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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02

FROM WashfnSton. sEF
The. he.correspondent of the Baltimore
San writes: @t @S Ass
Vallandigham was here in the earlv
part OF this week, and was impor-
tuned by personal friend, a war de-
mocrat, of his district, to withdraw
rom the contest for delegate to the
Hhliadeiphla Convention, inasmucb
as there was an odium attached to his
name whether justly founded or not)
which would tend to lessen the influ-
ence OF the Philadelphia Convention.
should he be selected. Vallandio.
ham refused to give up the contest.
claiming that he is q true representa-
tive OF the people of his district and
as such he will be heard in the Con-
Venton, let the consequences be what
they may
An effort will be made in a few
days to- ''smoke out" Mr.. Stanton.
and force him to take decided posi-
tlon with regard to the Presiden
policy. He has thus far failed to re-
spond to the call for the Philadelphia
convention, Notwithstanding a copy
or the circular call was sent to him
the day after it was issued, with the
request that he give his views upon
the proposed Convention and the
principles set forth in the circular
Some days ago, his intimate friends
privately stated that they knew Mr..
stanton would, in day or two. send
letter to the Chairman of the Ma
tlonal Union Club, endorsing the
eau. There is good evidence that
Mr. stanton talks differently to his
radical friends, and it is the determi-
nation of the Presidents supporters
to compel, if possible, a direct and
showing from the Secre-
tary of War, SO that it may be known
whether he Is i'll unison with the ra-
dlcal sentiment, OF an UNQUALIFIED
supporter of the administration.
"A forgery on the Government
amounting to $50, 900, has Just been
discovered by the Treasury Depart
lnent mere. 1t seems n few days ago,
an unknown man deposited in
national bank, in Philadelphia. a
draft on the Assistant Treasurer at
Philadelphia, in favor of Paymaster
Allen, of the United States Nayv
Inc presenter endorsed the draft |
1lmself, and to prevent suspicion
deposited 81, 600 in cash at the bank |
1T the same time, which he Yesterday |
withdrew. The draft was. in the !
paid by the Assistant Trea-
'urer. The draft is now pronounced |
forgery, and the man has escaped. |
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02

WE'LL AND Truly SAD.-The Bal
nmore Saa declares that cit is not
saying too much to assert that no
falr-minded man in the nation at this
DAY believes that either Davis or Clay
had the remotest agency or know :
ledge of the assassination of Mr
Lincoln. and that it is unworthy the
lowest electioneering tricks to try to
Keep alive so foul charge upon such
utterly Irrelevant, inconclusive and
unJustly colored statements as stamp
the report of the committee as q dis-
grace to the justice of the nation
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02
All good citizens sovs tho Ros.or

All good citizens, says the Boston
Post, will rejoice that Tennessee is
restored to her constitutional rights.
and that the radical threat that no
southern State should be represented
I'D Congress, unless it allowed negroes
TO be chosen to Office and to vote. has
groved anorhve: Boutwell, is, bowed
down with grief at the result; If his
sorrow Is not assuaged he may be
SDrought home In q straight Jacket.
stevens had his apple cart upset
completely, and the repeated defeats
OF the old man in q single session
nave ieit him but little more than "a
driveller and show"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02

Congressional reports, to be used
as lnfiammatory electioneeripe docu-
nents for the coming campaign, are
the order of the day. These th5nos
should be of the judicial dignity and
character, as of old; but most OF
them, In verify of statement and in
reason, nre little above the most
abandoned forms OF partizanshin
They have that internal evidence 81
partlality and recklessness that at
once revokes the censure of iurists
or other ciear-headedhnd just-minded
men.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02
Mr. Truman ON the Cotton Crop.

ar. Truman ON the Cotton Crop.
Mr. b. G., Truman, travelling
Southern correspondent of the New
York Tfmes, and writer who, MS we
have noticed in former number of
the .Phoenir, when speaking of the
political condition and views OF the
Southern people, was the most honest
and candid of the army of Northern
correspondents. has lately been max
mG an estimate of the cotton crop.
We think thatxin. this field he is not
SO happy rs when .discoursing on
general matters down South.
He gives n summary Of some of
the drawbacks the plan ter has had to
contend with; bad seed, unfavorable
weather and the worms and insects.
And yet, after all these, he comes to
the conclusion that there will be n
full half crop, if not more. But he
entirely ignores the greatest draw
back the planter has had to deal
wlth--and that is inenlcient labor.
Indeed, he contends that there are as
anyshands engaged in making cot
ton tflas year rs in 1860, and adds
that 900. 600 more might have found
employment" We .nusi attribute
this statement to want of know
ledge OF the facts on Mr.. Truman's
part, but the latter part of the state
ment is doubtless true, that 500, 900
OF our laborers did not seek or court
employment Here are Mr.. Tru-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02

