Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-05-05
PALMETTO POLITICS.
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life that now was, dead had once ex-
isted Sherman monuments" they
were. called - "
Ths end, of the war was not the
end OF the trouble for South Carolina.
Reconstruction followed hard upon its
iron heels, and reconstruction, with
its negro domination, has left
more ineradicable memory than the
war itself. The exotic carpet bagger'
tbs occasional renegade white man
tscallawag, he was called, the General
Assembly in, which negroes were a
majority--al this and more is still
memory 10, many J. South Carolilnita|nl
and tradition, to all,.others., Many OF
those who came back from the war
remaisod around tffeirrold places for
atime, idIY, 'wenderipg what could be
done, and then moved on-out West;
perhaps ,tiffHking+ it easter and less
suggestive of the past TO start over in
a new place, than ito rehabilitate the
old. homes, and adapt themselves, to
the> changed order. Things were
chaotic, hopeless, a.,
No' "ssn 4' -x.,sara 80 rocon.
struction. Then, under the, leadership
OF Wade Hampton, lieutenant general
=, = rs,,aai.S+a State INV and
y 'N t,.tlt es - Ia = risst, riss;t,ocro ,ocro ~
po"0,- - as.,ai,on rao,ined
phe ha'tse ."-tpe. -
tie ems y 9 eU - = s.a.s. .nau, wben
e. oa., ,antaS t,em,, selves with having
- ~. ho5- ,h;nr Mon looked
g. ~ -, ,aroro tbe war bnt still
- - ,,,s.ron. srict,on Re-
s.ro;, ~ = ,oo,,d aii white. men
t,aofssr IN a common cause. and had
sa s5,s ,ha '--Dr,sr, Denberatic marty the
80 ,an,s noSty in that state-made
~ q the agency of salvation.
srIa.da were being titled again and
,,so I5sSbbaas,aa5,ynee. ress6nablv happy
- -, n,t,ered Ground his own
L,,o and 10 tree thoueb he had not
~ ,anaaIth that wonid hermit him to
sif unseF n There came other gov :
o.,ors ~ tho old school The state
r.a,,aa. a,on, sroootbfv The whites
-, ,..,,,,,,,x.s,,,s s,,a tba negroes as a
80. ,I.sar anioved ,ne relief from
- a~.s,,,ou i,.o wh,ch ;tbav had been
a,sso,1s tb,,,v+Z uyi,bopt ,oreparatfon.
I,ou.,,,,,, ,,,a MO r,,nninS too smooth
1,.1fo,., 'sd,,ra+ion and. other essentials
,yysre, y eeolectes,. 9. !. The great trouble in
~ X - t,aj.ar,a a. Sta 70 hof mind. and
40. oont,eman,,who managed the
-, - - - i.ya.ted NO in
:. eiiss ~ HS-T ~ 90. =. ra;ryeno-
~ ~ So, s,,o ssC,st, usa The
-, - - T,ss ,ast ~. nllow in his ie-
- M E,o,,, L on. =. ,wo,.ked away
Ia ,,..,o thonart Of, school There
49,. .,,s ',,oa,,.,,, q a,,,,svs .f,,a repros and
-" w III - = ~;s,' - ga,,, u,hsn nro-
,lyoo. ~ ,sora ~ i,,r!oacbe,dI lost
-..,o.,,,.,1. ,>ron,s,b So
80. -. ssf,,,, ,,,oIr aIoao The status
my - -. ,.... ,,ro, tho s+,-
W., w. - ,s...s .ss.s,,,sa ,hers.r.. ,.san
H~esnFatnas.liyE w y,.iyBbS; iNBbS;cb tbere
- ,,.,,sa,,;t :. s.o,,,t;ocnr ,,,t;cr - T-5 =
.ha r,,ro, cross roads
- ,5ss,n;ii ,,--factor in
.s,, ,,to 30 +ha sto+e He
-, h,,4 ,,noyo;d-
~ .,,os .Lo .,ol,
III, .x s,,t,z1 y tra;, fssrr-
,,.,, ,,so,,.,,o ,.a ~,
49, a,oSs T,a, ba toni, tho crons
u, o,,,r, s+oras ,,ere socia, cen-
60, o.. r,ar ,,ho yatherad about them
4, ,a,srra ,,onents and talked The
,,,ror. nhnrcb spnoliea something of a
,oo,o, ,so for +ha woman There was
hns+,;ns ahont Iife IN those
aa,,. paor,e ,vsre, mostly moor but
eo,.,;, ho.,6,, Tbav didn,t care much
cot,r,oro;aI ndaSras had not nv any
,ao,o hooom. universal and meas
,,ramen4 OF ones, prominence depend
.t,. ,,,rei ,,nor innate nnalities than
,ran sfL sfinanc;al wealth The state was
.rnn,ns ;+sar 81 ~ e.
ponior,;, d r,,,n,.r drove in the
ov+ ,,,,o nos+ This strons bieb
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