The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-06-06
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=. Tho recent correspondence of the Re
publican from South Carolina has attrso.
ted general attention from tho press oi
that State, aud provoked considAsaldo
discussion. The letter upon Gov. HaDop-
ton and his work was reprinted by tie
Charleston Netps ard Courier and CoTuui,
bie Register, the two leading daily joiT!
nails of the State, and copied from sfiutEaii
In whole or in part, into several of4lio
weekly peporp Altogether, the people
of the Palmetto State have enjoyed q
better opportunity than was ever befota
offered them to- learn the impression
which on independent Northern observer
derives from personal inspection. ls
le would have provoked doubt of tha
lstter's impartiality if its conclusion he'd
been generally accepted without auAb.
tion, and, We are therefore not eufpfised
to observe some sharp criticisms. Thu
portion most complained of Ia the analF.
sis CT Democratic feeling toward Halnp.
ton, and the distinction that was draWi,
between personal support of the man add
honest acceptance Of the policy he Fspra.
sents. The conclusion reached was that
the majority had supported the man
rather than the policy the past year, tIio
division Of opinion being broadly sum.
married. as follows: d $50 .7.sY
".The fact is that there are two strong.
~ opposing elements In the Democratic
party, which divides good deal on 'tho
geographical! line Of the tup country and
the low country the latter including
the counties Along the coast, with
Charleston as the great center, and, the
up country the moro remote parts Of The
State, including the mountain cotiIti.a;Ssg q
and such districts as Edgeneld, where
Gary, the leader of Hampton'e opponents
in the Legislature, lives. Broadlyspea]t.
ing, the wealth and intelligence Of the
State ere in tho low country Che igro-
rance and poverty in the 'up cnilnfry.'
AZ nesssssssl eeeneeelserse liheraliesas asss
its headquarters In the low country;
bolfbonism in the mp country While,
therefore, Hampton may receive, as on q
recent trip, the heartiest ovasions in the
latter region, it is there very much more
the tribute to the personal leader than
the recognition Of On accepted policy
which CheFisssoa yislds," 80
The "up country papers loudly pro.
test against this generalization, Which
the Anderson lNTELLIaENCER pro.
nounceg "a vile and groundlese Islander
upon the people. of upper Carolina
But the paragraph simply summarizes
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nnsrs nus ,omg nseh aividya INTO Two wen re-
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of suooI,h o .nd jn.,ii;.a IL. .no aa.geE smale
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