The New York herald., 1877-03-04

MEET OF EQuAL NICU1S WITH IUE OTHER
sTArLs'--JUs1IcE wEI3nTs riionr-pnrsI-
DENT GRANT HAS Nor YET MALE UP HIs
MIND.
icy TELEGRAPH To THE uERALp1
CoLrNniA. March .. 1877.
Having forwarded 70 the HERALD yesterday ,hs
views of Governor Chamberlain upon the declaration
Of Hayes ircsidcnt. Governor Hampton being
then inaccessible, called to-day upon tho
latter and proponndcd 10 him IN effect the
samo questions that put TO his eubcrnatoriai
rival Hampton HAVING a goycrnmcut anl
good deal business TO attend TO- Il was somo time
before couI engage his alicnou, and even then hs
rcluctantIy consented TO very brct interview. ic
displayed the courtesy Of the gentleman tho brusquc-
ot the soldier and tho ingcnuvusness Of no.icc
IN politics. Tins was tho conversation that took
place
'now will Mr. Hayes election be REGARDED by the
Southsn
IL think that, though disappointed 10 lie result ,hs
Southern people will recogulze him promptly, VIII
judge him fairly by his acts, and Will cmb,rruss
his administration by lactous opposition II he deals
justly with US. viii stand the constitution and viii
accord all OF our rights he will be honestly
tanned, and viii be embarrassed either by hostility
on The one hand or by olice seeking tho other
NE Esrscrs KkcodSiiioS
''Do yon expect recognition from HIM OF your gov.
ernmentY''
II certainly do, for | claim that mlne Is tho ouiy
lawfully authorized government IN ts Slatc,hs onIv
that enforce tho law and gave protcciion As
Mr. Hayes Is pledged 10 obey Tho constitution OF tho
country confidently hope that hc viii not allow its
most sacred provisions 70 be violated in this Staten
'What do you think should be hls policy toward tho
Southr'
..Strict and Impartial jnstcc placing us on nm
opuality with the other States, requiring from US
u obediencc 10 the laws. aud giving to us the right.
possessed by ali other states regulate starrs
without federal nicricrcncc THIS policy Will DO "a
accordance with h,s letter OF acceptance OF the
NATION Tor Prcsdcut where hc says Tho ~
tho south Is intelligent and honest local governments
which tho rights of all will bc respected ny alt
II elected Presidcnt l will cndeayor by al
legitimate agencies 10 further tho estabiishm ent a
honest nciligont local government IN tho south.
crn States II he fulhs tins solemn pledge hc Wi! do
much TO commend him To people, aud will best
promote tho interests of the whole conmtry"
When Govcrnor Hampton had sad this much, Judge
Nackey, who visited Mr.. Hayes ut Columbus sUno
months ago. IN and interrupted the nversatinn
heard the distinguished Judge remark that he was
going 10 Washington To participate In tho
ton OF Hayes, aud bccve that hc asked Hampton for
another letter
POPULAR Axx,RrY-wuAr ~ rug vxowuAL poL,cv?
The situation to.night " ono "f great anxiety. An
Intense interest IL manifested IN every rumor aud
port that corcs trau Washington. THIS was 80
marked to-day that upon tho announcement that
President Grant had abandoned Packard Louisiana
u report at oucc sprung up that similar order had
been reccivsd here In reference to Chauibcrain aud
that the troops ordered to bo Withdrawn from
the State House. From inquiries instituted tho proper
true, the company Of United States soldiers still re-
tho State House, aud the sentinel that paces
along the line of stacked nuskets Is telling reminder
that that gentleman st'i propped up oy tho of
the federal government
IusrIck wxrcar's r,iamr
Next IN interest to the from Washington waa
tho Hight o the coiorud Justice VI tho Supreme Court
who yesterday to rctract his signature to
order releasing the convict Tlda NOrriS pardoncd
by Hampton, and which order recog giixcd him Gov
ernOr In company with the notorious Whipicr,
whom denounced with Franklin J. Moses,
Jr, ~ moral cpcr." tho colorcd Justcc iaft tho
city last night, and this morning TOOK tho tram fJe
Charleston at u point twelve miles below this
city. This done to givo color "a
the report which viii be circulated by the
to the effect that Justice Wright being fear OF bodily
injury and violence, He'd the city. can state that
Intended toward Juslics Wright, aud that
the contrary he would have bcen protected u
essary, by the democrats and that his signature 10
the order above oucd all that xpectv oe
him In tho discharge VI his duty Justice VI the Su.
prcme Court.