The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-02
From Washington.
CHAMBERLAIN COMPROMISE.

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consideration. 1t is understood that tho
proposition involves reorganization of the
Legislature and tho appointment Of com
mission to adjust some preliminary matters
of difference. The proposition was sub
mitted to Hampton Saturday morning His
friends say he will not consider It, lie is
riding altogether too high horse. Hamp-
ton expects to send a letter to the President
in which he will reiterate his. determlnation
to lietcn to no compromise, and will de-
clare that every citizen of South Carolina,
irrespective OF race, condition or polilicp,
shall be protected In all civil and religious
rights. 1t Is understood that majority of
the cabinet officers are in favor of the i'm
mediate withdrawal of the troops from the
| Columbia state house without conditions.
REPUBLICAN REoREANoY IN CONGRESS.
The Tribune's Washington special Gays
that Chamberlain, by request Of the Presi-
dent Friday, submitted several plans of
settlement. The president ,aid they would
| DO examined by Evarts and Schurz, and
then a report would be made by commit
tee Of the cabinet. They would then be
transmitted TO tho Hampton party. The
unexpected enthusiasm manifested toward
Hampton is regarded as fictitious and ar
rsnged in advance. 1t Is reported on rea-
sonoble authority that bargain has been
a'To'riy ade with three southern repubi-
az "a RS and thirteen republican repre-
le > # the houee to act hereafter with
the ~ locrats on all political questions.
They ? sent abandonment by Hayes, and
d2o'.r rat personal safety demands that
they make immediate terms with the dem
cratic party. The immediate object is to
give tina control Of both houses Of congress
to the democrats. Hayes friends think
this will only promote dissension among
the white people Of Inc south, and hasten
the fruitage of the presidents policy.
oHAMBERLA1Ns CASE GONE.
Secretaries Schurz - Evaris have been
appointed committee W the cabinet to
consider all South Carolina mattore
sERESADE To HAMPTON ABANDONED.
The proposed serenade 10 Hampton Sat-
urdsy evening was abandoned at his own
request.
a TfLDES AODaE.
Two OF the Florida republican electors
are here to know whether the president
wishes them to defend the suit between the
Tilden and Hayes electors now pending in
the supreme court of that state.
THE NEW MEXICO JUDGE.
Bueybodies have started story that
HcLin, recently appointed judge of New
Mexico, is a colored man. He is pure
Capcausian, and native of Delaware.
A CARRIAGE TnAT GOES A BEGGING.
The Herald's Washington special says
the carriage rendered for the use of Hamp-
ton was purchased at the centennial by an
enthusiastic democrat, intended for Tilden's
inaugural ride.
OBLIGATIONS DISCHARGED.
Stanley Matthews has arrived. He says
that there is no more political paper out
standing with his signature, and he appears
to be glad of it.
THE LOUISIANA COMMISSION.
Judge Lawrence and Gen. Hawley of
the Louisiana commission had an interview
with Evarts. Gen. Harlan Is the only other
member of the commission now in WASH
ington. The commission leave for New
Orleans on Monday.
WHISKY MEN DEsPoNDBNT.
Western representatives of the whisky
Interest who have arrived here say that
illicit distillation has so much increased
since Bflstow left the treasury department
that the honest distlllers Of Cincinnati cor
template closing their distilleries.
BULLDozING.
There are stories that thu unusual popu-
lar ovation given here TO Hampton is a
crafty plan of the democratic managers to
impress the administration with a notion
of Hampton'S popularity. The arrogant
manner of the pretended governor OF South
Cirolina gives color to this theory.
FURTHER GUARANTEES ASKED OF HAMPTON.
A Washington special says the extreme
republicans are opposed to Hampton and
vent their feelings by open indignation. 1t
is regarded as certain that the president will
solicit from Hampton some general promise
In writing that he will make no distinction
on the colorliue. Hampton will doubtless
acceie, Secretary Schurz spent come time
with Hampton Friday night, proposing GER
tain guarantees, all Of which he declined to
sign.
CHAMBERLAINs GRIT.
FL, Zines Washington special says
1 hsm .ain has declined the Swiss mission
and ssy = he will be governor or q private
citizen
CONSULAR REFORM.
Secretary ETarts will select men familiar
with commerce as consuls to commercial
and men acquainted with manu-
features to manufacturing distaicts. Con-
suls will be instructed 70 observe tfs pro-
gress made in manufactures and send sam
pies of all textile fabrics.
HAMPTON AND MS MEN.
The Hampton men mad a conference this
morning, and: il is understood,. decided to
reject the proposition made by Chamber
lain for commission and reorganization
of the legislature. They notified the pres
ident that they would inform him of their
decision in writing at 3 o'clock. In that
Hampton will state that he
will not accept the Chamberlain sugges-
lions; that all that he (Hampton) desires
Is the removal of the troops from the state
house, aud that then the courts shall take \
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