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Domestic News
October 10, 1889
The Newberry Herald And News
Newberry, Newberry County, South Carolina
What is this article about?
Hon. Ben Terrell delivered an eloquent speech to a crowd of 2,500 in Barnwell on October 4, the largest assembly there since Hampton's days in 1876, delighting alliance men and earning cheers throughout.
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MR. TERRELL IN BARNWELL.
He Addresses the Largest Meeting There Since the Days of '76.
[Special to the Register.]
BARNWELL, October 4.—Hon. Ben Terrell spoke here to-day to fully twenty-five hundred people. It was the largest crowd assembled here since Hampton days in '76. The stage was tastefully decorated with cotton bagging and native products of every kind.
Mr. Terrell spoke eloquently, and he was cheered during his whole speech. The alliance men were delighted with his talk. Terrell to-day was the Hampton of '76.
He Addresses the Largest Meeting There Since the Days of '76.
[Special to the Register.]
BARNWELL, October 4.—Hon. Ben Terrell spoke here to-day to fully twenty-five hundred people. It was the largest crowd assembled here since Hampton days in '76. The stage was tastefully decorated with cotton bagging and native products of every kind.
Mr. Terrell spoke eloquently, and he was cheered during his whole speech. The alliance men were delighted with his talk. Terrell to-day was the Hampton of '76.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Ben Terrell
Barnwell Speech
Political Rally
Alliance Men
Hampton 76
What entities or persons were involved?
Hon. Ben Terrell
Where did it happen?
Barnwell
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Barnwell
Event Date
October 4.
Key Persons
Hon. Ben Terrell
Event Details
Hon. Ben Terrell spoke to fully twenty-five hundred people in Barnwell. The stage was tastefully decorated with cotton bagging and native products. He spoke eloquently and was cheered during his whole speech. The alliance men were delighted with his talk. Terrell to-day was the Hampton of '76.