Queen Victoria has just had the
whooplng cough. She took it from
some OF her children. She went to
Balmoral to get rid of it, but was
disturbed in her retreat by the resiu-
nation of the British ministry
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02

agent is in Chicago, Ill, appoint
ed oy the Governor of Minnesota.
experimenting the passage of Scan.
dlnavian, emigrants to the latter
state. 1000 have already passed
throagh Chicago for Minnesota
during this season.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02

The recent visit of Governor Shar-
Key TO Washington is stated to have
% 1een at the invitation of the Presi-
Sen Seas Who contemplated giving him
secretary Stanton's position.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02

"A number of bodies 1--we been
louno IN the marsh and wood. ,elow
savannah, Of soldiers who died in at
'empting to get away from the pesti-
'e''ce which RACES ON Tybee. g :
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02

!Utdl: .5,343, lGG
Allowing that North Carolina will, make
. 3o,ooo a 0ales, It would swell my estimate to
We would have no objections to
see Mr.. Truman's prophecy realized,
oot there is no reasonable grounds
Tor entertaining such q hope.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02

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Bvvan Tvson ~ No T1o,$s, ;s Sss,,s,;,.. -; =
TIE answer IL In ih;s o,rn = ~ Sro,.1s. =. -
He waa one Of fha fe,~ .sSssn so,,.t,
who adhared ssnad adfastsv ~ ~ a.
Union. He had ,s,,rerIst,,rs, 80
sons f,r t,e1;avsrs, tl,st az So,-t,.s...,
Confede,acv was I Jast;ned % s :" al.
consenuentIv he daenosd ;t a~n..5;sns
Ia cross the lines rnn-S 4: aI11 -.
nIaod tha co,,ss 'of M. T;nn..s,s 80 "a
fn conv;nce ths No,t.,.,-a 1, a., x.satn. a..
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the SontS wey,s viii. vii, than, fese'o p
To fnrtbe, thssa &C. .YJ. % +. ,,,,,,,;.h
al a hootr T IN S Wash;sss..to,,, s, Ao - p 81.
title of "a Rav ~ T.;aSt - ,st;eS s Ea5 ~.
NOT mnch afFact ,,,,o6 +So 1a.5ars 80 -
the south Int a1artod = o,.eat "a, -
ence among the masses 3 s -. LIZ ;nta
r;or Of North Caro1;na ond ha I t,.;n11s III
If he coni5 bavs cot - | anonn % ~
neonle at jaroe, e he cnnId % bare e
hronobt down Ire ennfederaov Iono
before T. fell e
This was Mr. Rrvan rvson 80
1s61-2-3 "
And who ia M Rrvar Tyson of
'66? LET hin, answer: "
: We-that ia the neo,,a =, ~.
South-must nuits nya;a;no, those e
head rebels cease, ralehrof;ans. -
commemoration of dad ,essIs sand
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-02

