The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-01
HAMPTON ON THE CRISIS,
He Regards the Reopening Of the Presi-
ae genital Question as Injurious to the

@He ISegards the Reopening OF the Presi-
genital Question as luxurious to the
In recent conversation with a
reporter of the Charleston News
"''3 Courier, Governor Hampton
spoke very freely OF tho resolution
introduced by Mr.. Potter in the
House. Governor Hampton wa"
asked what he thought Of the Wis
dom OF ian attempt" to unseat
President Hayes. This was n preo>
LIANT question that could hardly
! elicit, IL would seem, II brief answer,
nas;nuch rs many considerations
must enter into the discussion, when
any attempt" to remove tho Presi-
dent ls in ISSUE. Without hesitation,
however, Governor Hampton said ::
IL think that any attempt to unseat
Fresldent Hayes wou,d be mos. 9t,e-
~'se, unless it had been previously
perfectly clear that bo WAS a. party
to a system of fraud which seated
HIM. Governor Hampton added {:
81 do not believe that Mr.. Hayes is,
or Aqs been, implicated in any such
fraud.
After this emphatic declaration of
personal confidence in Mr.. iIaves,
the conversation with Governor
Hampton took wider range.
Governor Hampton is evidently
surprised at the result Of the fight
over The Potter resolution, and the
indications are that he didn't expect
chat they would be adopted without
amendment. He said with much
emphasis that the reopcnins of tho
Presidential question, at this hour,
us fraugnt With dlnger to the whole
country. He S id : "Tnis reopen-
ing OF the Presidential question will,
IN my Judgement, react dlsastrously
on the Democracy ; 1t aoW anj,trc
tie south, wilich wants peace, and I
shall regard it rs u grave mistake,
on the part Of our people, to take
any part in this matter" Subse-
quentiy Governor Hampton was
asked whether any attempt to unseat
MIR. Hayes would be looked upon
favorably in this State and in the
south. His answer was "In nv
opinion the masses throughout the
waole country will look upon it as n
revolutionary proceeding" Being
pressed upon this point, Governor
Hampton said: On conviction that
this is revolutionary proceeding,
looking to the removal of Mr.. Hayes,
will do more to make GeneraI Grant
president Of the United States in
1850 than every other agency COM
binetl."
THE PApA1 ARMY.-Although the
temporal power of the Pope is now
a thing of the past, Papal army
still exists. According to a German
m;iitTy paper, this force consists
CT so Prpal guards, $50 palace
guards, 50 NOZZLE guards, $50 Swiss
and S fremen. The palace
guards, however. cannot be classed
as troops Of the standing army, but
must be regarded rather as re-
serves, being only entitled to the
colors on extraordinary occasions
as, for instance, at q grand re-
ception or other ceremony, the ma
jority of them ut other times being
employed as clerks in merchants
Offices, shopmen, &c. The $50
Swiss are either natives Of Switzer-
land or arc the sons of Swiss who
haye grown gray in the service of
the Pope. OF the Ave hremen, two
are the sole remaining representa-
tives of the formerly existing corps
OF Papal engineers.
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