, 1877-04-14

| ynnf honaes!' II thr average l,ni.innn t,o,,.
,te!.n. % or both sdc. were 70 20 ont Into g.
eHsore Them leaving behind even the Traditional
tR<p.l.
For the people Of South Carolina thf. II a most
critical perott. 4 reIonnd from great prcs.uts
a!mo.t inevitable IN aoetety not ntlerly crushed.
! Themselves will anect them. and 70 uome extent
tnsrs rn,,es eo1nt,y b1 ths manner Of t4eir pr;
ihs or a & n e esst es u
he lbet.l; Just. and law abiding, AMI IN All thInaa
70 maintain tle NV 10 favor of tho hamhie.t citi-
example Of other Southern States, We confidently
look for - speedy esiAblithmeni Of law. order,
i:f s nd saa 9aIsRs{ :. ;y r.,
lean tDtm.,.
boldly The exact condition Of a1str. n that at,ie.
toward the Government Of South Carolina. II is
y snrh presentation Of the rase We L,kx H. that
ali. That l., u t'o.. Ghambcsi.ins % View a Of the %
prssdent's nolicy will b. the verdict Of pofterty
1n1.. n.t* hts sgee:.. .one w
h!s admiration Of The patriotism and npr,rhtncss Of
rre'id.nt Hayes. and hepe.. eyt,y patr9t hopes
dr.wai fcm further CONFLICT VII si7n.liy illustrate
Of Tho prcslden.-Dsircu Tost tRaaeai Rtp.j
Gov. Chamberlain has taken tho course which
T. the etopie. and 4 the rssn1t ID unfsvorable Il
Hepntlleans.m In Soaih Carolina Il will make
" uon Pss; e se Seta
pertinent hal to be made, And there could be no
bsttes tt e,i. tme fos 4 tia. now 70 h..e continued
Ar endless quarrel, ii the m!dst ii which The con.
dillon of The blacks. a. well as the whites, would
Hayes has assumed . rrave rcsponslbiItty, hnt he
nad t'ndcr tho circnmstances, no alternative and
s.,e Il: sh s IA bsse. e. ssg q . G' Il .
snfiof from t-cs<rtlaSd & Geaa<r "a Shep, ' '0s 70
Whit South Carolina and the country want now
psase and shouSl. ws may ~ ~ e agree upon
sult will he hailed BY everybody. Peace ind tho
tSh,tssoa = Of AZ eens IN 4as hsf
at,er Hampton Admns,rstion SSff Ell f. liz IN
y duty q q, classes Of citizens, re'fasaumed,
found 70 exaet Justice Il IL hands Tie good faith
Of she Southern people i on trial before Tho high
..sd w shs eG ,s o
nesca in which tho rights Of any Of its citizens
ats e.n}ed Thsrs nv. b. pe1se founded
- The Now York Sun, In telling what lucky man
Hayes was as candidate for tho Presidency, says:
h p: s ss:.2 SsH out & 5us. e
% hss %ss: s: !s nc; .i;, is$s
nlane.s eampsIRn in The West did not help. the
sAAeE ~ 0@t III NuIV ~ u JUuEheHk OF tn0GG
In whom wa have confidence Nj. Ilaine waa q
weaknets, vs Then Hayes never con!ssecd thet the
ss wss 0 T.. xa; lot Tho
Than they obtained. Ths blaine and. Morton
sehurz speeches tlnt Gsve tho Indispensable n,nr.
Mp.]. 0'~'N'' ''"'@''''' ''"o'
President Hayes" Is what VIC have called him
Eut toinc ose in hla place. That 10 what ho Il.
w. w. e1 hnGs Il or y .hsr names w
Wish him and all others Ia authority we'll il any
one Wishes 70 proceed against MI Hayes In LEGAL
woaS l. M e sss Ss % a" al III + + s
o I. rehtiu1jy In. Th.s wss sswiadls ans psrpe: as
!sye. hsIp sens e's 1Gs s /: H. sss
Democratic President Of the Unttel states. After
US I'd ers5 q .oa n % s
It. To al Democratic tancrs We dcrtrc 10 soy,
now, thnt rutherford H. Hare. Ia President. This
N<9tster tDfn'.).
The President has taken great fntceest in ths "a.
snlt Of the 1eeent municipal elections In Chicago.
s ai md t;nm tGne'annt H. h. ssss,sd r.
to tlt ltepnb!can gains. The Pfesitlrn. has espc-
cslly commented upon The tables which lo hss re-.
policy Of IL Administfstioa. for Il i Scliescd I
@ snat 1hs IT, nesoGs' saaton ws. an Important fac
The President seems to think that the appo!utmcnt
Of Secretary achusx II especially acceptable 10 the
Germans. Thu President, in commencing on thcsu
results, has said that Il that, In the cneea
wlicru the German and tfKh votcra are conEoIi. |
dated agafnat the Republican party, The cause u.
most always II In Tho b1auders or incompctency OF
lueal political arrangements. -|}usAinglon BIZ.
pa'eA TO Cincinnati Gt.zetfe.
Mr.. naye*' theory IA that, as within tho Stale he
has no TuwsF 70 In the relations Of tho Sae Ia tic
nation hn has al,s0sutc puw4t nf recognition The |
legitimate doctrine IL that he can say that he hns
ny authority u decide between Packard and Mich.
oils. must leave them 10 hght It out or staFvs It
ont. and then recognize the victor AZ tho trnc |
primes. II cxactlv The policy that Grant pursued
N the Arkansas case. But II SIchols md rack- |
ard get 70 appearing bayoncts and cannon against
each other. then the occasion IL offered f0r tho /
national Intervention. ii Mr. Packard, In saying |
that in no event "wi he gisn m thp State. lIouss
Or thu Executive unless forced tu DO 40, Z" means
that he will asssft biz authority to an tssnc before
tho courts that 10 all right hut II h[a meaning II
that he Will provoke civil war In LouIalann hs IL
a.! wrong. i is very absurd In him 10 yay that |
"lf there Ia b!oolshult President Hayes nlust |
bear the responsibility" Ills duty md ha inter.
ext IL IN the svoldancs Of hloodshrd. souid he /
not think better Of IT, however, 1t will be impo.si.
bis for him to throw the reslonplblfty upon ircsi-
dent Hayes. This party In New Orleans that lights 1
tho hfes Of conflict Will he responsible, and not The
AMertedn (lsp.).
La0KAEs AND CARTHAGE.
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