Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04
South Carolina.

Ill ,,ot tol,a offsot until Tnos1av |
olitc iious' WIZ WV ,h;.r.
the 10th inst. 0oV. Ha"pton uoe' no' 'N.nA
that there will be any necessity Tor lostlIuticg
local nrocaedings. a. he has every assurance
a.. .ho government will be surrendered I'D 10
a.,1 Mr chamberlain has in.
formed his friends tGet he VIII maAe w iul'iiei
aortast Ia thinks that as soon as the troops
soD,- ,;,,,,n,s, rrom tho State House the State
9's l,,;,J;, n;,
ohcias 90" occupying 'l' oO'1I'0s "'' .DN'
diately retire, leaVlng uoV. hampton III cd,
soutc control, Senator John q. patterson anu
Sheriff I. {. Eowel, OF Chafleston' TWO OF me
EXTREMIST Radicals III the Hta!e' yesterday al
terno0H Glicd un0u uoV: Hampton III " ISL
iugtOu aud promised their nearly arrogance 10
his authority, saying thst they would co longer
keen up the c1utrsi.
Proi. UTceucr: , eo!orto p'U'cSso' IL 'hc
South Carolina ColieEe' a;7o ca''eu "pou uof'
Hampton, and, althoufn he HAS always Deeu
firm supporter CT MI chamberlain, achno"-
Lodges the Tact That Hampton VII! DC governor,
and promised allegiance. Tie ASKED NoVe:nor
Hampton Tor letter OF idertlncas!on, saying
that W0nld DO him more service Just now 10
South Caro!lra than anything else. frol.
Greener has not been able TO dra" any pay Tor
services for the past i've months.on recount OF
| Chamberlain $ depicted treasury. d0V. namp,
ton assured Mr. ureener that hls salary woh!d
| be paid him 10 date as soon as the Legislature
meets aud makes the necessary apprTopflal!ons.
A dispatch from Charleston, dateu last olEh''
says:
The republican leaders here Ind II hard TO
realize tina! the armed federal support on Which
they have so long relied Is finally wlthdrawa.
Mayor Cunningham, Congressman Butts, Mar,
shall Wallace, cxAdjutant General PurV';s;; OF
the capyas:ug board, Presidential eector tlur-
lev tx Governor Moses and others were IN
teryewcd 10 ,isy, and agree 10 saying, that the
withlraTal0 q. the troops Will make W ale lamp
ton the nad!sNutcd Governor OF South Carolina.
and that there will be 10 consequent d!Stur'
baura, Tor tho reason that their party vii! ~
good fail! and pnacfabiy accept the situation.
Mayor tunr'cEhaui declared mat SO lar As
th,. republican party IN &GN:a carolina was
concerned h. considered that The establishment
q the Hampton government Mou!u ec'"a"'
terminate lis existence; that It had already De,
come broken doWu lfom internal excuses, ana
that the p!a2nG III the eleeIIoa machinery 10
the hacdj 81 the democrats would completely
drluoralz, !h@ republicans, ADD 1t would he au
utter ,mp0s5t,,iity Tor them 10 carry an cleo
ION n tic future. HIS advice 70 Al! his con
sil:uaG's vas 10 accept the situation. ia!l 'ltc
Iiuc ard 80 to work to build M the prosperity
Of The State. Hurley, one Of The Hayes el7t
tots, declares that the election ci Hampton is
the tasi lhag possible for the colored people
SIS lha conservatives can and will do more ioi
them t!,au any other political party has done.
Butts Is very bitter, saying that the President
sold Iii to The Southern democracy, and the
Withdrawal Of the troops IN South Carolina l.
1 bpf hnr
\ ,aucu3 OF republican white and coored
leaders was held to-day, at winch the fiaye:
Gov. Noses was the ruling spirit. 1t vas de
cilrl iiIat convention Q! republicans be held
| wjIL t:r ;,urnose Of III / ing the best terms they