ess & ssslps, \
ss ,asesd = ! sso1A I "a , ls,niasaa
pen pnphshed " the heconsll,ic'
sspsa y sosalmastee OF congress. H e e
On extract nom the testimony pf. a
Cnaerwooa, g Judge OF the United
y sssgses District Court: ,,ry.'s
Gould either Jefferson Dey.stor
~. :, - ~ - s'ss ssSsss. - w.. w..
Il 4, oh,inoi unless \. xoaI sI had suacked
jjarS A go La T~ssS -t.a., & Z,
) Gopld yon manage to pack Q
~ $50, !. ,so,,,d X, X, y ,,a;., g ~,
dcnif s;Sit hit Il conijd 3 M / IS s i dons M Il conid
sj<Sfsk 4 shrY f0 convict him
II this be b not . ss-eeasm on I'm
|dsrxootiA Jury swhissas had packed
q Richmend, and who found q true
bill against Mr.. Davis, it is the. most
shameless of the many, shameless
sdoings sof sfhs faction, that we have
ssst heard For the sake the Ame-
I1C0Q C08f0cter. A8dT Tor the r6l1If60-
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AaW, Aon. ~ W. l1udtey, Hon. 81
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ON motion Of Mr. fssr,;noton. III. t,,,,
80. ns.on - :. ol SA'. usaia.l.stoA' eass
Vose was orderea 70 De taken "soo
vooe by Districts-the chairman OF
each District deleess;oin an,, ,fannis;no
tha @otsa ~ Ia. H;st,;o. .s:1
49, en-. { ~
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Barnweu. 5-Orr, Campbell, Perry,
Wardlaw.s 52s =. -
Beaufort, 5-Orr, Perry, Trescot,
Campbeh. l- ~.~s
Berkley. 9-Or, Campbell, Man
ming, Dawkins. -. 5l7I
Charleston, 22-Campbell, Orr,
Wardlaw, Dudley. 49,,
Campbell. II II.
Chesterfield, a-orr, Manning, Tres
cot, Dudley.
Colleton, 6-Campbell, Orr, Tres
cot, Wardlaw.
Clarendon, 4-Manning, Orr, Perry,
Trescot.
Darlington, 4-Oni Manning, Per
ry, Trescot.
Fairfield, 4-Orr, Perry, Wardlaw,
Trescot. sH
Georgetown, EOrr, Manning,
Trescot, Campbell.
Greenville, 5-Or, Perry, Camp
bell. Manning.
Aershaw, 3-Orr, Perry, Manning,
Wardlaw. ls 80 .s -
Lancaster, 3-Orr, Perry, Chestnut,
Wardlaw.
Laurens, 5-Orr, Perry, Warllaw,
Campbell;
Ming Oamnhe,1 erS' Man-
Marion, a-Orr, Manning Perry
Irescot.
Marlboro 3-Orr, Manning, Perry,
campbell
Newoerry' Or Manning, Perry,
NanPoeu;
Orangeburg, 4-Orr, Perry, Man
ning' campbell -
ichens' '@orr, Irescot, Perry,
campbell
nacntand' Orr, Wardlaw, Camp
oe1i, Cnesnut.
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liEg, Uawkins;
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Cnesnut' M
Ia Uhion' yh; 4-orr' Manning Perry,
DSWn,ns Wins
Wnnamsburg' 3-Orr, Campbell,
NXnm1g' W1l Oawkins.
w,;o1. oie a.. nulnDer ~ OF votes, l4l. OF
"a1Cn OIT received HI. Perry go .
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from, tl,e peoples 81 isSssfI
TO make afraS,1an,ailsiis fesy S sSI sa -
Stats rEer5fseaen ters in sbs isriss ss
Convention. a 4 met. ye,stssardsvmoruine. =, q
| LIST inst. insf sfhet Baptist d Chnrcls. SC
| III o,ctock a M on nmaooftSi0oI. Hon,
t6 TsSTS ssias caa,afs ID ,4El,sss ri,airs
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- Aseksass appolnred Secre reesxae6. !.
Major a. AslsHd from Abbe-
vile. after n few pertinent renarks.,
Emoveds trsat tho sprocesaines OF tho
IS,onyentionj jb6 opened vita PRAYER by
Rev Wnn. Marsin. After d very ap-
Epro,priate pfsyer By the reverend ze.,.-
s1eman. Sc WAS moved that the dele
gates enrol their names by Districts
;,,s.,s,,,, .,,asxS,o, .rh.-Ds.t,so..
:. pN--eS..s; rSSn.s. -,
y y eataV ,, = ano
Yorkwere not represented. cAu the
other Districts were we'll renresented
IN ,ocs;,,,, 80 Nc, ~. Rr;to,, to-,
~ ~ ~ Ae' Aioin
DisSlice' - ~ tue .f soilow l0 COM
mlttee, TO nominate permanento6cer
of the Convention, Twas appointed ::
Nressrx M;,rel, Robartao,, Hor-;;
ss.o,, nn>h3I 8 =.
'on, u.o0es ssnuS. .. CafnPoei-
The COMMITTEES. reported the fol-
lowing names, which were adopted:
P,es;6seat-Jamea r. Or
!, Fice- P,,ssifsents~Wade Ham,1o,,
b. IT. Rroun w q DrJ,o,, Cahr;.l
Cannon. - '
.Secretaries-F r Moses T. w
T.. DePass. '' W.
u,,;,l
on ~, oois were ooiy cohnrmea
ny Tue ConVent1on. f ~
Governor Orr, in assuming the DO
sition.1of Pres;dent, addreesaa H..
C,,,vs,..;,,, ;,,-....1.s..'Ss, VIC
n. 80 -, :. e9Nsss..ce as 1oAoWs;-
ne returned thanks to the Commit
zee tor tne honor conferred upon
nm oue on assuming them. he said
ne Knew Tne experience and Ameni-
eles SO Wen known TO the members,
would render the duties of the office
agreeable: he said the call for the
NasionM Convensaon was unexeeption-
anse, ana was gratlfied to see that the
u!erens Dlstflcts OF the State had SO
RAM ~ 90 oIosa 1a.s1 70 the call.
issues so directly presented 70 ~ us were ere
of snch q character that it would be
Go"apdiy TO give up. The object of
soiidifn I .a the xoaa o9nvens1Sa of taa %n was to
West against the radicals 'rbe - ;ss,aa @ua
were made up between the President
ana aa radicals The radicals have now
ment mo ll ~ ~ ~ na ene legasiatlve depart
taken stems to Obtain the oont.di 10y Law We
the Judiciary department, and unless
the radicals were defeated, they
"ouio: pelore the LIST OF January
He said the call n. was ra.a. H.,
committee, the majority of WHOM
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ir,sinu1at;oona Ahav have Ma y. $3.50
fs5nSasvs;fo IA & Z .sss .s:sys q ~
In fsisfion 81 Il, tl,e a a,,s,, s.s !.
report, IL mav.waii 1a,ay As,ssss - t1,a-o
we're ne +os,stacIess so; h ,sz,esilv and
impartial. dial fhat ceonid .,,ots s,a =.
moved I by ioc;;sIaIktios, -,vhv Nh ~.
this committees sresas3o,rk {. aza,iI ~. 49,.
purpose7 MI. Davis ln;1 his connsa,
haze asked drrepeated,v .for s.., X
trial hnt Wfie,, I m t,,'th ;sS q sssSa
been denied its h,on +ho. s,g 80
be denied to the hssir.nbleat ;na;n;d,,
Il th8 aS aa,,ssdk 81. nv e,;;n,e
And hsne aSa;,, a?tr,s rA
S. E-S-SF S~SsS~3SS woxAu buS m0SS |
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WIS so modlned TINT the votes in
this Convention be regarded as taken
by majority, but that any member
might call for vote by Districts.
each District voting the number of
votes it might he entitled to in the
Legislature.
Mr. keitt, from Newberry, offered
the following resolution:
Resoloecl, That the delegates from
each Congressional District be en-
powered to nominate two delegates to
represent the State at large and four
delegates to represent each Congress
slonal District in the Convention to
be held at the city of Philadelphia.
on the 14th instant; and that these
nominations be submitted to this
Convention at its next sitting for
their action.
After sundry amendments had been
offered, and friendly discussion on
the subject, participated in by Messrs.
Hampton, Keitt, Dudley, McGowan,
Robertson, Trescott, T. Y. Simons
cannon and Rlon, the following sub
stitute for the resolution was adopt-
ed by the Convention:
Resotced That this Convention ap-
proves the restoration policy Of Pre-
sldent Johnson, as opposed to the radi-
cal policy Of Congress, and that we ac-
cept the invitation to unite with the
conservatives of the country il, the
National Convention to be held in
fhliadelphia, on the 14th instant.
hesolced, That the delegates from
each Congressional District shall no.
inmate two delegates from their re-
spectlve Districts, and report their
selection to an adjourned meeting of
this Convention.
Resoloed, That this Convention
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

