The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-02
INIlERs Z ! 3 i ON
Ap ihteFCshn fstcSE Sfsw Win GenetisI
Hancock.

essing SRstciI bi rissn atd 9s q sss 4
AiaP7 them on his recent visit North. ne
was profoundly dLisp led sisiall Geuaral
Hancock, with whom he had an extend. .
cd interview and regards him as IA tha
nFt RANK OF American statesmen. The
lJsdge states that General Hancock Is
c9ntdens OF victory In the pending cleo
ten and Expresses bis firm conyiction
4 fl1nla g ssanIf iiitgapGael lea sal
lof, uRswayed by tbs ,ofGaniksd iKteffer!s
ence of Federal oaieihiB uho would ha
II elected by the votes cast in the Northarf,
States alone. He declared that in E;s
Judgment the great and vital ;iEsheijn-
! vqlyeed IN this campaign IS the trestora.
u9n Of spirit of fraternal concord among
an American citizens, and that thisic icaii
kbest be effected by just and equal adj
mlnistrntion of the laws oYekyeli ,5aitiiS6k
]. /. regard to sacc, color or station. Tint
/ sde political clAbges anqg OtEa ahspiring
! throughout the country. but mark the
! g9nerss feactionf gsihst Those methods
psrt oisg aPa sst ssti9Psl sd 3R9
ded to defeat that benign object. BE
expressed himself as highly gratific6i BIZ
tile broad and national platform ndiopted
: by the :Sotith }. .Garoli ih6S lD6mo in
1876, and reafiirmed in 1880. He espe-
chilly commended the frat article Of that
platform which Is in.thefoli oliowtng words !:
1--we accept in perfect good faith che
thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth
aqlendmepts, to the; Constitution of the
United EtaEeS; dadepliSg aasf stAf}ti IS
upon them We turn from the settled and
fila. past to the great living and momen-
t9ls ISSUE OF the present and the futfifFe..''i
herc Inc Judge made a. certain excnl-t
payory statement os derived from Gener-
y nancocR nlmseif touching the EuTattI
execultion q. Ihe, ! udge TepQrts General
niancock as saying he nlade q prompt
return 70 theswfit ofihobeG5 corpasj EaEt-i
ep on him by judge Wyiie, setting forth,
tho authority by which the prisoner was
hela IA custody, and also the proelR-
fcsnati0R OF PRESIDENT Johnson siis.
fpehding tho writ, but declaring that he.
|, submitted himself to the Judgment of the.
.Court and would obey the mandate of
writ II the Court 30 ordered, kfter hearing
the return, by producing the body of tii6
prisoner IN open Court e isgaS 5.is asSi
judge Mylie bold the return sufficient
ana qnashed the writ.
Judge M2ckey states that many Of the
ieading ousiIiess men North, who have
ifcfUIoioTvf aoiou Witifi:tnsa nupuitniisican
party and aided to furnish 1t the .'sinews7
Of war" during the past twenty years,
have given in their adhesion to Hancock.
Among these no iastaRcesU Union Adams,
q New YORK, the head of one of the
trgest, II not the largest, Wholesale
clothing house in the world and worth
many mik:s6nssofi HollaFs.yiitg ss.5
merchnn 8 ard bank kersMhas Tfius Iesn @ ihai ahat
if the Democratic patty came ifito Hoseir' fetir'
itmight rndelydisturbio orjchaDaeti idiEas,;
tfollslyi the financial policy maintained:
blythe Republican Naturalization s.iirink
the PIT d ,s,E.
point manY. of Them have; conferred with
General Hancoc.c. and are perfactlv sat-
isled with the ssssfifntces q tfIiati he lsat4l
given them. E. .7 -
Judge Mackey. Lad long conferences
with drsi John Kellys sof New York.
whom he charseterizss. as Inc JNaric;ok Of
Amsrican politics, who, by his spiendid
partyK fegde deggIip, ands iisvasneaualed
politicai sal deity mid irhexible sfesbi1-.
ton, averted great Cz.saIiis5 a; = from the
Democratic party. He states that ar
Kelly is uniSerss II Y ffecsg zei gS.aiI ia.
e.rrlptible pubic officiai, M hoi i;ss comn.
tFSlts Of II e@ YddiTt iieis sys hhs
fetTsnchnietit aIsa fef IN is t,ancil,
adninietrati6 which. Iias; sired gti,a.
taxpayers nearly eavensntilliOn oE dolIars,
ddfiiHEdhe tpaati two YeaYsaI Thn .Ilitis.rs
says thai ramln I'D hearty acbnPgls
;sdshtial issue. ana has huuitf rs 3a ancact
nr,, az ~ {rT,,x Al Itss ~