New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07

,Ao campaien last year. so help him God" Such
onrS AZ that deserves solemn and earnest protest
Tho Presidents order TO remove the squad
-. rom the Columbia state House has been rail-
$50 through Secretary McCrary, Gen. Sherman and
g. hancock and by this time has probably got as Tar
."cen Ruger II Gen. Ruger can only give II pros
porous and sergeant and corporal in time to effect re-
srsat in good order by Tuesday noon
The full vote of Rhode Island shows that at
,,s state election Wednesday Gen Van Zandt uSep1
'"osivea l245s votes; Mr.. Barnaby DEM, 1l,7s7;
os,,sr,nr. $50 Gen. Van Zandts plurality was gu
a,a-tv AL The average Republican majority for the
60 ticket was 2.S59. The average Democratic vote
- ~ more than was cast for Tllden. The highest
ppSnbicsn majority 653 less than that gwen for
President Hayes
cov Vance of North Carolina belongs to that
Ii class Of Southern Democrats VINO propose 10 die
their boots on" He writes to The gttstd Gal ChroT-
~, ,5 CoastiiattioRGlSt follows The duty OF the
s-,nern Democrats as we'll of the Northern Demo
"a and OF Democrats and friends Of constitutional
,he,tv everywhere, is to wage open war against Mr.
IIves and all other who disregard the plain pro
ns Of that great charter of the rights OF the states
~ the people Especially is il the duty of the Dem
- n see that not another dollar is voted 10 the SUP
i az tie army until guarantees are gwen that IT sEall
no longer lee used 10 destroy inc otd'oS anu sHo" '9
Of their just powers.
reporter from The Charleston NelrS and
Courier obtained the views of number of prominent
ponubicans of that city on the decision OF the Presi-
srt 70 Withdraw the troops Among those interviewed
80 Marshal Wallace, Timothy Hurley who served as a
,,es elector ex-Gov Moses, Judge Wiggin, and Col
,ctor Worthington. The Ners sums up the sentiment
ralipe among them in these words: Thorough con-
ou "a 10 the certainty Of the establishment OF the
Hamilton government; a very general resignation 10
Che inevitable with effort 10 make the best Of the sit
uaon and an intense lndgnatlon on Tue paIt 81 te
NOR ultra against the Administration Tor actlhg ID Ol
ton 10 their aud individual interests coupled
with willingness to make the DeSt terms PossiDe VIII
tne Democratic party
Judge Mackey is given as the authority for the
,uowing rather fshy" special dispatch from Washing
% IN The Boston Herald: After the Supreme Court OF
snth Carolina had rendered decision in the case that
irtuay recognized Gen. Wade Hampton as Governor OF
the state Judge Wright cOlored one of the two mem
hers NJ the court (he third being sic induced to
reverse the action upon the assurance OF Senator Patt
son that II he did lie would be rewarded by the ap-
nten of Associate Justice Of tIe supreme Court OF
tbe United states Judge Wright firmly crediting Sem
stor Pat,erson's representations forthwith recalled ms
assent 10 the decision IN question: ana came 10 Washing
ton preparrd TO don his black and warm the seat
vacated by Judge Davis. He failed to connect"
Opinions on the Spelkership are as plentiful
as leaves in Valombrosa. Here are two: Senator wax
lace Of Penns vana says he does not think that there
will be anv diversion of Democrats sufficient to give the
organization to the Republicans, but admits the proba-
bntv Of a Conservative Democrat being chosen" The
Jos,os Journal learns from its Washington correspond
emf that leading Pennsylvania who returned from
visit 10 Texas and who has taken pains 10 see the mem
rerect OF the House of the States through when
he has passed says that there is not the slightest reason
for believing that single Southern Democrat will refuse
10 attend the Democratic for Speaker or ID NOte
Tor lis candidate He thinks Mr.. Randall VIII be Eonl-
mated and elected although Mr.. Cox, WHO Is now aNel-
ing al the south. has many warm friends
Gen. Garfield, it is said wrote to Con-
gresham Russell Erret who represents the Pittsburgh
Penn district asking HIM for his support, saying That
he was the choice of President Hayes; that 1t was
among the possibilities organize the House on Re
publican basis and that he Endorsed the policy OF MI
HAYES as to Southern pacication and civil service re-
form According to The Philadelphia Tunes Mr. Errett
in his reply said that he knew Of TO reason why Gar
fields long public services should no; eminenty qraly
him 10 WELD the gave that he was glad that ne (Oar-
fedl was the choice Of President Hayes that nc was,
smoreoyer glad that Garfield in accord with ms
views of civil service refO Tm, and that the President
would find in (krretD faithful ally III assisting IN
10 carry il out. With reference to the southern loS
Errett begs the question. saying That ne reserves ms
Judgment until It i further developed HG cohclurs,
however by stating that Dasmucn rs the president II
DESTROYS 10 have the House organized ID manner 'Hat
Ng not handicap him the administration OF hls sou u
erD pocv he shall his vote for the SpeaAlsp TOT
Samuel l. Randall OF PENNSYLVANIA, who he thnAS VIII
be more fitting and true reflex OF that policy IMAM zen
Garfield can be- inasmuch the laters past history Is
antzgOnistc that policy, and cannot DC honestly Ii ac
cord with it,