The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-04-12
OUR POLITICAL DEL1vERANCR.


OUR POLITICAL DELIVERANCR.
The telegraph announces the glorious
news that our political deliveruncc has
been finally accomplished, and that tho
administration chosen by the people of
South Carolina is now in undisputcd pos.
session of the State. After weary and
protracted struggle in which the hopes
and aspirations of our people were hung
in balance, and the most exaspesAting
delays encountered, the f;,al result has
been reached, and the complete deliver
ance of the PROSTATE State" has been
effected by peaces,l agencies. The pa
tience, forbearance and stern endurance,
through months of trial and tortuous ex-
igencies, have been instrumental in
wrestling from even political opponents
the highest NEED Of praise for tho hither-
to maligned and abused people of South
Carolina. Under the advice and guild.
ance Of our trusted and beloved leader,
Wade Hampton, the people have stead
fas.ly and patiently abided the result,
confidently relying upon the justice of
their cause, and exercising unrcserved
faith in its ultimate triumph. That
triumph has been achieved, aud with The
withdrawal of military interference in the
local aflaiEa Of sea.t, Caroline, new
career of prosperity and security arises
before the longing vision Of IN oppressed
population. Ten years of military rule
and domination has wrought bitter cx-
perience. It has enabled ruthless adven.
turers to prey INCREASINGLY upon tho vitals
ofthe commonwealth, and has maintained
In ascendency the vilest dregs of igno-
rance, corruption and prcfligacy. Hence
forth, ,ythe State will be governed with in
tclligence, probity and economy, and the
contrast will awaken fresh energies, st:.n-
ulnte new industries, and open wide the
avenues of an nnexampled prosperity.
South Carolina will no longer be looked
upon 9:th saBpicien and distrust, end tho
growth of liberal sentiments will beget o
stream Of immigration into her borders,
by which the waste places will teem with
fruitful crops, the water-powers now isi.io
and unemployed will become utilized,
and mechanics! employments will enlarge
the scope Of our industries.
With the contamination of our politi.
cnl deliveFanco. there is natural inquiry
as towhom We are Indebted for the vic
tory, and The tendency IS almost sure to
!cek upon :hs immediate :nstramae:.ts ts
through which IL wsSs eaante,. In other
words, Tho removal of mil.I,Y interior
ence was directly owing the action of
President Hayes, and many will doubt
less imagine that he deserves credit for
maghaninouB conduct. AS we do mot
share in this belief, We win not lei the,
occasion pass without entering protest
against this idea becoming prevalent
among our people. The neral sentiment
ofthe Ametican people was outraged be-
yond endurance 10 tho recent campaign,
when the military power of the govern.
ment yyaa naeis vi Nth such reckleaanass to
~ 60 Al = .ss.s ,s.u saen y WAS
tisan blindness and infatuasion, in ssnd-
ing troops 20 6sganias and eontfol Lsgis.
latuses, MeEe was d revolt against this
arbitrary exorciss Of official authority
such as has never been manifested eince
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