Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-17
The south Carolina OatraSes
sage From (sOyernOr Ssott WHY
he Does Not Call out the
TrOOps.

CHARLESTON. Jan. T.-GovernOr Scot ees
I terdsy seUt a message 10 tue Legislature ln re
Ply to the concurrent resolution asking xhv a
military force Tor the protection OF life AMI
, property had not been sent INTO the Al gtsus
and refractory counties OF tie STATE, and
Why the outlaws m these COUNTIES hav,
not been brought TO con.iign punishment.
. he Governor SAYS While 4 deeply ,lerlore
the disturbances 10 which your resolution refer.
/ l can hardly venture, a. the executive o. ths
I State, 10 pronouuce any OF IT. cOhutIes not
O'rs aud refractory, UPON the reported .a>es
I OF individual outisg', and while no infaf-
4 maiI"D has been received an rl!s on. -, ia-
dIcsting anything Ike a county Or.auizA
uon Ia defy OF defeat the law, 1 cannot
~kN- VIII truth, urou any Information iu
! IA my possession that IN aHy seeiiOp OF The
State that ule Lave are rot executed; tor not a
Jingle case ha> been repoTtcd in which TIE on
cets OF the law have been resisted IA tl.,. .I,.
charge oi their duties. There l. no invasion
which am called on to rvEel. no insurrec,iof
Which d am called on 10 suppress. But n Their.
VA aLy portion oil the state in which ,saicuc.
? enc ~oIderS were % general a. O. dssrIa tie
POWER Oi Vie 'lEii courts. must saw frankly that
( have no such militia force would be c5uFe-
J tent 10 SUPPLIES them, and a had ! have no
meals TO Place and maintain such q fore.
4 IN The field. u by fhe outlaws, Who have
} not been brought to condigu Iuut,hu,eut
Won mean those individual. who have
lately IeTpetrsted the Outrases the counties
| OF NJ srtanburg and Il iOn. I can only cav thai
! every effort has been madc that osnld l.SFaII,
be made by the Executive 10 discover these
criminals and bring them 20 A speedy trial
! a.
the state ought to be sufficient. and Il !.
nv determination that II rhall be sur-
Gent 60 protect the per-on aud irOpeFtv
of every aud airy citizen OF the State. however
humble, friendless or obnoxious. 4 canuot
bring mysslf 10 contemplate the use OF AZ
armed force TO punish ind VI dual violation of tue
law IN . time OF profound peace. Such remed,
would be a. bad ~ the dise see, and would be
. public declaration that there was no civil
government IN SOsth Carolina, and that We are
living in a condition of socixl ANARCHY. 4 am
. nd x nae .NGr 49,. ss-
THIS State and in reverence for the priuciples q,
constitutional liberty, which are the vital force
OF true republicaRsm, to see that the law 10
duly enforced before I resort 70 other aud
I dangerous powers. . dare not aud viii not az
sume that justice cannot be administered until
The fort has been made and the failure eri-
dent IL =, therefore. NV Intention to see thai
The law 10 enforced, and when I fal In tns
enoft, I viii unhestatingiy call upOn Won
Tor the extraordinary powers 90 VIII IA
society must resort for self protection. Bgt Al
present, would call your attention 10 the fact
Mat all the eases OF reported violence are indi-
sldnal violations IT the law; that none OF them
h.ve assumed the character of public cOmbna-
nons against the law, and that they are within
he regular Jurisdiction Of the Grim ima' courfs
The Governor concludes b. suggesting tn a.
nfes ior m"rs vigorous complete and Efficient
administration" criminal Justice.
HE Suspected Albany Express Rob
SARATOGA Jan. E.-Fiikins, the ,uspect.d
Albany express robber and attempted a. i.,iu.
wa. caught last night az sharon. lie denies
That lac comistted the crime. and asserts that
ne can prove Lis innocence. lie declares he
eft Albauv on account of suspicion against him
lie will be taken to Albany tonight.
Lock mp In Money In New York.
NV ORR, Jan. 1.-THE lock up In money
was made quite apparent to-day by the J.Osi-
tons OF the hanks At the clearing house. The
Mechanics Bank was a creditor TO the enor-
nous amount of ~ $40 900; the Broadway CT,
Bank, Fourth, Phoenix, IIepublic an1 Cont,
mental, ali have large hank accounts.
The Senetsrfa1 Contest In Jersey.
TRENTON. Jan. IA joint republican can
Gus will be held this evening tor the nominssio,
OF nited States Senator. The excitement
continued, with no material change In tie
prospects VI The candidates.
Sailing 81 the %. Dsminge Expe-
aftt0D.
NV YORK, Jan. 1.-THE San Domingo Com.
nissioners went aboard the Tennessee this
iefenooD, and have probably sailed by now.
Re-electies or senator WorrtlI.
AUGUSTA, Ms., Jan. 15.-Senator Morrill, vz
e-eiected. The Senate voted Morrill,, ~.
Abrsm Sanborn, !. House, Morrill,, 81, santorn.
Gotten Mills Rarpea-
PHrLADELrHrA Jan. n .-Danief Wornnstoss
cotton mills on the shuylkin we're burned this
morning. Lors SIS 900, insurance So 900.
Death ~ yadge Paine, ~ Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, JAN E.-yudge Byron Paine,
OF the supreme Court OF wisconsin, died Sat
urday, alter . painful Illness OF some weeks
NJ
~KeioSg "slings" $4,000 worth OF dis
monde.
~In IsiinRton, England. O "Chilarsa,s
Church has lately been established.
~ohve Logan has been buying - ~
houee In New York.
s0At Salt Lake the Methodists have
church Of 100 members.
IA New Bedford lady advertises 20 receive.
scholars for instruction In cooking, with spse al
attention 10 bread making.