Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-03
A LETTER FROM CHAMBERLAIN
WHICH MAY PROVE
PROPHETIC.
President Hayes' Letter to the
Secretary OF War.
TIE TROOPS MUST LEAVE fHE
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
HOUSE.
10 Change In the Situation In
Louisiana.
A GRAND REPUBLICAN VIC
TORY IN MICHIGAN.
EASTERN VIEWS on CHINESE IN.
MIGRATION.
Bismarck Resigns rs Chancellor
OF Germany.
tsrrcIAL DnrArcHrs TO ruH GoLD BnL
nAm~ Mrws
Bismarck Resigns rs Chancellor
or Germany.
tsrrciAL DprArcnrs TO rur GoLp HnL
DAILY NEwsl

Va uVtuAe"ys
tsrrcIAL DprArcHns n run GoLD HnI
DAILY NKwsl
ChamberIais's Last Appeal.
WARRINGTON. April 2.-Chamberlain In
his letter to the President, gives his views
Of tho results TO DO expected TO follow tho
withdrawal Of United States forces now
situated In tho state-houso In Columbia.
After detailing at some length the state Of
Affairs In South Carolina. lo states his OBJ
lection 70 tho removal Of tho troops, a.
follows: "Tho first objection Is that the
withdrawal Of these forces from the State
house would be withdrawal Of support and
aid against domestic violence, by the Gov
srnmont Of the United States. to which tho
State and State Government which I repro
sent 10 entitled under tho Constitution and
laws OF tho United States. Tho claim
made thoro does not, In my Judgment, In.
volve the assertion Of . claim 10 the per-
manont presence and aid OF the United
States In unfolding the State Government.
no Iauso v, ano P,0syn. .ona,'ion ol ~,
iairs IN mo pups uuo 70 tne once OF
Governor. TWO rival uoVernors are con-
lending lot no possession OF ihe executive
ONCE n us property IN order thai they
may possess proper facilities for exercising
the ofioc. II the Government OF tho
United States cannot properly. under the
present circumstances, determine which
ofs.the two ~contcnding state Governments
Is lawful. the forces at the state.house arc
not In any proper sense acting to the dis
arrangement OF tho rights oil either OF tho
~oontending .clainants. but, on the con.
trary. arc holding. tho rival parties In
an attitude In which each can pursue
Its proper remedies and thus secure .
proper settlement OF It's claim. IL, on
the other hand. II Ia within the power and
duty OF the Government Of the United
States 10 determine, a. q political fact and
question. which OF the two rival State Gov.
ernments IL tho lawful one. and conform
lis political conduct to such . dotermina-
tlon, then at whatever moment such deter
mination shall he reached and announced,
all probable necessity Tor the actnal pres
enco OF armed forces OF the United states
10 furtner sustain the uovtrnmcnt mus
decided 70 20 tno iawiul Government OF the
state wiz cease. IL inrtnsr Necessity ior
"a OF tho uovernmsntoi the uhlled states
pail arise such aia wiz De aemanucd anu
extended. or denied unuer Tue msii'nnown
provisions OF inc constitution OF tne onited
states; my next ooleu,ioh W tue WIN
drawAi 10 mat such Witnurawai' penuins
the decision OF the question: OF 'ho va,ialty
Of one OF the .wS uo,crnhcn's wiz oca
pracucai decisioh III Ia'oroi my opponon,.
ny thls ! meAn my 9pPonen' nv mi
molhen. 'uiIJ preps,ru Po'ns pnys,ea,
strengIi W o,e,'",o" Wv uo'o.n.n'
NM, rhi'A ..i,,,,,, rar,. uhi.h r"n,a-
pto T,s. ~ is~ ahidi,,. ~ ,rn ns.
WV, ,ha inaic,,on ~ rnn, ,boy
u Nv Nv. ~ rssort 10 yioience' even In ~.
fenso Of their rights. They have trusted
.hst |. decsnt respoct for law. A decent re-
snect Tor tho rights conferred by the Gov.
eminent of The United states would re-
strsin their opponents from tho violence
which has now oycrtakcn them they
NOV nov that they can not expcct
from their political enemies either Justice
or marcy. They have relied with un-
sh.lcn faith upon tho prolection of the
limited States. andif. therefore. the United
States forces are withdrawn, they will re-
gard that act, under tho circumstance
now existing. as leaving them exposed To
the power and vengeance OF the armed,
illegal, military organizations which cover
the State and constitute the p%olitical ma
chinery Of tho Democratic party. They
will regard the act-I speak only the fact
-N q declaration by tho United states
that no further protection can DO hoped
for except such a. they hold In their "
hands. They cannot alone maintain the I'M
equal contest. and I certainly cannot advise
further resistance. That which would be
an imperative duty under other circum-
stance vouId become madness now. lit
h. s.id In renly tbst such uso Of United
&c. torces h merely giving a :olitical
aJvsr,srs 10 one Of the contSnding part.
iss IN ssssrting liz claims. I answer, in my
la N n r.ther tho preservation TO each
r.,,, ~ ,heir right 10 A chance In tho
,sia m n must 90 ON. or n tho Gov
$3.50 which I repr,,cnt il the lawful
G-o.arnr,ent' a IA Inc protection Of the
G=o,s,nment %.csinst domestic violence, In
.ccor5.nca with Inc Constitution. NY
annonsnts demand tho withdrawal Of the
J}n,,sJ State troops from the S~tste-house.
n will be Of service, In judging what re-
anil will follow a compliance with the de-
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