Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-04-07
LATE EASTERN TELEGRAMS.
rro.p. p,arr.d Out 80 the south Caro-
Tina state House.

N II n
.,t,rm, ~ advance of official noti-
4uun that an order would be
...url ~ the removal OF the troops
nom the stats House, he expressed
himself ratified, but said it was no
uur than expected from the princi-
lI.. announced ia the inaugural adj
bi,.. Tie wcs somewhat Interested
.. know whether the order was to
,,, mlHrlinic effect, n he wished
p, lr u.,.cu. IN Columbia when it
1911. secuted However, rs pre-
.ulur.,y measure, he tclegraphed
., tit,,.- hi, earnest wish that there
.lrl 4 Lr up outward demonstration
.,,..e-uu.t disturb the public peace,
and A.. WIS satisfied hiS advice would
l. re.r,'.l. and ON the withdrawal
DO. the troop, from the State House,
Y. would direct that guard OF two
nnnrm,l men he sent there 10 guard
hpm improper intrusion, and he
,b.u,ht .nrh n force would he suili-
.,ut fut the purpose. IA" felt salts
.t.t,hn there would be no disturb
,n,o whatever, and people through
ai. the State would take courage III
l., effort To- repair their shattered
industries. IIecll,cd this afternoon
D. take leave Of TIE President and
Jnuh him for the withdrawal Of the
pl.. repeating the assurance given
D uY recent letter. that all should
,,ltp alike IN the protection of the
.N and not doubling his ability to
30, .or,c the peace. He does not APP
, hcnl that Chamberlain will take
.r, action with regard to the custo-
%, - the State House. Gov. Hamp-
g.. vll ica,e Washington on his
p'um H. Columbia tonight. He
l, rcen congratulated by numerous
u,ud- on the success OF his visit.
The Secretary Of War declines 20
-ls'o when The order will be issued
nr The withdrawal of the troops
'-,m m, State lIouS" Mt Columbia,
lpt u - generally believed it will be
delayed tall Hampton reaches home
l,Nt Wednesday
Usmr,oa'- pledge no; 10 Use Violence.
" ,IuNornS. April 3.-The follow
us 3, lIamp,on's letter to the Presi-
dent
WuLARp's HoTfL,
WasuiNoroN. March 1 , 1871.
The result If the conference to
Nhirh Won did me the honor to in
,Ito mo has been IA relief to my mind,
rud convin,ct INC tina, YOU sincerely
lc.trc 10 see rcaccf" sct;lcment
ul the question which Is distrdctin%
oar people AMI injuring seriously the
interests of our State, and
| trust You are equa ~ convinced OF
t.y earnest wish To- nil in accom-
A,Aing this happy end. As may
MOI have the pleasure of seeing you
again on this subject, it may be
plnpcr To- put before you in the full
, i aud most definite form the assur-
mice gwen You verbally. repeat,
that il the federal troops
are withdrawn from the State House,
there shall 10 on my part, or that of
mV friends, no resort to violence to
assert our claims, but that we shall
look for their maintenance solely to
such peaceful remedies ~ the con
s,,tutinn aud laws Of the State pro-
,de shall use all my authority
h. lcprcsa the use or exhibition OF
force ~ the settlement of all disput-
~ questions. aud this authority shall
be- exercised in such II manner that
the peace shall be preserved. We
only desire the establishment in our
State ~ u government which will
secure to every citizen, the lowest as
N,ll ~ the highest. black as well as
Nhi,c, full aud equal protection in
he enjoyment Of all rights under the
Of the United States.
~ ono can be more deeply i'm
pressed than myself with the imper-
,il,e necessity of establishing cordial
citations between all classes and
10Th races IN South Carolina: for it
q only by these means that the true
mi enduring welfare of the State
AN be- secured. With the recogni-
ion ~ perfect equality Of every citi-
,en before the law: with n Just md
Impartial administration Of the laws;
n,'h the practically secure exercise
loo right II suffrage; with sys-
81 ~ public education which will
'peu the avenues to knowledge to
III classes. we may hope TO see our
state soon take the position to which
he ~ entitled. II was the patriotic
'"po II the accomplishment of these
llsh aims that called me from the
.tlircment TO become n candidate
10 the Office of governor OF South
'afnlina. II was through the conf
l'nre Of the people Of the State
hat I would honestly and faithfully
AIRY out all these purposes, that |
= ts elected their chief magistrate. l
eel profoundly that peace can he
Hrcls preserved there and prosperi-
y restored by assuring our people