New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-29
Dec. 3, 70.

Dec g. 70.
Strictly ConddentiaI)
J. II. EvINs il. BLEssISGAME, SpartanJarah, S. O.
For prudential thought best TO presence
Cau't you aud few others down tomorrow ostensl
bly, visit State fair Can't Won get Captain Davis to
sengers reach Columbia by twelve O'clock II train
does not meet his train at Aston his tram w De al
Allston. Men will come from Greenyille by AR Line
tonight to take Spartanburgh train Tor Columbia
Have extra coach them Send this telegram to
one in Union that some men there can come also.
T. SToLo FARROw
COLUMBIA. Dec. g. 1876
Radical Blot discovered to eject our members tOmor
Bring forty or fifty men tonight as pTecantlon'
BE quiet and prompt L. NJ oins'
Dec. 3, 1876.
send up tonight ali the right men possible Inaugural
ton may take place t9-morrGT rTS can ey % f0
Come to State fair ostensiblY r. u. HowAhD'
Things restless here. Chamberlain may attempt
mand the presence of true men from the country Could
you aud others come tonight 70 1s" ne g1T o,r,,r
COLUMBIA, Dec. 3. 1876
have feiSsraphed eagle too Perhaps bad better
consolidate men Extra train may leave GreehVlae 10
'''N'' We. McBEE.
COLUMBIA, Dec 3, 1876.
W. L. MAULDIN, GreenriRe, S. O.: -..,
An extra train will leave Spartanhurgh tonight ana
must take Air Se at - o'clock and viii bold spartan
burgh train until you get there " H. McbLh'
VIII.
COLUMBIA, &c. 8, 1876.
W l. MAULDIy GreenriHe:
Make bring blankets. v IL MCBEE
The business these men bad at the state Far
seems to have been very urgent.
The two following dispatches seem to refer to the
same gathering:
CHARLESTON, Dec 3, '76.
Major J. G. BARBER, Columbia:
Have modified my views abOut electoral vote. The
course n''ip' o-i ''NS'''' - JAS CONNER
Dec. 3, '76.
General JAS. CONNER, Charleston
Tie Hunkador Club the way here fOf row tO-mOr-
io" ''0 WADE HAMPTON.
Was the course Hampton suggested, and which
General Conner feared would be necessary, ex-
nlaiped by the "row the Hunkadon Club was
going to Columbia fort
! OF course Colonel PeltOn had to be consulted at
this critical juncture of the affairs Of tho Democ-
racy, and the following very ineligible dispatch
was therefore sent to him:
XI.
COLUMBIA, Dee. 4, rs.
VIM T PELroS, Eseree House; n u =, -,.,,o uov
Iiterat oigarchy roof Inefficient not whence new
tits drear abbey reprobate palatqun mDershaoIe
With lOffp
WIN its curly once occlnsion we're shattered obses
sion parcgoric imDricated when dints lot mo- Hs1
And this:
COLUMBIA. Dec. 8, TO-
WN T. PELToS Eusref House. N. J.:
nay Nv nnpco sincere oil 70 Philippe stephen diary
suet incoDsoabe absent SIN other your Gesono 1us
vernon howl queen DISCONTINUED superstructwe Tin
II il not at all remarkable that the Queen
sbould be disconnected" with the "superstruc-
ture :" almost anybody would be.
On the 4th of December the Wallace Demo
cratcl House of Representatives withdrew IRON the
| State House and thereafter met at Carolina Hail.
| On the same day, the Supreme Court OF the state
! heard rule against Speaker Macbey (of the Re
rnLlican House). TO show cause why he should not
deliver the returns received by BIN rs Speaker to
General Wallace, Speaker of the Democratic House
! NJ Macbev answered setting forth the facts OF his
eiaction and denied the jurisdiction OF the court
over the returns. What was gong on ohtsGd b oi
tbe courtroom is briefly but graphically descrpeu
Inv one of the ritlemen IN the following liSPaSc II
sent to O friend at home.
! XIII. ,o-,
| TIP T. DASygNpERG WinHsboro. g. o.
! All quiet Macbey speaking khieu zen h9ui'
Another dispatch of the same date is good COM
panioD-pieOe for the above;
XIV. ,o-o
10 ~ a Ge1e Inv express twelve thiry-two and six
Thirty eight pIO Great eEcte"snksp T TH Emory
And here are moro kilograms in regard to the as
| semblage at the State Fair:
| CHESTER, g. c. Dec. 4, 20.
| COLUMBIA, (. C., Dec. 4, rs.
JIas toiegraphod for Do 20 want them tSnige'
Dec. 4, 1876.
| n. ruo,.s BRIoE Hack Stocks, FGtryfsld Co.. -.
| We oye All safe. keep all your men IN bhbd' huu ~
home Please keep your men IN reainSSs ~ 90
| at short notice
A'"' Dec. a, 1875.
10 - ne nneasy about me- We win DO MP on TOMORROW
night No more leave our heigno9r13HD S.,S
| present orders. ,
COLUMBIA, Dec. 4, 1876.
Ktcn nonTing I'm by hundreds Hampton sure lnaagu
radon tomorrow sktrBtshihg Bring ny w pa I sun
IT seams. too, that Mr.. MantOn Marble bad fin
Ger In the South Carolina pie as witness the foi-
| lowing;
NEw.YoRK. 4, 1879.
| r,o,o0.I To4s r. PALMER, President A. Q. A. Rd;
Very Important that Marble or C0Iton Jula nIh Ioi
iron or carbon summer do II July would DO
| Answer fully. -, -.
"FameD is certainly mistaken In saying tna'
Mautou Marble was "nix for iron or carbon In sum
| haau trina Of "COttOD