New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

GOV. ALCoRN DECLARES us ABILITY TO MAIN
TAIN ORDER ~ NIssIsSlPPI--NO AID DGrl-.LD
FrOM THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 19.--GOv. Alcom has
sent TELEGRAM to the Mississippi. delegation In Con-
gross informing them that he IS taking actyc measures
Ia punsl the persons who committed the murders az
and that ne expects soon 10 arrest the chlf
criminals. He adds that he is able TO maintain peace
and order in his state and desires no aid rom the genera
Government enforce the laws. No disorders are no"
complained Of he says except IN few o. The northern
border counties and confident that he viii soon snc
coed in trauuufizng that section. The Mississippi Re
publicaus here lick confidence IA he Governor aAi ie
nat he intends To apost ana Join the Deoit ana
venting passage OF the legislation ahecis lLe opdi
now pending in Congress.
4 SOUTHERN VIEW OF THE OrrEAGES-THE
REMEDIES RECOMMENDED.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-7dc Charleston
e. c. Republican OF Friaa received here This evening.
has an important throeOmn leader under tic caption
OF Is It War for South Carolina on PoaceP HE polnts
made arc Of interest taken IN connection with the call OF
the Governor for troops to suppress the disorders IN me
interior OF that state. The editor denies that these
troubles grew out OF the "oi Rebellion and that tney
exist in an the southern States The ontrags nave 70
90 with the General Government only as ~ lort JUS
pce and protects me poor But llis p, - Va 80 o..
tideht4 Win, va ~ ~ %yins+ mo General Covrlr-
men: that tire outrage5 in south carolina occur a. y
Iqrt,itiys e-o,r ninly ont Of the problem 81 race.
II Is atull that OF the deep fsellngs inns aio-
m . "A II
alarm ng proportions, ana are OF an ofSn5 .AaI',D
Tho Kr-KluE Kan has u.s. vital ioIca lh te -
ing. The eIitOr saws tIat Wheh lho N-l I .,i,st
fyed shape and purpose, IL wa directed nc, hki''s'
Gavrrnrnpnt but against the cOlOrcl ciuA-A
FSar of them dictated this From Yong NeItt
tte,, md become strong, nnd tie consegiehr' t't'l'
49, dTesded bv those VINO led the Khan. Political ter"
in followed The hlan has at last come ,o h-s' Et't
power Ol t h pv he nun Der oil tie slain
ia better understood by whole counties croucns yHo
Them and by the fact that men cannot Se Jusieo ~ ~
carts In parts OF te South they avcaD,o.ey 1opp'9
mo infstraton OF civil laws Men 10 the dlatfD'e
districts have admitted that they would shrink
firing on the hukiux lest Sheg A.li me- h lSj1
the work OF the kuhluX b. apo'ogZhs TOT l'S uo019
We are not ssrss and yet treating matter calH ma-'
say at We think eKeln great danger We az %
yet believe the er's Is imm.nen~ s.s'a l,e e1.j &
pee plate conflict ~hch Nol!i o,s,.aVe 0n-o, - IN.
Ts,,ue urgei the sending militia the upcoul Hat rr
coanse peya ed the oaaict bloody and sso-s .ol' nv
at Of sending militia te coming Of TIE shoA 81 arm.
couac which would have even more honorable lsl' sa
The editor proposes remedy the dlsarblig ~ tho
militia, because il has been nLdiscipilned ana bady OF
dcered and because presence has been regarded ~
menace in Union County When the dsalnns has tAA'b
Mace 70 brought peace. He continues:
fore The In Kan We have Prea soldiers n Ee troubled d.
tcts under y gs these ca 10 ai GOOD 1lt s' ~
declaration Law they cannot beJoad oe'a u even
remedy proposed Is 20 rid the State OF many
Of i,s bad officers Already some oI tne me- 3d 70 co.
Democrats IN tine state, 10 Is sid, a!e pehkeG 70 90
operate with good Republicans IN bringing ABOUT G',,
These Democrats say tHSy e cay s,afe They care
little what is the political name ana oIceI "
the administration OF the State. WHAT they VIII i ~
secure the states salvation now greatly
SStor anncaling IN the kindly feelings OF persons oi
both races 10 bear with each other, Tue oi''t Isrv
follows: Another remedy u thdt E,,teI d.iu,ics
Aid south Carolina by removing all pOlitIeal
FINALLY We come 10 the great remedy Ior eAi''hs e's
aud that 10 the schOorhous.