The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-24

HACpke AZ tne Sact8 1u5iuepclpS, US an re-
commanding this, section, Having done
sSI want the Responsibility of its rejec..
tion4to rest whefA Il Iigdffntiy belongs
Never will 4 beT oil party to6egrade my
State, or will even remotely impede the
firm establishing Of the government pre-.
sided oyer by n man 30 absolutely the
peoples choice. 1861" sE.7Hh''e f'f'a'-9f'
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~ THE CHANGR In, CAROLINA.
Fsow It Strikes = Republican Corres.
spon9ant--Ths New Hegisiatlres Cham.
'i' sfilersfa T. sruf,i.,Y ~ ea;l
Columbia Crrespordenee Cincinnati C0nlwereiai
To see large parties of well.dtessea
ladies and gentlemen going up TO-. che
Capitol, visiting the Senate and House,
calling on the Governor, chatting with
che heads of depaEHtente, eud MAKING
merry all about the, dismal building, is a
sight so new and novel as to Invite at
tention. In all my experiencG' il the
South Carolina Capitol, which has bepr
considerable in the past eight years.
have never seen lady within the walls
of that building until, this week / Thig
shows with what abhorrence the whole
thing was regarded by the white people.
They had as muohl aversion to their Cap.
itol as to q smallpox hospital. :, How
changed! Yesterday and to.dey.I have
seen Two or three hundred ladies visiting
the Capitol. Seats have beeh provided
for them as much 'as possible on the floor
OF the two Houses, and Che sight Of 60
much style and beauty among them
makes tho old lime coiored Legislator open
his dull eyes in astoDishmenEF .'T - =
Tho HolseNo of Representatives il DIFF
ferent loolipe concern from what it was
when Lash ], saw itu Formerly the DEM
ocrats had .oply from twenty-five to thirty
members, a'little Body of whites shsivvee6
or in the southeast corner and surround
ed In front by eighty orfninefS, yegitable
looking black Republicans, p'They we're
RoYYerless, to do, anything but argue with
the black mass around them, for theiF
votes made but small showingup0h the
white tide .of the book. Wallace, the
present Speaker, was then q member, o
fine looking man from tho .up country,
but utterly unable in former days 10 sea
q way out. He used to tell me that he
could not conceive from what direction
the salvation of South Carolina was 10
come, but enly knew that tho then state
or affairs could not in the nature OF things
forever eontinne. Now the entire riRRt
side of the Chamber is occupied byias
Tine looking body of,rwhite men az, you
will see in any :. legislative assembly.
What . change ffphi; the motley .croyd
Of few years ago. change for the bet
ter, IN appearance and cop6net. T.Gss old
plaek Legislature was q noisy and tuY-
Daiont bcuy, smoking, drinking, dah5iTis,
laughing and cEstlng up all sorts Of I'M
HinuueE,y ,fPpsES, N fpo trply ,loyini Afri-
can styie. Ihe Speaker had about as
1lt niHcn Contl0i, f9Vers them as1 q herd OF
issea.! NensuSky wuies; ElaioI Was the only
-: nihSA .. TpeaAef VINO coaid ffSiu them With
th'tne oounds ofhnyshsng like daeehcy';
hne otAets, like i4sess Hh9, ts,el sneeu man
WE !p2t {mRSta Phyalcai @ OF, intellectual
aorce, coula G2 nothing but rap and yell.
9fownius Ssier oise: ;|T7::ss. sbe se!n!ashe
aig,oWn ipaEing! a1Ai s's''is !l!r'oTilg
- itsntihowithe pody Is. SO we'll behaved
{Ss,P sAhflR Re, tae oppferYef the first moment
ne enters: Hp2n, the right, as I have
stateu. every SCAT tsave TWO or 'thfee) are
occ9pied oy' SVhateuiuIi. sUpon the LETT
nait the seats,ialegpannnts and she QtheIs
ht9 ssts1Pie Psy.tsa9po ftnirty cFal !acf
Step to the 'front.' ana look fifst tb5thSs
Democratic and then tbjs RAn,ih,;ea,I 4
side. The contrast is overgioworihr, ) !. !
7osYesterday. Ls passed by, ChsmbaFla,A'p .
aRd lis hos5bod s SsSS sns enc
he7hallMaye IwEs AIlga SSiiSSH RtfI6Ra SIS
boxes. Thd,tpeoplo iiAssg byiiauae sav,,
.TThechief Of the oerpet,bar9ars Ia roinS. !,
let us give thanks,b TYcs he daiiy and
nightly walks the estreets without fear and .nitd
s:ichout insult, which ils could not p6ssii
bly, have done whileeatte5a1pt;np: tc lforea
his claims TO the eiitica of, Governor. 1It
was Characteristic. aa, the leader ofTthe
blacks and ass Governof. set up by iheir
votes, If set up at all, that called Lforti,
such deadly hostility. and NOT Citan3tap.
hin aa citizen. Ks a Tcitisaal alhe cnuld
eetias S S o i is Sa,Ssy enc
naxt mat1IIbrit shouldI heSnraf,cht"off r. intr mr.
politics again and lfyoo aboussFheI ststs
spoakipe To and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q Hack s;tsl
The <a,ees;ailg }hostilits tsn,IiA brsssE' .n,,,
again,t. The hiu,plsIArnthi is,,, shs,.ssL;te,
believe thattbev yhavh,eiIhar th. .bS.,,H
der the e;6oyernrSa tjie .biacf,ss ~ -, =,
TOP. h. 'Sisl 4 80 ~ i.1,1;.1-' -. - -,
/ ~, q, = 8 3 VI
sisf dispatch to Ito ,SsIss aaa cSaSss:. g. Sss
from Blackville, s.. q, gives The EolloWinril n
account of murder Committed near ffiaSi
1pIace , g,, i,,s,, ,,;,,,s .'1'.'f, 8 ,
brutal murder vas con CONN; tyvl
aud a half miles, from fhis nleos, onfsSss
urdey afternoon, the 9th fnsfans.. nj;
wbn @Ioiessda hss han man Eas one Ibomes kataa