The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22
THE HAPPY FAMILY. :.
Trouble Brcwtng at washfngton-A
Chapter OF Interesting POlAtical Cos
sap-BOuavven vs. uho President.

Washington letter Of July 18th, to the Gin
cinnati Commercial, says: r%
We may or We may not like it, but it is new
ertheless TACT. that tempest is known to be
brewing in the admin istI ative cir ,les. / am
going to tell you wuat ls said among those who
are classed as Radical Republicans, with INV
inference as to tho weight that may be placed
on their testimony. 9ai
In the first place, it is considered that the
Presldent has altogether too much sympathy
with the result in Virginia that he prefers
too openly the success Of benter 10 Tennessee,
OF Of Hamilton = Texas, and especially Of Dent.
active Radical say to-day, chat the administra
tlons policy was tO secure the elimination OF
the negro from national politics by adoption Of
tne penang tltteenth Article, and leave hlm in
the native white hands, so far as local State
AFFAIRS are concerned. f@ n
n 1t would appear that Governor Boutwell, is
opposed to this. He is the outspoken tdicaI
10 the Oab.net, and all who know him well un-
derstand that he is Q man with definite pur-
poses, and clear and decided Intentions of car
rylnR them out If that be possible: and OF NOT
nelng used y e carry out any other line Of poll
cy. 10 amrDed mat the point is reached
where the ilatter alternative is TO be seen q o.
. Governor Boutwell, 10 undoubtedly very much
dissatisned With the result ct the Virginia eiec-
utmost 70 prevent the early ordering OF an
election IN Miss1ssippl, which could terminate
only in o new Walker triumph. It is not MAI
the Radicals object so much to Walker HIM
reasonabiy concluded that il the main BODY OF
supporters are from the rebel Democracy. Then
the state administration must be strained tor
theaF benefit so with regard to the eand,aacy
ne WILL, like Walker, be IN the main snstAir ed
only by the old rebel IL fiuences.
Ills. is declared py pei sous, generally we'll ln-
formed i @ as TO the position OF The Secretary Of
.ne Lreasory and the political gossip winch
circniates about him. that within q couple Of
days Secretary Boutwell, and Judge Dent nave
lad some very warm words over the Mlss,s-
slppl appointments revenue and Gust toms.
hs. A. y understood der! that Dent ''spoke as one
changes. The Appo,ntment Clerk. Mr.. I'ui-
lock, into whose hands Governor Boutwell,
has lntrustedr mue, Ofs tbs. responsibility nf
the changes inside or IMPENDING, came Il.
TOR vigorous dennnciation. Tullook 10 q
Radical, and by his intimate kmowledge
OF the South has been able to secure Radloal
appointments there IN most cases, where thev
msa had nothihE tof do nth the Methodist
ysssss Il Dsas ; sss ne .nS nroUosaa @Svssnos q
run the treasury. at least as long as he was AZ
fts head; and furthermore that he ioossS
suspiciousiy on ali pol,t,oal movements thas
.Sas sha, w me necsssy sopseix some word other
title oS ,he. Republican party. II this was sa,d.
u was certainly neat drive at the Nations
Uaion Repabiican party Of A1ississippa, which
y Isl. me. 0 osganiaation BY whom Judge Dent has
It is also reported that at sthe last twoC Csb,.
net meetings Governor Bon, well has taken o.
cAston to exprese himaeif IN the stron i est
terms 10 tavar u ..uata,niog Republicanisn,
pure and simpls ~ all thS Southern States and
les neinS rct'aasst:5 suSpiclous OF al movs-
ments that papdered, under whasevee Eulse. 10
the rebel y0te and support.
SO much desfa 70 bs trush in all the ru-