The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-03

All comIaupteetionS ehouid 10 addressed 70. I'D
itors Intelhg and eli 6hGekf dfeftz money
SIFaers &c. sh9ua bS Plads ppyssls 11. 2 ths
! i-yi.7
| the one side, aud Gleayes Claiming TO be
.i9 ieptenant.G Governor, and 6Veils srs==::-
dent pro tenn. Of the Senate on the ther,
that there should b3 no opposition TO the
INSTALLATION yf59Ai if;is iSf5;ieust0Hl Governor
Simpgon, and, that he shehldnosIbeEr rel
| apirred 10 be AyoEns ir sgain, .it was, very
| evident from the fliafspSor Of the discng-
/ eion in the Senate that the rank and file
| OF she Radicai Senators, with or without
! the knovledge of fGieaEes and SwaiIs, had
detsrmined 70 compel tho, aEsangetOent,
If they c2upled With it eonditiops that
you'd make Il advantageous to them and
exceedingly iniurious to the Democracy.
dourtesyi apd ss Il cpness3ion toi thel Re-
| puhlicaps, had ,assanted TO, the. ar.
rapgemeht, being thoroughly satisfied
that Lieutenant- Governor Simpson bsd
a constitutional light aiia eiis bower 10
take hiR seat without thnYsarrangemen6o or
consent Of any sorb end. % stated, only.
made the concession as o salve to the
wolhded feeiihgs or the Republicans.
Tho amendment Offered iby Nash, that
the LieutenantfGo Governor should again
be sworn jim, wps evidently intended by
the Republicans to be q protest against
his fir6t Installation With Governor
Haulptonb and alsoa deelasa.iou by the
| Senate ythat all acts done. by the joint
cbnyenti9n before which hewas installed,
including necessarily. the election of M.
O. Butler .as q fynited States Senator,
wers absolutely void ana required To be
conhtmsd by subsequent sstton. It can
readily be sepn lthat the. .chaneesnof Cor
p SI9 9E yGgls have bssn patsTHlly increased
record as denying the validity Of af,y act
dpne by 5the Wallace HotIssy and such
members of the, Senate Us responded. to
its call last ,wipteF. The Democrats were
prepared for this movement, and met it
Ia the way that has hsen' described, and
tho effect of reconsideration By tho Sem
eteo isnstina. involving the reseind-
ing 81, the requirement. that Simpson
should be sworn in ngain is, whether in
tended or.flot,f both ah admission of the
|: validity of the joint convention by which
Hampton and Simpson Were installed,
and also, confirmation of the, action &C
that convention In electing Gen. Butler
TO the United States Senate. The case
of Con. Butler, already sufficiently strong,
is now considered to. be absolutely with
Concerning jihn, The ct.;ef Jusstiicesbip J1siii b ( the
indications are that Willard is ahead,
Che situation having chahgsd materially
since Yesterday. Many members, such
taS the delegation, from Abbeyille, while
voting for q LOCAL candidate on the first
/ ity of them will, vote for willard on the
second ballot. Governor Eampton takes
no part wnateverdih tGeS election, except
To tell those gentlemen who ask his opin-.
ionithata iu his Judgment it9is right and
wise, toIelect Willard. ylInlthe event of
Willard's ,election as Chief Justicerthere
will be q vacancy for Associate. Justice.
For thiA position there are Ia number Of
| candidates. none ofwhpm have! however.
manifested ANY considerable strength. n
1t isi underBtood, that the committee
WHO went 10 Washington, representing
the bankers and merchants Of Charleston,
have to. day made n certified Fecommen-
dation TO Governor Hampton In connec-'
tiop with fiscal legislation The paper
is not made public, but it Is reported that
I'the committee fec0mniend' that no inter-
eat be- paid on The State debt Until its
volume and character SHALL be .abcer-
tanned and every bond. called in and ex-
taken With reference to the, bills Of tho
Bank cfshe State. yi11Iso1i aiii fo' ! Gf''
a. Gen. Gary denonnce5 astiItteriy With
out tfoundation the street Fomofa es to his
having agy. negotiations with, the Repub-
iicans. He states that he is the same
Straigiit.ont Defaherat tfias he has aiways
beenT and thaEfhe does mob proposes to
form any alliance with tbs. Repu5liean
party, County, State, or National. That;