The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-09
TIE RADICAL POW.WOW.
A secret Conclavc OF Conspirators in Co
luinbia.
S,ociM Di,pateA {, tie Ncu. and touriey.

once shnul1 he held in partcy,s jIoIl ~.
Jav whici st,nJs as - mn,,,mcn, r. ,ho
ranaci,v nf KaJ;r.I rule IN Gnu,h C,ro.
liz, and a constant waru;no r. tho nnn.
nlc Of The state Of What thcy NAV cxiec,
should ,hc rulc Of thc stranger cvcr he
restored
rbe Conca,.rcc me, ., - o,,.Iocl .,nd
,hcrc .y,. f,,ll ,,,rn,,,rrc nr dnlcyatos
fran, nc.rlv nIl tic cnuntics in IN. S,ntc
I'm Tho absence az Nackcv the cnInrcd
Sta,r Senator rrnm Hr,IE,ri r +, W;lIrr
occuuiod lie ,ha;r The Confcrenre yns
hoIJ wi,h closrI donr. I,vcrv aya,,,a
nf arnroacl y.. s.r,,r.i., o,oricI rio
door, 10 Ike GALLERY were nailed nm and a
cordou nf' Jnnrkrnncrs w,s c.,ahli.heI
and rnru.e3 10 H., anv one n,ss no, hay.
inc the nccc..urv crrdc.iials or Who J;l
noe wr,r in I,;s .oun,cnancc tho LrarJ nf
Cnin The co,u,,lnxinu az liza rnnfcr.
cnrn wn. yrrv btack and - mainr,lv Of
RI. J..lry,,cs yc,c If mir. trr;can do.
seen, ,l,hn,,oh uuitc , numbrr nC vbi,a
men wcr. pre,eut and took am active nurt
II, ,,,c drlijcr,,ion, Of the Lndv
Ar,nn,, ,j,c morn cou.,,;run;v cl,,oc.
Tor. y.cre pn.,m..tcr T..n fran, Ch.rles.
ion x.Judyr Wrlron C;cu S,olhronJ
Il = Chatticld Dr + |, En.nr ox'
IuLyc Vr;,h, p,.,n'..,nr Iv;,Jo, ~.r
colnn,I;n I,,tc,r,l Rn.,.r,,o C,iIo.,
Brny,ou /, II WnlIacc nr ChnpIes,nn
and lis r,,,,,r s Wallncc &c Vorr
and - Ln.t Of smaller lioI,t. of varioj
cn,nrIc yinn and Jo,iblr,l rc.nec,,i;l;tv
y,iulv ,ricI IN discover so,rn sn,,,J,,,cc,,
of shame In ,hc C,rc. ,C ,Lc yl,;,n mo-,
Who went into tho Conference h,t thore
w.s ro,I;n,, in ,h.;r Lo,nn,,',,r ~ n<.,
ycrsutiou cxccp,ino deem and undv;no
opuo.iljoo 10 Drmocra,ic rnic and honea3
government. Snrcch After snrcch was
nn,.Je in ,ho Cnnrcrruc. no,, i, -, mm' ,,,,
Inr,nra 49, If ,Ic Joiom,,o. "w" 49, ~,
= Jcnn cn,.,,;rocy aa,;r., ,,o ,,noi, r,',,ti nmi
,hau r. fr.n,;nd ou,I"r., nI",' .nI rc"pe, anu
u,,,Ij rrn,, ;,,];,,r,,,, -, H. ,'..'";nJ
wronrs 6r thc nver1as,;n,, ,,oar w.. 0'u
A.hcc,rn .,a,od lJ;lI,r ,1ron;,,d ,,o.
,hc Cnnr.r.rcn and ~ , .,'"ho 10 U,e'
rcc,;nr. m,Jn ;, smeor, ";s l",,;r.ss cr,i, ,n 10
mot;vrs wh;rl, hpJ ;rJunnd ~, ~, e c,nto tto
Executive I,o,rn;,tcc to cail t,,n ranfar 1,o
omcn ,nr.,hor ,mnrcs,n,, ,,, ~. H., oDnau,
hnrs ,l,n ,rn,t ;n,,nr,.,,,co roc H. 49,
,ud un;,,n,ss;n,nd con.;Jor,,;o, &c ,i'o
suh;ccts wh;ch would cn,no ,,, cnr oo, ,"9
md ov,ross;n,, - ,hn honn ,i,at
harmony and . ,rua nn,nnsc ,,c ,or,.;,,
tho n,,tv wouiJ charnc,ar;yo al ~ 80 80
cncjinns "'' '"' NV
Na;or Harry No,h ,c,od 80 co.ro,or
and Mile, AMI hn wnrn n,oc,nJ ,,orr,,:,
ncnt officers Of the Confcrcnce -"
Artcr Tie drlc"atcs had hoen corroc,I,
enrolIed ,hc rn3forouc "a Jn,,n,. U,Jn "'.ev ,hs
dscussion nf vor;ou. m,,,or. ,y,';,.,, ,.o,, one
ccrn thr wclf,rc nf ,hc nar,v .nJ t,,l-na
NJ lenn,b ohnn, ,o NV P'', ~ En,;a anu .".nGu
io,,;aid,;,, o..i 49,, -. - :1.'.
