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and Indiana ready to make war to
iorciby inaugurae TiIden and that the democrats OF
mcnI, but these demands were d,scountenanced by
Governor Hampton ana other leading men. He SAID
his people really cared little who was President SO
tnat they were allowed TO rule their own State. j"
HAMPToN's coLoRgD SUPPORTERS
He referred 10 Hamptons grca, popularity among
colorcd men, and paid high tribute to their faithful
ness, saying there was an ..undivisiblen copartnrr
ship existing between tho freedmen and the Southern
people.
HAYES WANTS TO DO RIGHT.
Aackey said he was we'll pleased with his talk With
Governor Hayes he was satisfied that Hayes treat
classes ana that he would seek 10 conto the Southern
States by Kindness and justice rather than by force.
HAMPToN's LETTER
Judge Mackey bore from General Hampton the fol-
lowing letter 10 Governor Hayes
EXECUTIVE MANSION COLUMBIA, Dec %, 1876.
My DEAR SIR have the honor 10 enclose copy
OF my inaugural, as the duly elected Governor OF
South Carolina.
tion given to gross OF the acts ana
purposes OF the majority OF tho good people OF this
commonwealth. deem II proper to declare that pro.
found peace prevails throughout the State that tho
course ofjndical proceedings obslructcd by CON-
onaon OF citizens thereof and that the laws for tho
protection OF the Inhabitants in all their rights OF
son, property and citizenship are being enforced in our
courts While the people Of this State not want
ing either IN the spirit or means to MAINTAIN thcr
rights Of citizenship against the usurped power which
now dcnos the supreme judicial authority Of the state
thev have such aith the justice their cause that
they propose 10 leave It's vindcaton TO the proper
legal tribunals, appealing at The same time 10 the
patriotism and public sentiment Of the whole country
NO APPEAL rO FORCE.
The innammatory uitcrances OF portion OF the
public render Il perhaps not nopportunc for
10 state that. although the pcoplo OF South Carolina
view with grave concern the present critical conunc
turc in the affairs OF country, which threatens to
subject TO extreme test the republican system Of
government ITSELF II is their firm and deliberate pur
poso to condemn any solution OF existing political
problems that involves the exhibition OF armed i0rce
or that moves through any other channel than the
prescribed form OF the constitution or the peaceful
agencies of the law
HOPE FOR PEACE AND UNION
Trusting tha solution may ue had which. whlc
maintaining tho peace of the country, shall do vio
lencc TO the constitutional safeguards popular rights
and VIII tcnd still moro firmly to unite the people OF
all tho States In earnest effort 10 preserve the
peace ana sustain the laws and the constitution,
very respectfully your obedient servant.
WADE HAMPTON,
Governor OF South Carolina.
His Excclcncy r. b. HAYES, Governor OF Ohio
DITTO TO GOVERNOR TitDEN
S.-As tho settlement OF the vexed political ques-
tions which now agitatc the public mind must ul.
timntcly depend on yourself your distinguished
competitor for tho Presidency, have addressed a
letter similar 10 this to His Exccllency Governor Til
den Yours, WADE HAMPTON.
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THE CITY GOVERNMENT.

