The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-01
CHAMBERLAIN ABANDONED.
The Decision Delayed In the Hope OF Making
Some Bnrgnin Satisfactory 10 Chambe riain
Hampton Refusing TO Sanction any Conn
promise -Chnmbe riain's BoId Attitude.


agreement no vote was taken. but the conclu-
sion was undoubtedly reached that there should
lc as little delay rs possible in withdrawing the
troops from the State House. The intimate
friends OF the President declare that he has
never wavcred an instant from his firm purpose
10 withdraw ;he troops. This is confirmed by
Secretary Schurz. who asserts that there has
been no division OF the Cabinet upon the propo-
stion that the troops must he withdrawn sooner
or later The question when and in what
manner this shall be done has boon the subject
OF all the Cabinet conferences 1t Is undoubtcd-
ly true that Hayes and his entire Cabinet have
been exceedingly anxious to get Chamberlain
IL withdraw from the contest and undertake TO
reconcile his carpct-bag friends To this end
intimations have been given him that he can
make his own terms as to the reward he wants.
a foreign mission. Minister TO Italy. has been
mentioned. and provisions for all his friends.
but Chamhorains intimatcs contend that he
has scornfully rejected all IrofIcrs or intma-
Tons Of this kind.
1t is certain. on the other hand. that the prcs-
dent and Secretaries Evarts and 'hurz have in
timatcdtO Hampton that 1t would be- better to
come to some understanding with Chamberlain.
They have gone far as to ask Hampton il
there was any understanding rs to who would be
Chief Justice Moses's successor. This was evil
IDENTITY hintto Hampton that it might be well
10 make Chamberlain the Chief Justice. There
was something said. also. about the Legislature.
and how II would be constituted. but to all these
hints Hampton invariably replied that he was
simply the Executive OF tho State and
the Legislature must decide all these questions
for itself. He would simply say this: that II
the troops Were withdrawn and the Legislature
was suffered to convene without restraint. and
decide upon the qualification Of its members
then he was perfectly willing TO rest his case
this p,n itutipnul tribunal V,ulI MT
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cAe'.Ju-ticc. for the Legislature must elert
g ,6o, SGnigntia sii. en- miesssns,rs
n.5 tbat n" wonl spnaly he rS,ni1sd iSir s"'S-
When tie order / issued To- CEN Kusor the
rii, u, n h ,,,,,nd ,, Ti r "nu NV, uani rnt
prstay ss ne . so-c (, Of a. ,Ge S9aiS cerSIiaa
yas Ch"wlsria,n, ri, III il n,s VIZ rs'
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who Womb h ai",e1 Tnief Jus,iee IL tbe tron:
were withdrawn, who senate what disposti5n
s,,,rs. WI h tat, hr H. Iir,,,r ~ VIZ
mental questions looking TO some Bargain, to
osepd & S sn aRa Rsa'y or n I,n anS
onlnes Tor nis foiiowpe ro ali ancb a,i,stinns '
Tamptnn ha1 0nc Answer. am u' thn ,FI.aus FSecu'
tiv, an, mo-, nni rnsncmsiIlo Tor th er,s ~ - M
| Iegslaturc. II isa co6rdinate branch Of III.
s"nirr ,s t o cenno r,nr a tann.
sent" n one had AN answer to this position.