The Journal of Negro History, Volume 7, 1922Various
History
The Journal of Negro History, Volume 7, 1922
Various
African Americans -- Periodicals
Reform Republican
Marion 372 511
Friendship 79 65
Mars Bluff 84 192
Berry's X Roads 196 178
Mullins 196 124
Aliens 72 33
High Hill 176 37
Old Ark 23 17
Cains 121 120
McMilans 105 36
Little Rock 277 204
Aeriel 130 57
Stones 62 73
Jeffries Creek 67 224
Old Neck 80 67
Campbells Bridge 151 56
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Totals 2191 1994
"It will be seen from the above statement that the reform
movement in 1870 carried the county by a majority of 207 votes.
In that election the fight was between the Conservatives and the
Republicans--the whites against the blacks. In fact it was a
question of color, for both races voted solidly. Now it is
different. The Republicans have inaugurated the Reform movement,
and the fight on the 3d of November will be between the two wings
of this party. The problem then is easy to solve. The Reform
movement will carry Marion County by an overwhelming majority."
THE SPEAKING TOMORROW 1870
The representatives of both wings of the Republican party will
speak at the Courthouse tomorrow. We hope every Republican in the
county will be present and hear what both sides have to say. The
Republican voters of the county who have any doubt as to their
duty at the coming election, for whom they should vote, we hope,
will be sufficiently enlightened to cast their votes for honest
men and an honest Government.
We hope, for the character of Marion, that, those who come to the
Courthouse on this occasion, will come for the purpose of
enlightening themselves on a subject which involves the salvation
of the State, and that each and every one will constitute himself
a keeper of the peace, and that good order will be preserved
during the day.
ROLL OF MEMBERS OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION, 1874
Aiken--R. B. Elliot, C. D. Hayne, Gloster Holland, W. M. Peel.
Abbeville--H. Wideman, J. R. Tolbert, R. Griffin, A. H. Wallace,
A. J. Titus.
Anderson--John R. Cochran, C. A. Mathison, W. R. Parker.
Barnwell--W. J. Whipper, C. P. Leslie, E. M. Sumter,--Jackson.
Beaufort--Robert Smalls, N. B. Myers, R. H. Gleaves, T. E.
Miller, Thomas Hamilton, S. J. Bamfield, Hastings Gantt.
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