The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
COUNTING IN A PRESIDENT.
LOUTsTAyA's VOTL DECLARED TO BE
FOR HAFEs AND WH Teller,

Ceunttus IN n Governor Edge aeid and Isu-
reps Cou sties Thrown Out. and -ouih Caro-
Iius's vote Proclaimed for Chamberlain
e TIE Peoples popular verdios Reversed.
! COLUMBIA, Dec. 5.-ThB forenoon the
troops we're Withdrawn from the door and en-
frances TO the State House and the places OF
the sentinels supplied by special constaoles.
Acting under orders " Gov. Chamberlain, q
large number OF special deputy seraeants-at-
arms we're enrolled and placed az the doors OF
the Senate and the Republic IN House. Troops
are still stationed 10 the State House to protect
the Governor. A sentinel PAGES the corridor IN
front Of Gov. Oh IN berains once.
The Senate and House, in Joint session, after
tho passage Of a concurrent resolution mot and
canvassed the vote Tor Governor aud Lleuten
snt-Governor. The counties Of E1Reheid,w hioh
gave Hampton over $500 majority, and Laurens
which gave him over ll0O majority, were pre-
viously thrown out, when the Democratic Sena.
tors retired from the hall. When the returns
were canvassod, Lieut. Gov. Gle4ves tcolored)
and Speaker Mackev declared Chamber in
elected by 3,0A votes majority. They then ad
Sournod.
II Is expected that Chamberlain will be inau-
RurAted tomorrow.
The Hampton House has been In session all
DAY. Their action was unimportant, except that
they gained two moro members from the
Mackey House, making their membership G.
holding certificates OF the Board OF State Can
vassers, and 10, including the Edgeneld and
Jaurens delegations, who hold certificates Of
the Supreme Court.
In the Supreme Court argument was heard on
the application for a mandamus compelling the
Secret ~ N State to deliver the returns to
Speaker Wallace. and the pers were taken
under advisement. The argument the quo
warranto proceedings. requiring the HAYES e &C.
tors TO show by what authority they exercise
the functions OF once, will bc heard to morrow
morning. The electors meet TO. morrow.
No blood has Yet beon split. and the Demo-
crats are firmly resolved that mono shall he,
although they have force In Columbia sum
cient to clean ont the Siat' House.
Several thousand . sons are In the citr at
tons Inauguration. Cnomherlain's dwelling Is
guarded by troops. Hampton addressed sew
eral thousand persons TINS afternoon, counsel
ling the utmost quiet aud saying that tho
whole mpaign was ono q pc ce. and tho
People , must trnss @ Mn Mn 'ns m lew d"y- Longer,
been legally elected b, 1900 wnites and loo
blacks, and he Intended To be Governor. Tue
object Of the r. nut licans IL to incite collis-
Ion. IL must be avoided. he people OF South
Carolina had invoked tho highest power IN
the Stase-the Supreme Court-tnd on their
oonsl itutionsl rights would stand OF I II.
Tho property holders Of the Stale and all lovers
OF honesty supported him a. the ndid ts Of
reform. He said Chamoerains G6vernnent
was bankrupt. and the peoule would pay him
taxes. The Legislature which fraudul.ntly
counted him In was com elled to al journ bc-
cause there not even money enough
TO pay the gas hill. Hampton asked be peo. le
TO 90 home. trusting Implicitly their stsrs. II
needed they would be cnlled. he multitude
cheered him wildly duriug tho whole address,
and Al tne close quietly dispersed.
Hamptonis preparing mis- inau gural. The time
An the Tiden and Hayes electors are in the
morrow.