, 1876-10-14
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TNCirlENT NEnELL1ON.

WARRINGTON, u. C., Oct. l8.-Gcn. H. ".
Gary, one Of the most effective orators for Til
den and Wade Hampton iu South Carolinn, re-
Gently denied the accuraey Of tclegraphIc re-
port Of Ills speech iu these dispatches. lie,
however, in his card Of denial, rcatilrmcd the
substantial statement OF that disputcll. With
In one week Gen. Gary Inns given expression to
sentiments quite rs atfoctous M those which
he denied, and lc will not venture to deny the
accuracy Of t!ls last speech, for It's authenticity
ID youclled for by o gentleman who has becn
Que Of the bEtterest opponents of what
Gen. Gary calls carpet bag rule in
South Carolina, mud whose Britingu upon that
subject hare been extensively copied I'll Natlo
Iumpton's present organs. According to this
gentleman, who Is now in South Carolina, Gen.
0nry, about Oct. Q, In public speech, satl:
"Boutl, Cnro1ina ts a white man's State, md, In
spite vi nIgEcr matorttics, the Democrats aro
going to Tulc It: This We swear TO you by
heaven a1,a In the facc OF God" Gen. Gary
answered this question
AT a HAMPTON RATIFICATION MEETING
held In Aiken a few days since. He sail:, HThe
Edgctleld, policy, tint IS thh Shotgun pulley,
the present campaign. THAI policy is to plain
iii command OF the State. We Democrats do
not waut their votes. They will vote against
ers that the tall popplca viii fill ilrst,
bcrlain, Elliot, Patterson, md such carpet
baggers; socond, tho miserable white native
scaiawass, ani lastly the black leaders general
In another part Of his speech Gen. Garry said:
"Go armed 70 tho bn1iot-box aud mect force
with foree; + any onetries to pE"yent you from
person Or porsons who 30 try must DO removed
nut Of the way by tho use Ut sufficient force, and
II itbecones necessary TO shoot then, IN order
to remoyo them WI must bc prepared to shoot
rnthrr than DO prevented from rcdeemtng tho
| State from Radical ruls.n
tho news from South Carolina Is OF the
rosr STARTLING AND ALARMING CHARACTER.
The evidences Is tntltsputable that tho salne
spirit Of lisorder md rebellion which brought on
| tito Civil War lsow ani1nates tho Democratic
rank ntld flle, and tint tl,cy ure better armed
| than ever. Tho plap OF TIC Democrats for car-
rynE soutl, Carolina, which las an admitted
froin tio polls by tf,elr riio clubs. Thc Repub-
l[can managers IN Washington hare brcn sup
piled with proof TINT, after having accomplished
lion until November, It is The purpose
| 0f the Hampton and tflllcn men there to yoto
curly in The layt anl then patrol the country
With their mounted cavalry, au't to Keep tho ne.
aaiter sundown. Tint this is tho plan Of the
Democratic campaign there 10 not the sifghtest
question. Thu Democrats, In open speeches,
| oprllly countennnco1cststanco tO Gov. Chana-
| LuG3C ~
tlisban1, and Chamberlain u powerlcss tu Gu
''@' A'' Il - ths Nx,strn Associated Pe<.s
who rctur.led to Washington totiay, has ,s beens
very busy at tho War Department ID attending
to routine business that had accutatlatrl dur
| inE bis Absence. Tic hAd consultation With Sec
i@ncnt @ Republicans from SOUTH Carolina, wo had
aiso been In conference with the Secretary Ut
| War upon the. subject OF thu ex'at-
tng e'aditlon Of alIairs. In. TINT Stats.
lions conccrnlug tic necessity for troops
wrra ma.lu either to the Secretary or to {;en.
Sherman In addition to what Ilas hGrctDforo bccl,
presented for consideration, but an urgent ap
icol is being made for thu s.ationlng ot army
forces Throughout tic Stats tn such nnuner W
| will prevent oil possibility OF disturbances Of
the pcase during tho campaign and cosnlng elee-
t!on. Tho opinion In army circles here Is that
stationed III South Carolina to pEotcrt
I'll ctlzcus IN their rights. It Is
probable, however, that tho statements Of tho
delegation from that State will bee considered
whtela ATTORNEY General Taft will >be present.
The views Ut tho Goycrntneut, at least tu tails
time, liavc been TINT every necessary prceautlnn
nsn !, fs 1 e H. stStas e1o II yotssa M
stblu representations have been 'nada that their
rights aro III dAI'geF.'
1
| RECENT Klo7s.
DaAuroRr, 8. O., Oct. ito tss Editor Of Tia
Nsp York Graphic: Tho late press dispatches
| from this. Rtatet as published, In reference to
the riots in Aiken and Darnwell, Oh the Port
Royal Railway, are such fragrant misreprekcnta-
tiof,s Of tho facts, that 0ccn 1t hut Just that
tho public hayo the truth upon tho whole mat
ter, and. 50 fur rs this statement Is concerned,
Il Is madc up entirely from Democratic reports,
1t must 10 well known that oil thu Demo-
csatEc political organizations In Ills state arc
known as rillo-aMd-sabro clubs, ThoY arc aru,cd
with tho most approved wcapons, and they at-
tend - political organizations all meetlnKs ap-
Rud lclilasfu hatf tho tilno and prevent lteput'.
ltcans from speaking the other bait. Thtt W. ",
tho casa at Edgeltld C0uTt-lioukc, where tho
Governor Of tho State was retuscd tho right to
speak At hls own meeting, and tho Congressman
tfoln tho district daro not put tn aa appearance
although announced as onu Of tho speakers. 1t
Ia openly proclaimed that they will carry tue
esatc Democratic by tho shotgln policy.
| tThs t{pf 1,tuun NJ Ef11 anton in fhia %YnY mr.