The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-06

SSolu Ip .o;asy: Gov TIllpsr, Il I. alleged
out, would have caused conficts. Ths ueol
erals have simply failed TO carry out these
oTd csrr and have acted q their own judgment
tuTe OF the orders they received.
a. DhuhIINGT9N. 3. c., April 5-The finding Of
that Sofm:nt sams to S Ss deatS az tSs
hands OF State Constable McIendon, that
hbspper Was ,s Killed By Redmond. and Redmond
The court Of inquiry appoint ed by Gen. Rich.
o19Lg TO sit with the Coroners, Jury. and con.
sstlng OF two Captains. one Lieutenant, one
Mooney Of the Butler Guards OF Greenyiile
was ordered by Gen. Richbourg that no infors
nation whatever OF its character he given out
It, but he thought It's publication should be
tanetioned by the Governor Con. Richbourg
psceivsd the following telegram from the Gov
You have my entire confidence ana will please al.
m. ,T"o ssT eDssg.inS tue leading g..ns whether
4od by Az par,i., that The d,pensarY Of DARLINGTON
.t,e..s sent 10 Darlington 10 watch III, depot sni
.ess H. lqIor A.: not 70 be nol.,,ed Or in
81 p yD~ cSe made to &c Int me
Gen; Richbourg's reply was Of such wording
that the order to break camp at q O clock to-
morrow morning came back Immediately. IL
bad been pouring hot shot into Gen. Rich.
bourR over the Telegraph wires because OF
any one had expected.
Il {. hard Tor The Governor to resist growing
humiliate them as to tsunt his foes all over the
state aud the onposition newspapers
The editors Of all OF these are laughing in
Of settling The snr 4 B. %ia G n sdi GFsu
the qreenville Ne,rS. strongly opposed to Till
Richbourg. He Is a born executive ofIicer. lilo
has actually had the throttle In his hand ever
since he came hero on last sunday tho General
having his time fully OCCuDiau Inv the F0utino
The following general orders we're read at
HvApegirrrRs g. c. TROOPS
I. The General commanding the troops hereby an.
".rns 'hS s T 3: T sIys
the proper hour to take the train.
Ersaestion a, the Handsome and soidsry c6ndue, "
w.. 0esr. and men he has lad ne honor 20
very trying circumstances has won for them the thanks
S'sps g s.1 a',S,
nave AYE" IL desires 70 .Spr..s ,pssa romm. I
ton OF u. conduct o. me DsiinSton Guards desire,
the sally Rnes Capt stesdmsp aud tile Dibbl. Light
The ..rno.n Of rSsiF conduct on Sa tbss
10 on the "Ha
CHARLESTON. s. C.. April 5-The Town Coun-
ell Of Camden, At a meeting held last night.
supreme - Court Of the State. which has held i
back Its decision on tho constitutionality OF
the Dispenssry law since last December:
j. Pop~. A.-stats Jas,,c,, OF Sosh "a OHM
GENrtnrS In view OF the fact that great uneasiness
and disqnetude preyais Throughout South Carolina.
because OF the enactment by Its Legislature OF the Dis
pensary Law and the subsequent efforts by state
authorities to enforce the provisions of that law that
OF others shed. and property ENDANGERED: ami
feelinE assured by the temper Of peo-
pie that should similar occasion arise
that which recently provoked that lam entabs out
break aRainst law and order IN the cities OF Darlington
and Florence other cities would be subjected to the
incony eniencs Cor indgnityl that under which
those two cities rest AMI that the life blood and
property OF our own citizens would be endangered we,
the Mayor and Aldermen OF the city OF Camden :. e.
most respectfully. but most earnestly. urge upon
gSur ps..s. court speedily
upon the eonstitution.Itiy or unconstitutionsiity
OF the Dspensary law in Its several provisions which
decision 10 now pending. believing as do. that
prompt decision will tend to aliay the fears OF
pie. to promote ths cause OF law and order. TO
law, To life. blood and property and to preserve
our state from the horrors OF civil war.
H. q GARRisoS Mayor.
=. q. McCREtGHL.l
J. E. NAuGHs. ,,...
W. A sCHRoCK. "-
A. G. BRowN,
Nothing official has been learned in regard
to the rumor that two Judges OF the State Su-
preme Court have decided the Dispsnsary law
to be unconstitutional and that the third Judge
Is now holding the decision In his possession.
In reply to a request for q ement as to the
status Of tho proceedings involving the consti-
nationality Of the law. Judge Pope says: No
10 EN- Der OF the Supreme Court has made or
will make any statemsnt regarding matters
pending In that court" ..a..