SC Governors – John Peter Richardson, Jr., 1886-1890
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Biographical Overview
Education
Occupation
Major Events & Accomplishments, First Term, 1886–1888
- Thomas G. Clemson's will, which left funds for the creation of a new college, was validated by the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals.
Major Events & Accomplishments, Second Term, 1888–1890
- 1890 – The Farmer's Association became a powerful political force in South Carolina
Other Government Positions
- South Carolina House of Representatives
- South Carolina Senate, 1865-1867
- Treasurer of South Carolina, 1878-1886
Other Accomplishments, Honors, Distinctions
- Richardson served on the staff of Confederate General James Cantey from 1862-1865.
- Winthrop's Richardson Hall was named for Governor John Peter Richardson, Jr.
- Elmswood Plantation was Richardson's home.
Election Results, First Term
- On November 2, 1886, Richardson elected without opposition. He received 33,114 votes.
Election Results, Second Term
- On November 6, 1888, Governor Richardson was reelected without opposition. He received 58,730 votes.
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