, 1877-04-02
WASHINGTON.
The Withdrawal Order for
South Carolina Set for
To-Morrow.
Chamberlain Files a Final Pro.
test Before Joining in tho
Evacuation.
Democratic Recognition Of the
Presidents Firmness and
Sincerity.
The Policy Of Non.1nterfer-
ence to Be Pursued in
Louisiana.
Secretary Sherman Orders
tho Whisky Pr0secu-
tions Pushed.
Ti!den Getting Ready to Com.
mence the Big Presidential
Lawsuit.
The Changes Time Has Wrought
in the Presidential Es-
tablishmclit.
Courtesy to ALI Visitors the Invariable
Rule...strategy In Dealing with
0f1ce-Seekers.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
GOV. uAMrToNs8 PROMISES,

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TAsnmoror, u. C., April Tho text Of
m, hccn mn3o nphljc. Tho folto,r,p1 i. ..sa ~
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10 .ao snos.anec o1 lae essens'a. pos..on o. u;
e eest P.cLdeatlon Of lhc entire country. aud in
tnst snots ptoros9 70 eotnpttasS WIN 3on mpst
" xxx carnjiua ,hs srMssnisar. In r. ~ ,r'th
sonsi iMdtco 10 III cjatscs tnd With e,nstant r..
rarI ia Tho t,onetfutlpn Of tic United Fteteg he.
loving that snch action will furnish tile peaceful
1Indicalion Of The 7lewa ron l.avc announced In
your inaugural regarding the riRht q local self
gosefnne GnaGs ~ Aalesalp1 s s ~ &C.
satY an l. eitsan.hin .tal By Whont IT,
csece e''n ~ tscc. enipr nr po,ttcti dferrntn,
desire further 10 stato that II lie troops nTo With.
I'm sSs a. sed t. s sSS ss
o1!ee. and neither ! nor those associated with mo
wI sock other Eedtess Or assots Other stghis than
intooeh ,s9e legal ae1eoas ana po"ee5a' 'oa'samsh'
sae ORDER TO CONE 1eEsnM.
II u understood that tho south cafo!lna
question has been definitely settled. and that IN
order will bc issued On Tuesday Withdrawing tho
t,oon. fron, tlc st.tr. uon,c Tht. w,1l vtrtuallv
.'s.ts 10y, ,ta.s. oass,. ~ 49,, 49,. 49,:
ytrsy that 'nny afiso VII! bo settled legally and
peaceably through tho courts. 1t Is likely, how
' ~ ~ !, ms1 ho I'D thnt 1romntnn viii soor
tea.' suu ~ n"y w e4'a s"' t1p1en ~, ~" r ,r.
DC ID andlsputca possession o1 Tug olaec' Aus
decision With reference to South Carolina % up
on m altogether different basis from that which
affects tho Louisiana case, afd i Is not to lse re-
cetrct a. even an Indication Of tho action 70 bc
taken In tho latter. It mar be stated that tho
interview betwccn tho President aud Gov.
Hampton waa mutually, eattstactory. The lat
ter carried With lllin high opinion OF tue ffc8-
ident7 and TUG President entcrtalns cofscspond'
Ing Views Of Hampton.
CHAAnEftAtA's FAoroslrloA:
II will be noticed that the plan Of tho settle
mcnt submitted by tho South Carolina Neruhie-
aus Is entirely different from hat 10
tho Louisiana case. While tho Commission wl!ch
Is 10 v1sit tho latter State will Aayo no authority
TO decide any question, Or to perform my ex-
cept adslsofy acta' the commission pioposesa y
Gov. Chamberlain and hia friends, should u 20
appointed, would take tlio place OIL tho legally.
constituted authorities Of the State, aud DE-
| krnlnc tn their stcai the result o1 The cscc-
| ton. auch 4 dectslon would be tn &C.
| cord neither With tho Constitution nor tho
lHws Of tliot State, anu Is doubtful II II coula
| have any valid legal eject. Tho Tcry fact that
tho South Carolina Republicans have huetnlstcd
| snrh plan os tht1 SLOWS that tlcy e!thcr 10
| not understand u. hopo that there may DO
change In tho Southern poltcy Of tho Admins
| tratlon. That policy may be
| EXACTLY DKacRlBED IN TWO WoRps,-
uan1tly, non Interference. It's fundamental idea
Il that tho pcOplo Of Inc several Btates shall vet.
tiv iii nurcly State questions without the seast-
anco Of tho National Administration, and, while
u compromise such as uoy. CAAmbeFal!n pro-
| Daseo might not bo distusteful to