The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-27
Might Assoclated Press Report.l

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Mr.. Fernando Wood favors Mr.. Ran
dali for the next speaker.
Mr.. Schurz has no intention OF going
to Berlin.
1t was Paul J. Strobach who was APP
pointed receiver of public money at
Montgomery, Alabama.
The secretary of the interior has is-
sued his civil service rules. All cases
Of incompetency and neglect must be
reported, and promotions come from
the lower grades, and offices carefully
distributed equally throughout the
States, In proportion to the population.
All applications will be subject to ex-
animation, provided by section 1874 Of
the revised statute.
A dispatch from Columbia, s. G.,
says Governor Hampton received yes.
terday Sunday the letter of President
Hayes inviting him to Washington.
To-day he has written In reply the fol.
lowing letter:
COLUMBIA, 4. G March 20, 1877.
| To His Excellency, II. b. Hayes, President
Washington, ID. g.:
SIR:--I have the honor to acknowl.
edge your communication of the 23d,
addressed to me by your private secre
tary. AS you expressed desire for a
personal conference with myself j ac-
cept, through motives OF proper
courtesy to yourself, the invitation you
have extended, though cannot hope
by doing so to throw additional light
on the questions which have already
been 40 ably and thoroughly presented
and the solution of which is 80 obvious
and simple, but understanding from
the communication | have received
that the object contemplated In the
proposed conference, IL solely that
might place before you my views OF
the impediment to the peaceably and
orderly organization of single undis.
puted State government In South Car
Dina, and of the best methods Of re-
moving them, l shall avail myself OF
your invitation, 80 that may reite.
rate i'm person what have had the
honor to submit In writing, that In my
Judgment all impeachment to the object
80 earnestly desired by yourself, and
40 anxiously expected by the people Of
the State, can ut once be removed BY
the withdrawal Of the federal troops
from our state-h0use. This action OF
the part of the commanders in-chiei
OF the United States forces would not
only be hailed by our people
as all evidence that the civil
authority Is no longer to be sub
ordinate to the military power IL
our country, but 1t woule establish
law, insure domestic tranquility, re
vive our wasted industries, and Civ,
an assurance that this State Is to b
restored to her just rights under thu
constitution. Whatever grievances
exist, whatever wrong we suffer, W,
propose to redress them not by resor
to force, but by legal, constitutions
agencies. In seeking such redress
feel sure that ! represent fully the de
termination of the thoughtful portion
OF our whole people, when / give til,
assurance that no persecution shall b
exercised here on account OF politica
opinion; that n o discrimination shall b
made In the administration Of justice
and citizens Of both parties and bot
races shall be regarded NJ fully pre-
tected by and amenable to the laws
Joining most heartily with you In tn
earnest desire you express, that 20
may be able to put an end rs sreedil
as possible to oil appearances OF intel
vention Of the military authority {
the United States In the political d.
3 rangement which AFFECTS the goveri