The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14

and has SUCH ASSnr ROM the ~ ylsors.
OF President Hayes as give the Senator
every reason 10 believe that within few
days Governor Hampton will Be left un-
embarrassed MI ipsymslisputsd possessiop
u The executive umse
Naxl'instan. N arch 10. ~Caueron voted
aye ou Evarts naninafion. Us us COMMIT
Lee had instructed hinrtu report il favora-
bly,. GNkling al,stained.
The committee Oh Privileges and Flee
tions Of the Senate took up the case of kel
logg, claiming the seat from Louisiana.
The Republican members Of the commit
tse tos,k the xfouad that Kellogg's creden-
tiaswere regalarand be has p,iaau Jssciu
right 10 theseat aud should benswerns ing
aud that investigation ID .to,swhich is the
legal government II Louisiana should be
considered sfterwsrds.e Srhe Democrats
claim shat he tc6nanitfes ssllsse Ajudicial
knowledge that ahefs arerivsl governments
in lonisiana. aud therefore there Should
be previous investigation as toe which oi
them Is isgauhefore anys action ID taken
regarding Kellogg's s:laimssl The co,h-
mi.tee aljourhedto aIsndAy y when ythe
case viii be farihef consldefed, AIsjority
mud minority reports Aillbe lacSnted 40
the. Senate prsbably Us early aas ruessisy.
Tie Treasury iiiade aeulI for sensnil-
lion 6seiwcnties iof Nav and y November.
Go. IatereStsclosss 10 jane. 49, Raaa'l
Seasts---Na legislative business "a Al
jolrned To Tuesday. 6ss tslsi RQs.sst 80
The. Semitic il, ieSecutise session confirm.
ed a,ltcabnleta resifionssa asd .sfsrasHs
I'll 81 f4ssal1 ~ 81 Ssssa w asf Y
sNasbiagtnn. Mareis Mitchell takes
Vests place ~ Uhairinans 81 the Senate
lsailraaa tonnaittee. - btasat Il ae@
lFThe ue,nacfats con,inuet5 Be aibwed
two on l'5litical Committees.
= .Aaelegation ii colored people from
South Carolina. partly composed Of Can.
gresanen l,ainey. Usia and SmaIls. Juaen
Wright. Treasurer tlariazi Stste Senator
MAXWELL and t,ol Wintoa ealip.l dn the
Presi'lenf. They give the following re.
port Of their ihIervieS: sqga 80 tt@s
The Presided spske with perfect frank,
ness. stating lha, 10 deeired'iolrennsesthe
antsgonisni existing between the races. e.
Pesiallys the political differences resting
UPON the soler line ;.l.at Tho ,eolored men
aud the keluhlicass mights not nsed the
protection Of the army. lie stated that
tho use Of military force In eiyil Affairs Wa
rrpugnat to the genius Of Americam I ia.
stilulipns. and should Be dispensed With.
if possible. lie. hswesel. rscongnizej the
necersityiuf protection At. present. until
that feeling II respect for iheurighis Of
political opponents should be- entertained
by the Democrats ot the south 8 -
The President stated that with regsr
e The peculiar difficulties existing atpre-
sentsin South Carolina. concerning which
the delegates expressed great anxiety. he
proposedio preserve the aaibs quo LETT
By bis preiecessora aad to- examine the
condition Of afairs carefully and edelibera-
tely before he acted. - 80 - isssI
The delegation then sith,ies. after ex.
pressing their thanks. Fs
ihsf .sTsiiTj1a- = vzs-s-ss4 sists .siq8ss
ssCharlotte 0bso1sv. Judge clad y re-
ported sssaying that he wonId eve Two
years o. his Judicial life to be Mayor of