The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-09
TRR CaAa j DIANA CENSUS.
President Heyes Eces that lis Acsaraey
Cannot % Worry ven Qgspltene9.

~ --..sss..t-ss ~ n. "a Z
a short ttnsagt fesidens 81 scyes sgas
convinced. aud it SHs no sefated inaflIese
| dEspa teiicg, aat is would be pecsssnrT IL
have tiic ee,fstis Of South Cafoiinn taken
over aga,, Mt 5ohiineiis I ieSefas osisciaia
/ in the Gtase2repruseEtea 60 Lin Itunt
frauds of tho most an1fant clinfactef lad
been openly pefpetTaiea- aud the emu.
meratofg had been nieieIi Il IL fepdrt.
| ed that Just. befors bis der tdry for Ohio
he dlsss,yed the snbiect With Gen.
Walker, siippfihte dant az tho Gems
who assured him IL tic ais,iai tests Al, .
piled TO verify the c0rTectiies uf the ce.,.
sns of pdpRkS ion revealed ttiS sliRhtcst
suspicion of fraud he would pfomptly
aeluaint bimo OF che fact wherever he
might be. In the meantime pscfe.afy
EchrrE, OF whose depastnient, the census
bureau 10 o braneh. would hare returned
to Washington md hu sWo.Ss.d be able Be-
Judge eoTectlytof che demand fjr a IS.
numert ton. III ftef Gen. Walkers yfsit
to the Executive Mansion Repnbiidari
extmembsr Of Coi,Ef eas from South Caro-.
lina. who has The Confidence of the pfesi.
dent, called 10 urge u new enst,s In; fila
State. The Pc ,ident: frankly told him
that he did not. helley6 there was tho
II 'ghtest foundations h i6w far 4 tIiA sileReti
ftfauds, aud, taklpg tilS .va te ior Phi dent
IN South Cafoiina III 1875 "a d basisl Of
calculation. being three gears md Esyen
moths before the eaEfaeratieni began.
South Carolina ought to7haYei III 1880
nearly, ifDht quite, q inilIiofs irshab-
tants. The xsc6ng gfesssnaii departed
beeiIdefed at the pEesid dents atatenient
and 1t is said began. fa real 10. shat there
were too many corFoboratiye facts aus
tanning the accuracy or the ceneiis Sos
turns to DO disputed at this Iato day.
The total vote of South Carolina In | I876.
was ! l6e, ,77G, ofsshfeh 1EF. Hayes seSeiyed
9l $40 and Mr. Tliden GO, ,9O6, The mo.
portion ofthe voting population islosie
to every 6ra inhaS Sitanfs, asi average that
bnlds g6nd throughout the country, md
by which The population iof my EtGt6
can DO correctly eatimated when theifilt
vote of that State is; known I'd have been,
cast. According I'd thisTufe South Caro-.
lima at The clcse Il the centennial. eysn
assuming that every vote In tho State
was cast, must have Ind population of
9l5,0G0, mud siHce then the increase
claimed in three years,aiid seven inonaI,s
IN only Ct, 1000. Tha Spngrossio siohai: yoto
Ihas , year .shen sl,saa ngtha Gre .zlat.,taesa
elected were Republicans, exceeded ihe
Presidential vote. the anrffhs IA hainSi
nearly 186, 900, pfesbntinE . Sopulatiofii
of S30, ,000.s The Cangfessiohal vote of
South Carolina polled in i lS7S, when not
two.thirds of the Republican vote Z 0f'
previous! years was cast, was nearly 10 n
600. This ,viewioff the census Stems to,
have escaped the notice ofttae critics.
but not Of tho President, who, rs aboye,
cssary far fi,s, cre;i y ~ sS
reau 10 hayatia StatS II En- eSths lsss 1sssoi;,,,
recanyassei Init. sgbo ,,os ,,,a;s,i,,sssS..
ts,at the accuracy nf tba nressnt @ rst,;rs
cannor M yasvs yeii nm anai,sonsd oT ,s;sSn,,s
chareirlr fbat ths pssS;j sSsia; wata
1876 ,yas r,,annssefnrsS sas ,sss s0sv
ges. and that the siss, ,isiaps M. = SgaI,sd Li is