, 1877-03-30
WASHINGTON.
President Hayes and Cen.
Hampton Have a So
cial Chat.
The Subject Thereof Being the
Complication in South
Carolina.
Cllamber1ain's Name Not
Mentioned During tile
Interview;
The General Assuming from the
First the Title Of the Great
II AM"
A Coincidence Of Views Be-
lievea to Have Been
Established.
Which Promises Well for the
Speedy Settlement Of the
Unpleasantncss.
A Charleston Delegation Puts In a
Word for Hampton.
Arrangements Bclng Made to
Launch tho Louisiana
Commission.
a Speedy and Successful Voyage Con-
fdently Predicted for It.
A Charleston Delegation Puts In a
Word for Hampton.
Bclng Made to
Launch tho Louisiana
Commission.
a Speedy and Successful Voyage Con-
fdently Predicted for It.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
HAMPTON At THE WHITE 1IousH.

WARRINGTON, D. C., Marci, 29.-Gor Hump
ton arrived here At . o'clock this morning.
Among tho first things ho did was to dispatch q
message to tho President d!sayowtng tho
spcect, attributed to HIN yesterday At Whining
ton by the Associated Prcss South. The dis
ayowal states that hts speech contained neither
threat nor dcslsncc ot any sort. Hampton had
become alarmed at tho effect of his beliigcrcnt
speech yesterday. Shortly sitter he sent
noto to tho President affirming bis readiness 10
assist in adjusting the differences In soutl,
Caroltua, and plcdgIng himself ancw to protect
tho political rights Of all. Ic signed himself
"Govcrnor OF South Carolina" Hampton
speedily became
TIE LION or TnE DEMOCRATS
here, and hold large Informal reception at h's
hotel.
Tie President instcad Of replying to lamp
toms naughty cplstlc announcing his arrival,
scnt Mr.. Rogers, Ills private secretary, to Ok tue
time for hls visit. Hampton WIS accompanied
by Astorncy-Ge Conuot, Of south Caro-
linn. They wero introduced BY Senator Cor
don, Of Georgia. Tho rreaidcut received
Hampton cordially, aud tho conversation was
Of general nature. airs. Hayes came into
the room, mad invited tho South Caro-
llnlan to lunch, and tho invitation was accept
ed. After lunch tho President, Gov, Hampton,
and Secretary Eyarts took drive In tho rrcst-
dents now carriage, aul weso gone about an
hour. 1t was noticed that when Hampton lc-
turned to his hotel ho was
MORE sunDuar IN MANHEn
than when hc left, aud said but little to tho
group Of friends who crowded about him.
This evening Chamberlain Is agnsn at tho
Willie iioasc, mud Bcnator Patterson, who is Ills
best friend, is really confident that llc snay be
sustained. Few aEo disposed Ia credit this, but
ttcro is belief that II Hampton Ia recognized
It will be upon aucs, terms as to secure the good
treatment Of tho colorcd people, and recognize
tlou ot their political rights.
HOW HAMILTON LOOKS.
Gov. Hamptop Is q 1no specimen OF physical
manhood, standlug full el1 feet high, barring
boot-hccls. Ills form Is wl!lowy, but wc1l-kutt
and compact. llis complexion ls swarthy. 1u
Its movements he IL quick, aud lila msnuers arc
graceful. Ills eyes asc deep brown, almost
black. and thoy sparklcwlth good deal Of anu
bst.on. In private conversation Goy. Hampton
makes no alluston 10 ILLS rival. Chamberlain.
lie Insists that tue majority OF tho people Of hIs
State ot both raccs recognize him as tho
legal Governor. lie docs not ask recognition,
but requests tho withdrawal Of tho troops. Ho
says ho docs not contemplate compromise Of
Chamberlaln's right TO tho Executive olllcc.
4c insists that he can preserve the peace and
MAINTAIN HIS AUTHORITY
Without difficulty Il tho tEuops aro Withdrawn.
ue makes maulfoid fatr promises. 1lo eays he
will adm!niater tho affairs Of the 8talo Tor the
best fntcreata Of all ciasscs. lie wilt SEQ that
the blacks Rsn protected In NIL their rights.
he thinka that the dawn OF peace ts about
breaking In upon South Carolins, and
with the civil government restored, aud the
mandates OF tho courts obeyed, that tho State
will rapidly build up Its waists places; that cup
ltal and labor will 30 hand In hand to develop
Il; aud that Gro many years tha Palmetto stAtu
will have commonwealth over which auy ono
may bo proud to preslde.
Cor. Hampton also thinks that Prcsidont
Asyes means to stand by principles lcuunc!atetl
in hts inaugural addresa, and that time will
show to tho country tho rtsdom Of hls policy.
GOV. CHAMBERLAIN
called upon Secretaries Sherman, peyent, mud
McCTary to-day, ID accordance with tho tug-
gcstion Of the President, made to him Oh tho
day Of his arrival, and explained to them such
features OF the South Carolina controversy as
each desired 10 bear especially about. IIe did
not 80 TO the Nhfte-aou1 until evening, tho
during Gnost OF the afternoon with Hampton md
those who accompanied him.
RxTiCxAr,
Hampton, Gen. Gordon, and Hamburg Hutte.
arc very retkrnt tonight n 10 what actually
fTanspircd between Hampton and the President,
They only say that ths question OF HaYet' title
was not dfsc'lased. sud that the interview was
eoahne4 to general confederation ot tAo s,tu4-
tion in South Carolina. Hampton ssys That ho
psoeeetlcd entirely upon the assumption that be
Is Governor, and Indicated the policy ho intond-
ed TO pussue. Hauptou this ayeuine wa enter
tained u dinner by Secretary Eyarta. a com
mlttee Of tho jackson Democratic Club waited
upon Hampton ta.nlxht to offer him d ecrcnade,
Hampton being with Secretary Eyarts, ii. 6.
9utler - lts 1Elend declined the nT.;ation, stat
to accept tt; that be dcsircu
NO PUBLIC pzNoSsTnAT1o4,
The feAAou asalgne1 fot declining wa that tha
speeches be had already made Wills on his vsT
hsfe bad been misconat1ucd. Those who a.
eoapanled him from COLUMBIA saY that
tie journey Nas Z continued ovation.
4 spet1al train saa sent out to meet
bin from Richmond, and the1e wors
papers Of thls Afternoon received hers tonight