The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-05-02
HAMPTON AND HIS WORK.
a NEW ENGLAND VIEW OF THE FIRST
YEAR oF HOME RULE. ~ -.

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! "A Ngw ENGLAND VIEW OF THE FIRST
YEAR OF HOME RULE.l ~ ey
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The Eenasrlable Changes OF . a"e,ye-
nionth-The Man VINO has madov Iadv-f' f.t1'-
SELF Governor os the Whole feople-
What Republicans Say About hnnG!he nlI'
Frospecs for ths FStu5e-Noi Oppo'ieif'n 'f
I = to AAinpsens, I'm 1eTeiocsiosn. =, 5g9 j
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s'r. 2, :. e4ar1' W aa' ep''Aag's.a 1''p .g
CHARLEsToN, 3. Q, April ~
- It is one year this week; since tne UNI
8 ted States troops were removed from the
State House, Chamberlain formally sur
rendered, and Wade Hampton became
universally recognized IS Governor OF
South GaSolina. The changes that have
been wrought In this twelgemonth are
nothing less than wonderful, and chal1
lenge the attention Of the whole country.
wear ago found the people of the Pal
mietto State, afteir: months of the most in
tense political excitement, divided into
I two opposing partiesths Democrats
flushed with their long delayed victory,
{ the Republicans embittered by their final
4 defeat and genuinely .distrustfnl Of the
future Fhe negroes saw: w:at last the sue.
cess of that party which they had: been
sedulously taught for, years; would signal
ize its accession to power By RELOCATING
them back into slavery, and awaited its
course with the most serious apprehen.
sion, The white Repn5l 5licans with esSed
the triumph of the party which NUNS; AZ s;
bered in Its ranks the sBoqrbons and irre-
eonc;labies, and locked with dread H tothe
4 future. The more Intelligent, t6 be sure,
listened With! candor to Wade Hampton's
/. promises, gave him perhaps the credit of
sincerity, but still doubted his ability to
fulfil ais pledges snd control bis party. 4
The close of the year nnds everything
absolutely changed. The political ex-
element which had long kept the state
, In turmoil has disappeared, and compsete
peace prevails. Elnanelal nal dlstrust mas
given way 70. q fsellng OF growing conn.
dence, as the stanliity OF goyernmenSs
has been restored ana a9aifs l nave we settiee
into their normal condhon. Inc rela.
tons OF the two races have steadily IN
proved, tlll 3 far better q ieelIng ls aireaoy
! reached than was ever peiore .KnloSn.
Inc people are Swoaraslng more seneetTaliy
ana anu tne5 IniySrs4i 80
$ timony OF all employers Is that tnev nave
never had so little trcuoie Win gneiI
hands since the war az during tne past
year. fhe Democrats nave haa as tul CON
troll OF che government Iortweiye monsns,
and Republicans are Tree TO confess that
their rights were never SO we'll guarded:
The negroes find their tears OF new
slavery gronndless; they see none OF
their rights curtaiied, and specla! pains
taken to develop their militia, whicn S1 was =
10 oe at ones mustered ouS W. Mitn sne ~,
cession OF the Democrasts. me Douroons
ana !rreconcihapiss nave 70. peer, fpeea u, sup
pressed, ana tne hDerai pohcy 2! Waae
Hampton has tn9mpned over an opposi.
{ hon, tlll ne y to-aa!y, as slaly ~ was ever
any man IN American poy, history, governor Sy'sa'lN
B OF the whole people.
Hne sGccess Wnicn ", uoYelnol 9AlnRSoa
mas fnns aenleyeo Is onIy 70 Ds tesss,Dga
as one q tae glss.ess pstsonS. ~ "a
OF tnel Plssenk gshslal,oaia lucy; !,e sts = ~
noss sscalt aIosass Sssss - ~ 9ut
KI'ere . man man 9s.s tlla4e YasnAn sns sstS
4 space o. 2 year SO ecoLlPists = sol9uessoa
tne parry snsts s9pposea '!lil, az VIZ ssme
trae taas ne 3ass IeSspase, aII ~, e,en nv,,,
sIenStlsnso nis .notei, nt npon n.s .oa,. oJn
organai sone8ets. .na gsstiaoS s
ana aeaIliy yoiun.eelea.py nspupnsSas
an over @ Sesss esea AZ on,.a @ mrS ~
ieis soneWlas iali;iial aatl :ne ~. SsS .S
7eyenss ana '.ouia De uVs .o1 ar. s
ssaIlLii1g 1y.. ~ tas, lena tpis'd
san; ~ iInlI t.ie paSs HIsA 1aa;n. rS p.Srhi;' s
WIZ = I!.aISs CpssYss.es g .y,1 snS GoinmS;sI
9 cans uosu III Ntsi tsalgS ~. ~ s a.;
such men as. .e4:Jhage EMeiG0n, u tnis
CITY, tne moss em1nene ne Z, nal,se hepupII.asn
tne parry n..o99tn Sao9llla sIs9l s5e!s naa
aetorley-general anoes, GnamCerlain anu
also circuit Judge nnoer hePuSncan 5 rue
2 CHIEF Justice Willard, the Nortnernet,
whom the hepaohcans maoe assGcia.e ~ .
lusllce OF tne supreme oI Isa. raor anu 'ae y.
gePecfal.c ag lsaa't llsss Ssal ~ ~
aampton inssance tpicinoseu$ " Se NJ
hlghess place on tne cpenca y. ~
Wilder, the postmaster of Golumplas .
colored man OF good stanaing ana mucn
shrewdpess; Collector Of ilnterna aeTe.
nue. Bsayton, whose heaaquarees are ~
this city beElamin a. bosemon' ene
postmaster OF Charleston, 9 coiored mar man
of good Northern eaucauon ana nign
personal character Y. q. Sal9W,n, .sns
collector OF customs az onarisseon, p
gonnecticut man ayi 6nta ana george E !:
Cunningham, Repaphcan e4,Mayol oi
Charleston. BeslueS M tnese, .i1aVe ques,
toned she negro Rhom mignss c5ance slgS
e. have. for my driver or VINO carf'ee my
bag. 50 = have sounded an phases Oh ne
pu5ican teehng. =, m. a, ,,,,,. -,
The concurrent testimony OF al lnsse
Republicans, white ano Dlack, Is .ne
mott sTeeping commenca.lGn Sa uos s.
ern9r asmpsoIs course, anu Sae Sa;d Gsi
1mpncas connoe1Se , ~ sne Una au. ,.,. o...l esd
Sesemon, o. q: SnaFisst2n r. as "Ss NarsS eS
sncateG as . pnystcisn e tas pssSatsots
ern scnoois: LOU r1ay 9ue.e iae ~ eA-