The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, APRIL H. s77-TRIPLE

K HERALD, WEDNESDAY
state Is the lawful and by the withdrawal
isnes ass"dons tho lawful State rossrnmsai TO struggle
startling.
i said that the North Is weary Of the long Southern
sprung ron tue sspsnao@s cms Of ens,.s slavery and
isnlsd tor rsposs sought 70 cover them from sight ~
peaes But God held 70 its duty until, through conflict
pu, away and freedom was ordained for all
by ass r 81 s ses q they
be lett 10 political servude. this doctrine ever before
para
snn o4 Il. ssSss % Of Key
me awul government OF south caoina maintained ey
the deseneracy Of the political people which en-.
IL 70 WELD before oancnsd Il such threat
Bu, IN. .6 10 Tasss Tor USELESS srmuss.x
.oa. when ;s,sna could pre.sn lave
summation Of the wrong The struggle be
s, M NY rs, legal rights are o. wholly I'M
state has jurisdiction TO the title 90 my once
Pc
son,e should no: shrink from sacrifices which msn,
aud conscience man might well lay down his life; but
he o saes: ny upon
20 ou o s" c 70
ger, all hardships relief should from
never CONE. cannot ask you follow me further. In
nc me ean no serve you oy
Win gratitude God OF endurance with
Tor Your ooundess confidence in me with profound aamr
have struggled YOU the people OF
the state ina! shall! longer .cyey my right g
the President the United States In the policy
onaos honoras,e ana psrs deyoy pray ina.
vind,catc the wisdom OF hts action and that
ID. II. cHAMBEELAlN, Governor. South Carolina
THE REPUBLICAN STATE OFFICES.
The republican State officials have addressed the iol-
lowing letter TO Mr. chamberlain
To Hrs ExcrLlyScY D. ii. CaAassnIAis. Govsasoa or
SourH CAROLINA. COLUMBIA. s. T. =
us during the persona conference which had the honor
% sa m y m o o 10 late Ss
state we beg leave to appsc you formally Of tho concu-
sravess reflection ich have been able be.,ow
for tho ssnsa no sna ss es
10 which you sGn.sssy ysrr oan
or last thin We are soemny WIN me
belief that prolong the in the absence OF that
moral aid 70 which feel ourselves and party Justly
larger measure through the same agencies which are
tho responsibility OF keeping alive partisan prcudces which
ars IN the s,s degree = Tue esst interest o.
zen. sont that c9yd hive but one resn. 70 our defence.
indirectly 20 such catastrophe even In advocacy Of what
knew rights
We arc agreed therefore, counsclling you dscon.
Time The struggle for tho o. tho
trons odds BY which It's maintenance has been sub
sss viii ins Of %
its motive be nlsapprehcnded by the great body Of that
s s y II as s IN &
We ESs%nT s!io 81. s ,t,sssS si'
joHS K. TALBEKf. superintendent Of Education.
r. u CARDuIA: treasurer OF south Carolina
Inspector
II. l.. HAYNE. Secretary OF State.
SURRENDER or THE STATE HoUsK.
Tho following correspondence has runsplred between
Governor Hampton and Mr.. Chamberlain
HAMPTON TO CHAMBERLAIN.
COLUMBIA, s. O.. April 10. 1877. !
II. a yo@ hp 80 a
belonging to the executive Office now ia your
The same At any hour you may Indicate as most convenient
Fam, respectfully, ycpr osedI !. ,s,ysSs
To HON. ID. H. CnAMBERLAis
CHAMBERLAIN TO HAMPTON.
STATE or sourm CAROLINA. ExxcurivE CHAnsxR,l
COLUMBIA, $. a.. April III. 1877. !
sn-Repying to your note Of this date ! have to say
dessnsss twelve meridian At tho Executive
Chamber for tho purpose Indicated in your note Very
D: i, cnAMnERLAIN. Governor South Carolina
INSTALLATION OF HAMPTON.
In accordance with the terms OF tho correspondence
Governor Hampton Will tomorrow at noon send hts
private secretary to the state House, who will receive
IRON the private secretary OF Mr. Chamberlain posses
sion Of tho Executive Department and tho
records thereof This involves tho possession
Of the entire State House, and Hampton
will follow afterward he will be master vi the
situation II necessary he will suppant Chambcrains
special constabulary by his own. strong force OF
which has organized Tor the time. As there arc
several vacant rooms besides tho regular State Offices
occupied by the members Of tho Board of state
Can vasscrs and republican State officials Hampton
will doubtless be followed by his executive officers,
and convenient manner possible In this way his en-.
trio government VIII be In operation ana his authority
acknowledged within the walls OF the State House.
TIE REPUBLICAN STATE OFFICIALS.
The first enec; oil the movement will DO to dis
courage the republican State officers whose
pending before the Supreme Court upon quo
proceedings instituted by the democratic claimants
As to the hrst decision when the adudica ted
there not particle OF doubt that tho decision will
be favor OF the democratic State officers aud with
this result staring them in tho face u Ia moro than
probable the republicans may take timo by tho lore
lock, and following tho example Of Chamberlain, aban
don tho Offices to which salary Is attached and from
the occupation Of which no martyrdom can BIO gained
smooth, and his administration Will begin under the
most favorable auspices
coSvExISG rHx LEGISLATURE.
One OF his first Official acts will be 10 call the Logis-
laiurc together, which will probably convene In two
weeks from this date The first important business to
come before that body VIII be the elevation OF Chief
Justice TO succeed Chief Justice Moses recently de-
ceased. In tho event the OF the State officials
should before this tribunal that election
the graycst Importance. The democrats upon tho
organization OF both branches OF the Gen.
eral Assembly. Will have bare majority
on JOINT ballot They will hold caucus
aud place democratic candidate In tho field, with
possibility OF elccting him. II Is predicted that
The republicans VIII also nominate liberal democrat
MS their candidate, with not only tho possibility, but
the probability, OF ciectng him. In either horn OF tho
dilemma tho tcrcss OF the democratic officials will
be saio and the triumphant success or the Hampton
government assured
Tonight tho utmost quiet prevails, the republicans
seeming TO acqucscc ~ the inevitable, ana the JOY of
tho whites Is deep and heartfelt
SATISFACTION IN ADMINISTRATION CIRCLES
PATTERSON TALKING ABOUT DEATH KNELI-
TELEGEAPEIc DESPATCH FROM HAMPTON.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1877.
The President and members OF the Cabinet scveraily
express their qualification that there disturb
ance consequent the withdrawal OF Tho troops from