS accumulated must re-
,na;n ii,s most inn nortant az ali o,ir ma.
t;oSal ;ntaIssts = -
: The - rnest nnrnosa ofrcood citizens
generally to. mite their efforts in this
endeayor, ise evident. . 1t found decided
ar PRESTON in the resolutions announced
in 1876 by the National Con nventions of
the leading politfcal pSrties of the coun-
trv There was widesnread ;apprehen-
sion that the ,mllsomientons results in ouf
nrogress psTa r az s q nation. marked ,by the re.
cent ame6dments to the lConssitution,;
were in Imminent jeopardy that the good
understanding which, prompted their
adoption in the interest of a loyal deyo-
ton to the general welfare, might prove
barren txTcea aid that the two SECTIONS
of. the .conntry, eouce engaged in civil
strife MIGHT NE AGAIN almost as widely
severed and disunited, as they were when
arrayed in'arms against each otner!.i''..,',
Inc course 70 Do pursued, wnicn, IN
my Inagment, seemeo WISE 20 tas pres
e1ce OF TINS emergency, was plainiy IN
dlcateoln my; inaugural auoress
me measures aaoPeea oy sae AuIa Ma1
lse.aelo. sass geen suGJeo.eu " &c. ss.t
ano saL.ea cr!s,elsI1. Any eoaise: 40
ever when men mlgns nave oeen enlelea upon l !,
wouid certalniy AIM nave enGounterea nc alsc
trust ana =, oppP99ssl5tlon, Inese measures
gere, !s I'D 70 my Jpagmepts sSc9 az @eIe mosi
IN harmony VIII lne 'Cons,i'u.lo1 ala
Ritp.is1s gsi1os'1, m ouf ,PeoPie, anu pesy
aaaPtede undes All 'tne circumstances lsp "
attain the end in view. Benehcens. re- re-
satts already aP1aafenit prove tnat tnesss
en!ateavQH eao!lta 4aIe pGt g l9e isgaLqea ~: 9
mere experiment and sno9l9 sustain
and encourage iouf. ehorts0 Already 10
the brief period which nas;eiapsedi2 ene
immeala1e eHectlyeness, no iess slan sns
lustleepr t5e course Pui4lso;, Us !.s usplS ~
s.ra1eo, ane nave an 4oi9lng I:u.: .ai:u ..a'
time VIII furnish lts ample. VlnncaAon
innne s1,, m!nos % oftne greas maJorily ol my
ieiioiWf aa.i,'.i elsisens a'.il e1nlss!&.n.ti9 .T
ndi THE USE OF THE, ARMY, ir:ie;i,s.j.
THE he6discontinuance of the use Of the
armysfor the purpose of unfolding local
poyerhrfeIts IN iit.ttio two iStatesof the Union
,l was no less; q constitutional duty aud re.
auiirements under The circumstances ex-
listing at. the time than twas a much
needed .measure.sfor thef restoration of a
local SELF government and the promotion
| of national harmony. The Withdrawal
of the troops from such employment was
effected, deliberately, and with solicitous
care for the peace and good order of So
ciety, and the protee.on OF the properly
a4d PsEseps, ana every r5gnsJotss ~ va q y cissses
OF citizens: me fesnits. tnat . nave ioI-
loWeo ave Inaeeo slgnncanes anu encour-
I aginlg. AZ sne aPPrenension o. :GanggSh! gh
irom remltting snose Ssates 70 iocal ses,-
government y !alsPeile9, ana moss sai.
ntary cnange IN tne mlRas o. me peoPle
has begun ana Is IN progress IN every
part OF that section OF the country, once
ltthe theatre OF unhappy civil strife, sub
stituting for suspicion, distrnst. and aver
sion; concord, friendship and PATRIOTIC
attachment to the. Union .:w% j,i.,..g
10 There has been 2 general re-establisht
ment of order and OF the orderly admin
istration Of justice. Instances of remain
ing fawlessness have become of rare
occurrence. Political turmoil and tur-
bulence haxe disappeared; useful Indus
tries ihaye been, resumed public credit
in the Southern States has been greatly
strengthened, and the encouraging bene-
fits Of q revival of commerce between the
sectiensiof the Country lately embrolled
in civil war are fully enjoyed.
THE NEGRO TO BE PROTECTED.
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lS aeseaon .oaSs w u,eSs H. nanst
aUlH .,,.;on nau an9etsjaSs j .th sste,u emanc;. ]
r n.tsd sracs. rod in .thSs en;6ssne,f, of their
RIGHTS and :priFilegest and / urge upon
those to whom heretofore the .eoiored
people 1ayes sustained the relation o. o.
6ondsmen, theI wisdom ana lustlce o.
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