nnder which iho narty would ho ,'ina.J
Lw tho nnC,rco,nn,,, or ,J,o D.. r;e
and Election laws rccr,,jv M rosseJ 1I,"',b i" tbn
MonI I..u i.I'.'u. ,Je 'IMs 'e'rn.y I"sseu oy 'he
ut;ors wore ;n,!n,lucad amd "o,J aooI IT, ~
;trd = lonn o,d narmas, ,,;,,.; ,mu 'el TIL L,'1
rcsolminns hre,,heJ ,ho san'o u,". s,,;r;. eoe "e
host;li,v 20 ,hs nomoo "" sui 1 'I,,JI I;.oJ y,
ionatl, ,,,n nr, ~ ,onoo,oI "nu 49, az az
RnnnI,J;onr a,,,,rn ] nra,ors pin.n.; ",
,ros GnaIiw cnMn;n,od -, eu,.oeo .ho
roso,n,;,,,,y ~ ,n.J Po'a:o P;.'a:e.. ."coe
,no;nst H.. ,l,,;,,S5, .t,, ''I ~
jehor;n, ~ roa, 49,, p",,' ~, "'u a,i.,t Il.I
,ho Cnp}ern,eo ,no,. "s"y a "",, ,,,;, = o'ooA
IJnon rco.Se,nlJ;no bH 10 nor,n,;,,o "m;,. :"
.ontaJ . ,',mor i",eS;i;' rue N,.sI " ,a,i. tio,
crievanceur rpJ oiJ ronn. ".'S a. ,vE hEioh he ,hc
Rennhi;cnns nf ,ho ho e. u""., "m.on i,c
sntf;,r ,lscIor;nr ,i,, ,i,o ~ .,r.,, ~
and intention of the LEGISLATION bv tho
Democrats had been to preserve the su.
prcmncy of that party without any Just
cGn:i ieratiOn for the rights and privioe
leges of the Republican voters of the
State, setting forth the relative numcri-
cal strength of the two parties, that the
Republicans were largely in the majority
in the State, that the Registration laws
would virtually disfranchisc two.thirds
of the Republican voters, causing great
hardship to the masses generally, and
calling upon Congress for protection and
relief.
The resolutions excited long and
heated discussion. Judge Melton, Chat
field and Shrewsbury spoke in opposition
to the resolutions, Judge Melton speak
ing for nearly an hour and eliciling much
applause by his remarks. 1t was finally
agreed to leave the whole matter in the
hands Of the Federal election officers,
and To ask the Government to make suit
able provisions to obtain legal registra.
ton under the Federal Election law Of
all the voters in the State. The State
Executive Committee was instructed to
draw up memorial to Congress setting
forth the condition of things am,; asking
for tho necessary relief.
SEAL OF SECRECY REMovrD.
Tho Conference o1;,rrnod =. h.,e
II nclorL to' n;,,h, IT%,"ou TIo oa u. rs,, pas.
w,s ro,"n,od .u od si' 90 ia In sc"a ., secrecy
Of Tho nct;on of - ,ho Conf",ao p" s,"'rtn. h;an
yos 49," oio 49, ~ - ,"I I'S uo..'eenoe. ITa1.. w"sch
"s i"vs uT .'Th ~. m1 - 1auso .nci.on ~ io''
lows ,o,,,;' ne Gn.y ACTON 'akeh n was 20 pass
Hraomt;uo HeG,o1 ,ui;,s ,mssl",ai"s ,ne henooiican
90 n;nh, Ia 'a.,ut Hns. dv;5 ~ ,aSc sue1 nclloh
i, Me", "r Ien, "u',aeu ~ ',hne nepuo'