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South Carolina.
Governor rerry's Account Of His Visit 70
washisgtou.

Govornor pcrr, o. South Carolina. make III. FOL
'ori a,rmont relative TO his late irerv,eEsrth
r-r,.dsat tobn'op aud 'Ls JAbinci;
We we've received very cordially, sns remained an
psops ui south Csfoiips srcsp,.d tbs ssrss q ii.
proclamation, and we're dsposed 10 rveurn b thefr
Il a in T &. iva. s .s Z.
south Carolina would benceforth, be one Of the most
loyal Of the Southern statss Thas abs would resU.m
Of Governor and Presidential Gle cons 70 the peop,e
and equLiIs the representation Vt the State. gave
pTes,.d himself srst6sd Al tho eourss south CsToins
bitter or Tsysng eul spirit he @vinced srss kindne
solicltude and maSnsnimiiy, Tbs whole dsiegs-
and abity OF bs Eicellepy His political views
sEprrsssd 70 Ne we're those patriot aud siates-
man. lie Wished 20 see The country once more quiet
psscesblr, happy and prosr srou' In regard to the
relative povtrs Of the STATE and the FEDERAL Govern
long expressed 10 south csroiia. il. "a. equsliy
opposed 10 the centraihAtion and consolidation Of
pSsu in copsre- ~ evs 10 the secession Of the
state decide Who shall he ALLOW ed to vote in the
state. Any siempt on the part Of ConsIe's 10 con-
troll the elective iIhnehis- Of rtAts would he
-sTr.niable usurpAuon. n. expressed All ardent
.ish ~ see ,he Constitution OF South Csolins popu-
squsliz ns the political Of the upper aud lover
county siviuG the election Of Govet.or to the poo
Ps and .so the election OF electors Of fresdsnt and
On leaving the Prssidspt he requested ne 70 call
IL. zane inionnsuon had given His hIeellrucy Ia
South C.toln. nj. | aid q esmp.ay, Win ns
1svs him WITH regard y ths pshaes Of ssuth Caro-
90 lie H,sorssy .GsS.r,l, NJ. spsi he sIpss.s.l
hinssf ss, prtssd and mertihsd ~ my speech made
!. ". % =. = z JAY b., :ssa al'.o-:I "a 'h..
ss pc It too. sas ,.@p.1 FEM m; as
( told M ss.Ad What thr Attorney General had
| said He replied | read your speoch this morning
| suentlNoIy, and eonsdsrins the standpoint nom
yhich you made II, J think 4 syery gool oie. When
/ used W make speeches which ueTe very severely
er.ucissd in ChAIleston aud ! said 10 myself what
tis devil have te people OF Charleston got to 40 With
py ,pss.h ush. 10 >e- fork / did not ,pesf TO
J Ih,iu OF Tor tseu, but 10 the people o. N~ York.
! And su,po,o, MI Perry, you in,enaed your ,ieecH
/ .or south srolins AND not for Nsshi ugtou.
| ILs Apsra-y Gsn-rs eArtc,ss4 wish tass, While
lp.uftniuK or toostIi1ilon shOud riVe the te'.
lon OF ogrruor " The pcp' and i.ve.t him y n
q p1s e. q sppcipJng al r's's and disict 81 Gers
.lsE b. .i,'.s slJ ce-fou' NJ 'he SenAe. ! cd
i,m M ,Aeory b-o .lgsy- tc"a To ave ell the iu..
Congress and nsnheu OF lesislG.urt, 70 tas y-.op,.
and relieve Them Of the Iroph OF as-1n bling so en-
~ MAKE petty elections "hlch " nolaliy tended 10
! corrupt Hud dttnotaiss thcu.
| called OF the sccis,ar, y, the Treasury, Mr. Me-
Clllo,h, aud Wa, very much pleased With HIM 10 u
| gentleman public ohlcer nnd statesman. | "a
! Glr,hed la the ltuasurN Utice With a list OF sI-
| poutiueuis which had 10 mske doing NO, GU
dosyo,d 10 hi all the Offices with ncn OF capacity.
/ liIc.I,r pad NY respect, to the secretary OF
, War In company with the south tsIoins dclera-
lion, and onu0sVofed TO ihy before ths hlgh ,uuC-
| tunAy the lrue condition OF pisiTs ~ south
| CaTolinl. regretted not seeing General iioS ard,
| washington. Bat addressed letter To him. giving
| hun my We've in IoieT0nce 10 The freedmen and
n. HI. n, ~ sAsa sa S1'n % imSrs.
the President and his Cabinet With The I'M policy Of
| gar, isoning south CAIoiin. with ooloted troops /
| had hopsd to STE hen. ulIhoIo sh TINS sutpoet A. 1
REIN neI thr,alih CUuInLls