The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03

u Is 60 enable my opponent to pursue his legal
%n,Sie' aa,c1g Il" IL" ,ms ySm'gs .Sv u1 I,T'a i
oi an, Kind now exists to the peaceful and cemrp en-,
nsh, and remedy which belongs to my opponent under
fs tact points a, once 10 the conclusion that in de-
ion. m, opponent does moi desirc tcrciS to secure s
rob me and my a,siaics and consutonts OF our rights
by unlawful m,ans and violent agencies a.,
Who demand the Withdrawal Of the troops tai
mf So p"N . 10 st,"v vr ,i',t ,hhet" an, ts
ntr SIN such Professions They have been made WIN
length marked RON the orenlhs to hc close by every
e. one not iamiiar Win tlc condition Of South Caro-
hna the statement, have now made may seem gNirayh
testimony taken h thc Consressonhl committees during
Ne past winter and afirm that my present acgna1l
anCc with the fHDt-, CuWfes ne 10
say that uh' testimony tl. short OF
rcd gna srussle up g The rcsn, moment Tor he pres
,9,o1 ,,i, ~ W. 'S frc ,ernmsn Th Win
drnwn oi the troops from the state House viii close
ihc people Of thc state In ic sacrAcc OF hcir rights in
he complete success Of violence and fraud as agents IL
~ re'.inic tic result. which will follow the with.
.ar to enable the Hcnubcin 10 assert and enforce thelr
claim 90 the GoNcrnmeut o. inc state
Second n will enable the Democrats 20 remove all
cfocu,c opposition To- the illegal military forces under
present law u ,e,crnmcnt o ihc state ~ tic rrsSucd
io's ,.on OF the u. mocras through the admission Will
toa,@-i win lead 70 q, ,qqyk e,nsumnnn ~ "a
toto my solemn duty Co rusyc and protest So long as
- u ,n,vniNiuv
Con Sherman was closctcd with the So rotary
~ War for soinr time hofor, the preparnti0n of
thc old,r wthdrawins the tro'ps from he
South Carolina State nous, wis l'giin. Tho
order will hc IN the nature " % despatch 20 Con.
Hur'r, nnl not 70 general order through the ac-
cu-tomud military channels
Coy. Hampton wis informed this nternCon
IN advance Of on Val notiiicntion that tho order
would ho ISSUED. lie was mue b Eratiled hut said
II was no more than le cNp'ctrd from the pr.n-
wns somewhat Interested To- know whether the
as he wished to be present in Columbia
cautionary measure he would at once toe-
graph io triends "a Columbia his earnest wish
ton such as might disturb tAc public peace.
and be was satisfied that his advice. would be
p rsp rSS- fra f@na the s,o,s t9s uyas wadTawG S Would
direct that a guard Of two. unarmci. be
sent there to guard It from improper in
sufficient for th' purpose. lle icli satisfied that
there would be no disturbance whatever. and
th.t the people throughout the state would
pke coYrls" IN tho rnort 70 repair thrir
shattered industries. H. call Il this after.
noon to, take leave Of the President. aud
tmnk him for tho with travail of the
troops. repeating the assurances given
ln his recent letter. that all should share alike
in the prot oi the law and not doubling
his ability to pr. serve the ponr. lie docs not
apprehcnd that Chamberlain will take any "a '-
ton with regard TO the custody OF the state
'fne order to withdraw tho troops will not
b executed until toward the close Of this week.
III" President - informed Gov Chamberlain
tonight Coy. Hampton has also received IN
iormHtion To- the sanlr cil'ct
Gov Chamberlain said Tonight that the mill
iin az Columbia ar" not in an en- lent condition.
having been l"t'roraiinE during tie past
siN years ,,whil. on the coniraryi thg
friends of Hampton are well armed an !
organized. H. Therefore docs not apprrhrnl