Jefferson Pinckney

"... to form a part j 0 f the presidential election they were iu of an administration brought into power on a purely j (Lc with their respective cau didato. Pinckney. The result disappointed Hamilton; for was elected president and Jefferson waa elected vice president. The vote of the (federal party were given to Adama •nd Pinckney. Virgini gave twenty votes Jeffer- n and fifteen votes for Samue! Adama; Intending llie on for president and the other for via. president Adams hail votes; Jefferson Pinckney sixty three; The El oti os or ia 1800. Rele asel from the restraining presence of Washington in the councils, and in of all departments of the government, the federal ..."

"... Hawkins, West Columbia Lottie A. Jennings, Howell C. Jones, Summerville Mae O. Koon, Saluda Eala S. Leopard, Ninety Six Gertle D. Loftin, Alken Eugenia G. McCrady, Columbia Allean Mlller, Jefferson Jerome Pinckney, Etta L. Plyler, Lancaster Thelma L. Randolph, Lamar Mrs. Russell B. Revere, White Rock Margaret S. Scott, Greenville J. Rhett Smith, Cot- Janies W. Thigpen, J. Winston Tilton. Scranton Paul ..."

"... Maurice DeFoer, Cameron Meta Frierson, Eva Gallman, Columbia Mary Gause, Columbia Mildred Gerstenberg, Aiken Lottie Hodge, West Columbia James Huffstickler, Lancaster Francenia Jackson, Hopkins Paul Jefferson, Chester Ola Mangum, Jefferson Daniel Pinckney Sr., Sheldon Elizabeth Prince, Dillon David Ramey, Greenville Porter Roberts, Estill Wayne Rogers, Effingham Jimmy Rollins, Alex Shannon, Bethune Corrie Mae Smith, West Columbia Thelma Weldon, Hartsville FRANCENA RAGIN SUMMERTON Francena ..."

"... years has fallen short of the lofty standard of a century ago. and of more recent times, as well. It no longer compares with the diplomacy of Washington, Adams, Jefferson Pinckney, Monroe, Webster, Clay, Marty, Seward, Waahburne, Fish, Harrison and Blaine. The foreign policy of Washington breathed the true spirit of justice and dignity, of lndepondence and impartiality. Every citizen of ..."