The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-21
Saturday. October rs.

afternoon had an Interview by appointment With
| President John'ou. They we're accompanied BY W
II Irc''ott' tsq. Who "a hcte Gu business a Execu.
tive AGENT oi tutt Ssts. Tho rTesidont sfter the
c'stoin'o' pclininarct OF reception invited them
to he ',a:cd Wien ut cure the calvuraatiOn CON.
wPnc'I hv ,uitc nd ss, info. NUNS him that they
rcIcs delegation icm She sis'c Convention OF south
Cuollni ,cu. hith,. to prc,cn ,-t,i, memorial. Of
tha BODY rhesr memorial. h,A been very carefully
,ousidcredf In thr Convention. and hc hel,evad
they toll exactly the truth. Ono of IN,
mcni1ris- was In behalf Of ,IeGet.on Davia
"A. Il. s,sohen, George A. Traholin aud Gov. Nj.
vssth NJ ,Aid they had undc that by the late,
iptepA, nee Of the PRECEDENT Me- lns. Stcphens and
rrtnhon had already bIcn released from close con.
'tntmehr .nd'rcnjttcd 70 return ihcr home..
lie volld A. sor Gov. Mwrath ei -. nSrion or
that hg might I've released on hi. parole. .; cy could
Asurr the Prcsidcni no barn would result from such
,n sct Of olcn,,rcy.
The President replied that all cculd not b. pardon.
81 At once. The business must he proceeded With
ss''lualy. and an ciLoTt male to execute the lev.
dfcririqsiion NaH necessary ~ we wont along.
II W. stoQ common expression by way Of srguren,
In rcgsrd 80 Conogc- that such one had been par.
doncd, aud Ia WIS ilst bad ss another who had
not heon rrtdorcd.
Ihdce wardlnv rcr'icd that the delegation pre-
sCuitd no such GTrumUnt At that.
lhe Pr.sidcnt said gomtm's the peculiar locality
had much 10 do WIN pfrdoup. Like many other
thlngs Va human ai1irs W. cannot have q fixed rule
Much depends on di-cretion aud clrcums,snres n
Eetnov ourselye. we van 10 do what l. best aud
iusi, aud to SHOW proper dcgco of humanity on ths
part Of the Govominent
lldse w.Idlaw .IemGrle ed ths, they had not come
bithcr TO e1p.ess their hopcs and deslfes bu ~
deicrster nom the South Carolina Convention % pre-
sent Ihe ligrorials Of thst body IN formal manner
the ficltc. and conrto,es which Tho melton, ~.
.nir,; We would pruirr to pardon tsenU men Ihas
Iudre wssdlsw replied thst they did not deslrD
thc 6s thst NOV bciISycS N w S ,S, ,col Ng so n So &
ir the oHoiche OF tho Executive clemsncy toward
trl. ravl'ns Sail n We can rot Gov. Ms,rsth ~.
Io' 70 t ouid lie sfca, relief to him ut the prrten
lrlcc vr.dlsv thanked tho Pr, 'icnt i,r hsvin,
rC|rf % Nr'.'u. t.y yrl ms uui Ir,ulo 100.
l,c l..'.prnt nt-Ne have that "a, ,hen, untlcir.;si
ST. Huo r,,ia that Mr. Trenholm va, one oftte.,
( cen tHr state snI ,ic tio,ernucit W.
90 sidmr, ii trca on , a. ro.anittei M eHrL %
De- rlno tcu 10 depruunc the roser oi tha Govern
vne not mere cOntesi between p5tcni pii los. az
question ~ to 10 'dcto royornmena. Looking At th.
tenn, ma thc NJ Of The nation, there should to
aVind,cation Of the GOyernment and the Consttu.
uon, even n tht pltdoniug puger was Nrrcisod
Thereafter. y treason has cen committed IL our6t
,sri d,rai oven II ci,men"s should come ",tsTs
ward There vi" no m"iicc or prejudice Ia carrying
Jud 9. Waid.ew remarked thai they were veil
Rwato ~ that.
The Pt,alcnt, r,sumiuL said there may be- sops
,nl yfrrt e.. pbt ~ ~
ludre Wa,glaw SAID slthough no, Instructed by tha
Convention no WAS Induced 10 ask Whether Mr.
Jer'ron Dauh who was nov confnsd to Gcorgia.
'tr fr,pdprt Nm al tIi5t 3, I.J ,c,. wed irtdr
houi Ms. bnyi'I iul iLoy NeIe not very c1lnmenda
tiiererly nprc, d, hui tho other. vtr, rot o, tLo
rharrrier lr,li,t,ul ouo ~ iug I,u.e.-y
.ul., " .ruINv atrrosrd b., "a irg she va. a
" fIlu ~ ~ pug teuu".
oi mon. f,rl az ard tenn p i,'i tl,, l. no L,''u,
t,fI.1p 10 p,r,ctuta nor iuole /. A. ,ui,h me.
tu ,utt' fr. ss,r IL ne 10 oit ibr Goy.r,tsnt 80
,i,bi.., a, tItr ,sp. aWinit, ,at,. thtn.i ~ r.,
rrn- a. Lol takC Cu In tt, 1fcuIr va ,irconre.t
trcir ,otu ir..IIi,iIcn. Naui.rttations of t,mp,r
ni,J a,,,rcc 20 no Good
NJ. lur,r icfIn,E,i that ihry had A de,r con,
.,1.,.s, oi tho irutD of al "a, h. r,.IT,, III, wv
the .-r.lJrr, r,.rr,i,r oi, .,,,I 49, 49,. c,.
sc'6t obi rn iul, .lii,i ma, ,l.,r'c cterl ~ nstia
ii, g. ,I,'', I,'' a., - ."H a. =, . ", ~, g.. @ hatloA
ma .l a. "a o..sr .,.,t, I. "A, it.,oJ I'd eau 49,,
h,,r'o ,t.,.., ,., g. =. t' go. "a ~ st.t.t
a 10y fcl ~ N. frnfir. ~ In, In, aeCr ~
I'm th.s. c.s... r,,t tlemon a. q w.iIl a.
4 i,. lo., I'D r,, I,l,i Tn y. i, u,,,,,. , ~.
a ,iii, iu,rn,c,t " MN r,not A. s'nt
. b. yrniiru,,n no d ,n,itio ,-i. tor n,r.frrtian
% ti,Is.t 10, liood
Iulro Wnrdlas rensrled that The ton. ~ th.
II, stlapcr, gr moro favorable and dGetcut ilou
" nuat u was. iic then asked II the picslleut hat
Fttu copy Of tho Amended Constitution o Soutl
tMO'iun. OF couue he hed seen thut accept
twancil alton lie felt perfectly suistcd that tuy
itfon and prup'rty OF the negro Hil he pIC,cstei.
and SPOKE o te Great dihcu'ties OF regulating labor
and OF restoring y1siuucy, g..
The PRECEDENT thought many Of the evils would
d'Fsppear II they ugugurAted the TiRht syscn. fasl
lave protecting the col1fcd man In he prnon and
popnrty ANA he can collect lis debts. lie sneN hU"
It "a in the South. The gueftOu uhcu nrst me.
a 81 a. gF aE1