, 1877-04-03
WASHINGTON.
The Final Move in the Vexed
South Carolina Con-
troversy.
Consisting Of an Order Remov-
ing the Troops from the
6tate-House.
Which Order Has Now Been
Positively Decided
Upon.
Chamberlain Expresses Hia Senti-
ments in a Long Letter to
the President,
In Which He Virtually Gives
Up the Gubernatorial
Contest.
The Louisiana Commission
ers Will Start for the
South To-Day.
They Have No Instructions, But
Are liboral'y Stocked with
Suggestions.
The Reduction of the Public Dobt Dur
ing the Month Of March Over
$4,000, 900.
TheLouisiana Commissions
ers Will Start for the
South To-Day.
They Have No Instructions, But
Are liboral'y Stocked with
Suggestions.
The Reduction of the Public Dobt Dur
ing the Month Of March Over
$14, 1000, 900.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Special Dfapasca 10 71s tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. G., April 2.-Tle Cabinet,
by formal votc to-iay. decided 10 instruct tho
Secretary Of Wnr to prepare nn order for tho
withdrawal Of tho United States troops now on
duty in tho statc.lfousc at Columbia, s. c. Tho
order will bear datc as Of to-day. but at q late
hour this afternoon tho formal paper had not
been drawn up and submitted to tho President
for Ills approval. The act,ial yoto In tho Cahl-
net has not been disclosed. but II Is understood
to have been substantially unanimous, II
not entirely 80. The troops will not bc
actually transferred to their barracks
until after the return Of Cows. Clam
tcriafn and Hampton TO South Carolita,
tho delay being allowed In accordance with the
wtahcs of both these gentlemen.
THE RIVALS.
Cor. Hampton paid bis respects to the Prcsi-
dent this afternoon, bade hiu gootl-by, and
leaycs for tho South this evening. Gov. Cham.
bcrIatn dlncd at tho White.uouao this crcning,
and will probably lcavu tomorrow. Tho Presi-
dent has been very fayorablJ impressed by bis
rcpeatcl Interviews bntll with Gov. Chamber
lain and with Gov. Hampton. and thinks that II
the two political parties In the North werc
under tho control Of such men rs they arc, the
Southern question would be much stmptlflcd.
The Administration DOCS not anticipate my
trouble to EroW out OF tho removal
Of troops from the Statc-uouso at Colun,-
bin. Tho President aud the Cabinet understand
perfectly that there are extreme men In tho
parties In South Carolina who may bo willing
that disturbances should take placs, believing
a. they do that political advantage could Ia
gained thereby without. They
DO NOT ANTICIPATE ANr TROUBLE
Of this kind from that rlass Of men IN either
party who arc governed by Hampton and Cham-
bcrlain md tlcir friends. II any trouble does
arisc in South Coroaina, II will be caused BY
rccklcss mcn In Quo party us tho other. en-
eouragcd perhaps by extreme raFtfsans In the
North. The President and Cabinet arc under
stood to be Of tho opiniou that II nothing oc-
ours within the next sixty or uiucty. days to pro-
vent, aIAlrs In South Carolina will have
settled down, aud business OF all kinds will
have 80 far returned to tts accustomcd
grooves that no further trouble ueed bo expect-
cd In that 6tatc any moro than In Georgia or
North Carolina. They atso bctlcrc that by tho
tlmo the noxt election occurs 10 tlat state, two
years from last November, such changes will
hayo taken plaee In the Eolitical association Of
the two rnces In South Carollna that tho Eccur-
renee OF controversy similar to tl,at tArougl.
which South Carolina has lust passed
WILL DE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE.
The elects Of ths present or'ict Tor the removal
Of the troops from the COLUMBIA state'houae
upon the politicians Of the two parties repre-
stnting Tint State Iu Washington Is ycry inter-
sss1"s esau3. ~ .sss, w.. 80
weEo e1cecalnelY desponaent' ana Wcte 1eau5 ~
dcnounCc tue President aud every ono connected
with tho Administration for treachcry and bad
{ottl, hcrau.. ho did not ACC Ill In Indecent hasts
.,. a'sn t%..,,sso 49,. ~ h.1.i,,t. -, ,c,,,..
tuPnt al 'mn'cu!a'o seop ~ t"o ''''IaA5 oe~upa'
tton Of tho Southern atate"taousess arc now in
the best OF spirits, and arc ready to 60 farther
linn at INV previous time iu their
"@ or..a,, .,ppov,1,
n.,sa.s,s e@"ea es..s.ass 4s'AL ea,,au ..a go,
o' tpo 1scs"en'e aoa'"osa PosJt ~" ~
moro proluso In their promises TO E1vo thclF
hearty support. Already majority of them
.ccm IN tiove fnYoottrn thrfr anpor and ttaar.
o..". ~ .'S ,1..ts s-.. ~. s's,.u.s.. ,.,.,,
po'h.."cnt at'amG nou, tMe N'p1 WAY.
! PRESIDENT AaScs popularity @1noeB ta'a Class OF
| politicians Ia apparently greater than at any
| othrr tina stnre lila Inauguration, Tbs very
.ss. 49,, ,vhr In. ti,on ian d.rx ooo
'a"'p nen " n-s.,...s.s -
80 postNe1y asscfteo taat ''o tses'aeas "a4 ~
| lowed the ono golden opportunity VI Ills Admin
istrat1ou to pass, now, IN their elAtlo1,, seem
| - ,,vs s.rn',,,nr ~ h.vA cv.r aonhtea thr
|
fFesIdoata Anccrtys -...
The satisfaction Of the southern Dcm"crats II