New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA-GOv. sCOTT's MESSAGE - A
LIBERAL POLICY RECOMMENDED.

SOUTH CAROLINA-GOv. SCOTS MESSAGE -
LIBERAL POLICY RECOMMENDED.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 30.-GOv. Scott sent
his message to the Legislature to-day. He takes an
encouraging Of the position OF affairs In this state
and gives for his belief that State
of the Union airer prospect Of meeting all her La
bEes The aggregate receipts Of the State Treasury
for the months ending Oct 81 were s3663, and the
expenditures the period AOs6ss The Governor
recommends that the gift Of land made by the United
States Government be applied to tho establish
ment of educational institute In Charleston
for instruction in agricultural and mechanic
arts. and the higher branches Of scientific S
and strongly dePreeaes secret political or
general elections have passed and the political issues
involved which ercely agitaed the country having
to be hoped that the community may be INDUCED in
much needed respite from the passions and excitement
pie may be enabled to their the devel
Opment and Improvement OF their material resources.
gives me much pleasure 10 state that assurances
have been received, both previous and subse-
most prominent men Of the State heretofore active OPP
position to the Of Their regret at all the oe
authors well for their determination to yield will
ing obedience 10 the constitution and laws, relying upon
the peaceful exercise rights ballot box to
remedy whatever they may deem Objectionable In them
tinue TO favorable influence the prosperity
OF the State; tranquilizing It's people. stimu,
credit to its enterprise Recognizing with
pleasure these evidences Of returning good feeling and
wishing TO ecprocae every indication OF an approach to
friendly relations, would reiterae the Communications
OF my last In favor Of liberal policy on the part
OF the Legislature reference TO the removal OF political
disabilities. While upon the subject OF past differ
would take occasion TO express the hope that
prominent position in the affairs state, in the
having been determined for four years to come at
there is but little propriey In keeping up political aga
ton.
DIR. soUTHwoRTH, GEN. ROUSSEAU, AND THE
UNTRUSTW0RTHy NETWORK HERALD.
NEw-0RLEANs, Nov 30.-Dr. SOuthworth
publishes toEay in all the city newspapers the following
card:
Enclosed the telegram forwarded from Washington
the 2sth INST by the Associated Press agent published
here yesterday, and referring TO me, containing what
purpors To be an extract from The Neie York Herdds
in the following note to Gen Rousseau and append his
reply: 49,
Gen L. ROUSSEAU Commanding. de-GESsR.L; viii you be
hind 9oT ne y s sa ss. the re cI pG .a
emaHAted from you. and OOise your OOeden' Ser',st -
sovruro.rr s,h ss ass s S' T. asa
eed spd repT have 20 say that paragraph you
Par annual report To Gen Grant have the hgnSr
have to add that never visited Gen. Rousseau's
Headquarters except on business and the Of
peace and order; nor uttered the expression
attributed TO me in the nierpoated paragraph OF the
report The paragraph referred is vulgar in Ian
gnaee and evidently false and malicious and Its accu'
sation contrary TO my known principles and habits,
me 1t wholly entirely untrue and that those from
whom II elnanated are guilty OF wilful and malicious
falsehoOd. Very respectfully. NJ. A SouTHwoRTH.
The paragraph alluded to is known here to be wholly
false.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE - BRIBERY
CHARGED.
RALEIGH, Nov. 30.-The House of Representa-
to-day discussed resolution petioning Congressto
remove disabilities from all the citizens OF the State The
debate evnced improved state OF feeling on the part
OF the majority Tn the Senate resolutions were hdopoa
Tho ~ hFfhe M
against g number OF members and others MI. Sweet
Republican Senator offered to prove that bribery had
resored effect the OF certain schemes
THE FLORIDA IMPEACHMENT MIDDLE.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov 30.-On the adjournment
Of the Supreme Court today the argument on the motion
to quash the proceedings unfinished and is to be
continued tomorrow.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS IN AUGUSTA, GA.
AUGUSTA Nov. 2S.-Gen. T. w. Sweeny, with
two companies Of the 10th Infantry arrived this morning
and will remain until after the municipal election next
Wednesday.