The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-04


sion, and he thought such force wculd be
sufficient for the purpose. lie FELT salts
He'd that there would be no disturbance
Whatever, and that the people t!rouR h.
o,t the state would take courage IN
the effort 20 repair their shattered indus
tries.
He called this afternoon to take leave
of the President. and thank him for the
withdrawal Of the troops. repeating the
assurances given ia his recent lett that
all should share alike in the protection
of law, and not doubling his ability 10
preserve the peace. lie does moi appre-
henu that Governor Chamberlain will
take any action with regard TO the Gus
toby OF the state house.
Governor Hampton will leave Wash.
ington on his return TO Columbia To
night. lie has been congratulated by
numerous friends on the success OF his
visit.
WHAT CHAMBERLAIN SAYS.
Gov. Chamberlain, in response To the
question wha. he thought of the deter
mination to remove the troops from the
Columbia state house, said: at ends
the struggle, and iuases General liamp-
ton practically governor" Being asked
when ne purposed returning to south
Carolina he said he would start tor o.
lumbia tomorrow. He dimes with the
president tins evening.
THE FORMAL ORDER
70 General Ruger 10 remove the troops
from the state house at Columbia To their
camp il being prepared by the secretary
oi war. but il will not BE- sent 10 General
Kruger or made publ unit! Tomorrow.
General sherman was closeted with
secretary McCrary for come time before
the prepsra;ion of the order was com
menced, which viii BE- in the nature oi a
dispatch 10 General kuger. and not .
general order through the accustomed
military channels. lt j. generally be-
liave,i the order will No. be sent
until after IL has been sub.
mitted 70 the cabinet Tomorrow.
,LUN' tHA~I.
Indian Agent Cinm. q al '.tio-
agency. Arizona. has lett with 4 con.
pany OF Indian police 10 arrest the rem
egade ChiracShuas ri Southern Apache
agency. seize stolen property IN their
possession and restore it 10 the rightiul
owners. He has called on the military
for aid
LONG BEANCHHA No CHARMS.
The president said saturday, in speak
| ing of the many invitations he had to go
| TO Long Branch, that he should remain
in Washington most OF the summer.
DISCHARGED.
| Fifty employees were discharged from
the pension bureau on Saturday.
ONLY A LITTLE DELAY.
The order to withdraw::..the troop:
| from The Columbia state house 10 the
| barracks will not be executed until to-
wards the close OF this week The Pres
| ident go informed Gov. Chamberlain 10
night. This is in accordance with the
| request OF the latter, who. having some
private business to transact here, will
not reach Columbia until Friday or Sat
urday. Governor Hampton has also re
ceived information to the same effect.
| THE LOUISIANA COMMISSION.
Its stated at the executive mansio
that no formal or written instruction
will be given 10 the Louisiana commi;
sion, but.they have by conversatio
with the President been fully placed /
possession of his views and wishes in n
gard 10 their mission. and will kee
themselves in very constant commune;
ton with him by telegraph after their a
, rival in New Orleans, The general NJ
ture Of the verbal instruction, given t
the members of the commission Is tIs
they shall suggest aud report bat nc
| act.