The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-04

chief executive Office Of that State, but
they are TO be settled and determined
/ by such orderly and amicable methods
IS may be provided by the law and
constitution Of that State. feel as
sured that no resort 10 violence IS con-
.ernplstcd in that qnarter. but. O. the
contrary. the disputes in question are
to be settled solely by such peaceful
remedies as the law and constitution Of
.ha. State provides. Under tbs circum
stances, and in this confidence, now
deem it proper to take action in accord
ancc with the principles announced
when l entered on the duties Of the
Presidency. You are therefore direct
ed TO see tina. proper orders are issued
for the removal of said troops from the
State House to their previous place of
encampment. (signedl r. B. Hayes. to
Hon. G. ". McCrary. Secretary OF
War"
/ CHICAGO, April 3.-The Journals
Washington special says Chamberlain
has Informed his friends he will not
make any further contest over the gov
crnorship. but will return to Columbia
tonight. aud when the troops are with
I drawn, he and the other State officers
will retire nj the same time. leaving
! Ham ton in nndispu,cd possession. It
i. idle, he says. for him to make con-
/ test after the troops are Withdrawn. and
it would be verse than folly to expose
his friends to conflict with the rifle
clubs which are at the back Of Hamp
tou. who are not only willing but eager
to fight.
| Senator Patterson no longer asserts
! that b.oodshed will follow HAmpton's
attempt to take possession Of the State
House, as Chamberlain can't maintain
himself as governor without troops.
The only thing to BE- done is 10 make a
complete surrender aud let the colored
Republicans make the best terms pessi-
bic with Hampton aud his government.
He intends to return with Cham berlain
to Coium bia, and would advise the Re-
publicans of that State to accept the
situation in good faith. because they
will be powerless to correct the action
of the administration in deliberately
breaking up the Republican party ip
that State If Hampton should issue a
proclamation calling the Legislature, to
attend and to make the most sdvanta-
geous compromise possible for the flu
ture with the coming together of the
dual Legislature.
Hampton's recognition will be CON-
plete. Senator Patterson says that in
his conversation with President Hayes,
the latter expressed confidence that the
Republicans will be able to control some
of the Congressional districts in South
Carolina. This Senator Patterson does
not believe. bat says that at the next
election the Democrats will sweep
every district, because the colored
voters will be afraid to 60 the polls
and vote against the Democratic can
didstes.
1t is understood that Chamberlain in
tends OH leaving the State house to is
sue an appeal to the country, in which
lie will present statements of facts
showing he was legally elected Gov
ernor, but has been deprived Of this
by means of an organized force.
Hampton is still here. His object in
remaining over is not known Repub-
licans here are very sanguinc that the
result Of the Louisiana course will not
give that State to Nichols. Democra.
tic leaders boldly say Nichols will
make fight if the Government attempts
to sustain Packard, and renew the
story that the agreement has been
signed by Hayes intimate friends for
the retirment Of the troops. Repre-.
sentative Ellis has sent the following
dispatch to New Orleans II hope
the people will by no act give even a
coloring Of acceptance to any decision
Of the Louisians matters by the commit.
tee. We must prepare to resist the decree
If it is unfavorable. The house is I'M
ioubtedly Democratic. and will never
give one dollar for the army until our
people are free Patience aui a bold
assertion Of our rights will bring us
victory in the end"
NEW York. April 3-Quite q pau
icky time Was seen on Wall street this
afternoon, when 1t became noisei about
that Trenor ". Park. who was elected
President Of the Panama Railroad, at
Loon &c day. had failed to cover his
contract. Panama. which had been
quoted at 100. immediately dropped 20
90. and 30 shares were offered shortly
after a, so. II WAS generally known
that Park had heavy investments. and
had iudnlsed largely in puts, and when
i, MAS discovered that there was a