REPORT OF THE COMMISSION TO BE READ AT
THE ROOMS OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION To-
DAY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
ALBANY, Dec %, 1875.
Tho Commission on City Government will have q
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York. tomorrow when their report to the Legislature
vii, be determined upon. According to the statement
OF n member Of the commission It probable this
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MR. ME,DE's UB-CoMMITTEE-EvIDENc OF
FAIR ELECTION IN NATCHIroCHEs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NArcHrocHEs, Dec. 90, 1876
Tho sub committee OF the House, OF which Mr.
Meade is chairman, began its labors hcrc Thursday.
Many witnesses wero examined, both republican and
democratic A. H. Basto. ono Of the witnesses before
The Returning Board, was put on the stand and so
thoroughly examined that lie wont back on
his New Orleans story In every important respect
He could not single man, either
intimidated, maltrcatcd or murdered for political
opinions After rigid examination he broke down
and acknowledged he made mistake in his Return.
ing Board testimony.
REPUBLICAN EVIDENCE.
Dr. Bout William Bout Tom Boult, W. =. Tun-
nard and A. Barlow, republicans. all testified that
the election and registration free, fair and peace
able; that there was no violence offered by
democrats toward republicans before or since the
clection that people here would make objection
or resistance persons holding Offices who fairly
elected, and they would submit to just and equitable
rule. Tho evidence OF these republicans completely
rebuts the evidence given by Czernack, Basto and
amned from wards Five and six as TO tho
thrown boxes, and the testimony elected
was one unbrokcn linc OF denial TO anything ike
violence fraud the scmblance OF intimidation during
the registration election IN thosc wards In any
part OF the parish
4 PEACEFUL CANVASS PROVED.
Leading democrats testified TO the character Of the
canvass and the conduct Of the part OF the demo-
cratic party, which was to avoid the semblnnce
OF intimidation and give no cause to tho Returning
Board TO throw out the parish boxes and that
the canvass was made fully on that plan.
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assurances Governor Drew is absent but will be
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LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
GOVERNOR KELLOGG HOLDS THE STATE
HousE-FURrHgR CONFLICTING TESTIMONY
BEFORE THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 90, 1875
Governor Kellogg to-day said that last nights report
of his interview with the democratic State Senators
correct He also said the democrats had offered
to give him guarantees that II the contestants and
citizens admitted no trouble should fol-
low. The Governor replied that his experience
in 1874 with their pledges would not justify
him IN accepting them now; that the law made
II his duty to see that tho Legislature protected
and organized and that regarding the refusal OF the
Clerk call the roll returned by the Returning Board
which refusal published hero this morning, the
Law requiring him to do imperative. The Gov
apprehends no violence AMI discrcdits the re-
ported ordering out OF the White League.
SENATE COMMITTEE
Tho Senate Committee devoted the entire day to
hearing rebutting testimony in reference to Eliza
Pinkston- Somc ten twelve witnesses, white
and colorcd testified to her VIGOROUSLY bad conduct
Several witnesses testified to Alexander Brooks hav-
Ing threatened to kin Pnkston last May for beating
him and biting his finger OF.
TESTIFY.
The Senate subcommittee went to the residence OF
Eliza PinKston at to-day to take her testimony.
but found her laboring under such intense
element that the idea abandoned for the present
Tho people with whom she lives said . person had
called there this morning and excited her by telling
her that people from Ouachita coming TO testify
TO numerous things against her IN reference to her
children
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.
Mr. Morrson's committee consumed a largo portion
OF the to-day examining Colonel Patton,
chairman OF the Democratic State Committee, but
nothing important elected different from his
evidence before the Senate committee.
W. e. Weaver testified that no was commissioner at
poll No and that the election fair and pcaceabc.
Gustav TourDad and Edgar Davenport, commission
ers OF election, and A. d. Merrier. United States
Supervisor, corroborated Wcaver's statement, and
said the poll was rejected on technical grounds.
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CINCINNATI Dec 20, 1876.
Governor WADE HAMPTON, Columbia, s. q. -
A telegram from Columbus, Ohio, announces that
Judge Maekey, in your behalf has made propositions
TO Governor Hayes 10 support HIM for President
against Governor Tilden, recognizing Hayes legally
elected and Offering to support him against he Mort
democracy This do not believe. but It Is injuring
the democracy here Your and noble course has
strengthened my long friendship for you. In my
judgment there should be prompt denial and this
submit TO your decision. WILLIAM PRESTON.
To this the following reply made:-
COLUMBIA, i. T., Dec 90 1876.
To General WILLIAM PRESTON, Cincinnati. Oho-
No one Is authorized 10 make declarations Tor
for party here. We abide the decisions OF legit
matc authority and hope for peaceful souton.
WADE HAMPTON.
This seems to leave doubt as 10 Hampton's atti
tudc in the Hc IS not 10 be understood TAX
ing any part in the movement OF a few Southern dem
favor OF Hayes, but will wait for tho
before he gives his adhesion the fortunes OF either
candidate.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 20, 1870
General William Preston, Of Kentucky, an old per-
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
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HAYES AND THE SOUTH.

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-10

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