Lexington

Lexington

1820 –

Documents

Registration "for" or "against" convention : 4th precinct, Lexington Dist[rict, S.C.] ; 1867 Oct. 25 ; [broadside]

Broadside reprinting “general orders 99” that were issued, 16 Oct. 1867, by [Major] General [Edward Richard Sprigg] Canby, from “Headquarters 2nd Military District, Charleston, S.C.” re registration of voters, etc., in preparation for an election to be held 19-20 Nov. 1867; broadside identifies five polling places that would be open in Lexington District, 4-8 Nov. 1867. Several months following this election, a convention that met during Jan.-Mar. 1868, drafted the new South Carolina Constitution of 1868.

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  • Title Lexington
  • Coverage 1820 –
  • Author
  • Keywords named for the Revolutionary War battle in Massachusetts, scorched-earth policy of General William T. Sherman, became one of the fastest-growing towns in South Carolina,
  • Website Name South Carolina Encyclopedia
  • Publisher University of South Carolina, Institute for Southern Studies
  • URL
  • Access Date December 25, 2024
  • Original Published Date
  • Date of Last Update August 9, 2022
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