The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12
and I have 4 firm belief lawful.
Iht, ,se nosdsahss thss NJ
GOVERNOR hHAxAs FWoGLDs RAKE An
EXCELIsENT pRE9iDENT.


hnand 10 Shat stands I can't
44&ee any sob!s sc biSs Ssbeipg dulv de.
| clared elected By the people, 9nless the
Senate and fC;isa corso 10 be In aesori
| rs to that fact. and ti,e bo,,sa yo,,id n
i cosigAei not to.i.esyyise 10 hleat q falinfs q
| the people want is q neaeafi,l fletarmi,,a.
Il zion az this islS 81. dAtsrI,i1S,
1 ton as poasihfa. and n Iawfi,! ono No
other DETERMINATION eciid,efattf fS,e,Ieat
| The country. fpot nlt,uyed fnfo revoi,,.
! ton. would become peorer any bv dav.
business, yogld laupnish. e,Yr :i,nnds
( would c6nieg home % find debfscir,..;]
market. t,s- 4. ~ -.
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ca % ne Or asked Jor dartcc, ! t0ou!d hGuc
g9gi,eal g sa,s Gig ags Tedss qsgl eiiesss
% oao,o htnsseg or troops 70 determine !t:lo
s fs tsstlls g slIfii9sjla q q ftIte fsglssg-
| .aIs. coaiu hot nave given hine peter
aavIce IMAM % reier him the special mes
saSe Oh tue fkeaident ~ the case OF Lou
! S eslhns hoIe ume oe!0re. 6ut IN
So.,I Io!sn Xnsoilne ne naa the question SET
eisu oy aecision or tue supreme Court
"a she s?tase, tne nigness tribunal which
t.t:.. q saS->1-->.-, - ~---'s
.ihe oL uusy eeelnegg eyen !o> Pc. yolsaFeg
/ than,sn action III thu l1ouisiaas II
tne ESaefat COURT mad iptteroa and oyeR-
rateS tne deeision ~ the Stale SouSs there
t,'R1s naV9 geen q uoaOB eestaialy, but
tne tederai Court only intenc. ~ ~ COM
4 PliSSate. ncs 70 decide OF oyerfq e. Any
II Est is np ltls1ss ness OF snfh E12' toietf
tsqpqa encn 2sl.legtion. aIsN syeE = 1t !IgR %
| 20 20 In auy event, iNtne civil -sutaofity
iss supreme, 40 tne Constituaon declares
~ 20 2e. tns Sqpth SaNrpllna case was one
~ Tntcn }tne army naa pain DUTY.
11au yen. 6uger asked me Tor advice,
| iapo H ns4 glveq y, Lfhon!d ot coi'rse
\ lphye notineo yoptoI !py. -actidIF siumeui.
at9iys s9snattt could have been promptly
Foyefrulea4i shouid have been deemed
advisable by you or other superior in
authorltY. l1 ..,.,-.ss ,.,..,.s9 -...s ..s..-s..
- gen Kruger did not ask for my Adyice,
andI tnierred-ffom that and othef- facts
tnas ne did not desire 1t, or that being
in direct communication with my militia.
~ supesiorsi as tiio ,sSas of gSsssnine
sWho were nearer TO hin ia time aud dis
tauoe thas, AswaS he deea1ed 10 tlnnecss.s-
r5s.noas;t;,, ~ As Sca, augeslnaa ,tne ultimate
~ 1870. " y. aeSsion, anu nsa Ieaiiy
Gnnl ectinn Al, f;,s =, ttosi ~ ono
| ,sIra to embarsnss him bv.9h,,0gestions
He wes q denayfrneriti iteor1mnnS and
the lawful head Of the military admins.
tfahon within thelinits ofthe. .depa aEtnIent.
bus besldee, a knew that he had 6eent
called 20 Warrington Dor consultation
before taking command, and was probably
aware OF the views OF the administration
as 10 i&ha civil affairs ia his command.
l know that he was In direct communi-
catlQn With my st,Iseriors. in sp thorifyS in
-retefen5s to delicate sabject8 presented
ior his consideration, or had ideas Of his
own which he believed 70 be sufficiently
in accord with the views Of our common
supeTiqfs tQ eraole hinfo act intelligent
ny accorditg TO bis Judgment, and with
ousl suggestions from those not on the
spot and not as fully acquainted With
desired, fuU, to
DO free tc ret, ns he had eventually the
greater Tespdnsi iHtS ,tehH so5the lflatseA
was geseshcd as beSwaent himself aIid
niysel1. y I. q, -
yo, osa naav @ All: f,r,ber nh s.ee,y 20
thysiatinS: la.sss:,,s ,p,sssy.i
80 s ~ TRoops o'DS 'ses ADA-4'A : =
"a suei, .m.,ters 80 ~. ..,.a
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