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Haile: Future chief justice and US senator duels

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By Bartee Haile
| Seguin Gazette Verified
The future chief justice of independent Texas’ supreme court demanded satisfaction in an Aug. 28, 1832, letter to the editor of his hometown newspaper. Dueling was a rite of passage for male South Carolinians and at age 28, John Hemphill qualified as a late bloomer. kAmw:D BF2CC6= H:E9 E96 =@42= ?6HDA2A6C>2? 8C6H @FE @7 E96 G:@=6?E 5632E6 @G6C “?F==:7:42E:@?[” E96 6J632==\E@\6J632== 4@?7C@?E2E:@? 36EH66? E96 !2=>6EE@ $E2E6 2?5 E96 ?2E:@?2= 8@G6C?>6?E] tFC@A62?
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Future Chief Justice and Senator Fought a Duel

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By Bartee Haile
| The Fayette County Record Verified
T EXAS History The future chief justice of independent Texas’ supreme court demanded satisfaction in an Aug. 28, 1832 letter to the editor of his hometown newspaper. Dueling was a rite of passage for male South Carolinians, and at age 28 John Hemphill qualified as a late bloomer. His quarrel with the local newspaperman grew out of the violent debate over “nullification,” the eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation between the Palmetto State and the national government.
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Texas ‘Rebs’ retreat to Mexico

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By Bartee Haile
| The Graham Leader Verified
Bartee Halie Two Confederate generals met with Emperor Maximilian on Aug. 24, 1865, and presented their bold plan for keeping the Austrian puppet on the Mexican throne. The battle-scarred cavalrymen of the famed Iron Brigade spent the last weeks of the Civil War guarding Little Rock against an attack that never came. When confirmation of Lee’s surrender finally filtered through the lines, Gen. Jo Shelby fell back to Texas to await further orders.
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