Critical state OF Arairs IA Utah.

IRON the Warrington star tpTl y
late events In Utah demOneirais thai Anaifs arc
rapidly approaching crisis there, and u VII fosbt
De necessary for tho government ~ n'erpose strong
hand for the maintenance of law and order Poi Hny
q itself d uniawfGl and lTepou foul blot upon the
aFr and ncousDDant With Chr'giian civilization The
toirrnti0n extended 10 ~ Advocates and yoares
long they di not army ih"nrelvel a7alnt NJ
Chnatan world becomes DOT oniy wsaknff bTt a
crime wlI'n an-sasinaton is encynraged defence 20
tleir pcf nlIar Institution.
.sunnbers OF BeGtllc4--as the Mormon style 81 Nbo
DO adopt their fa'th-~have recently secf in ah
and the rupture between the parties s daily widening
Referring 10 The rccsn, murder o. EraU1 Geld ihe ah
Tfaf, published IN salt Lake CITY, snys u Wa the b.
lciy expressed opinion q certain MoInons ID th- fy
that nfawncid was Justly ppufhrd ~ death ard iist
fs balance ~ The Geuteg would le served % the
wby VI they were not careful aud Afia - 10 Nuad ff
naessg 70 deny the fact that Ia TIE opinion cfthe Gentle
community of this city the killing uf NJ hraashrd wss
a Deliberately Planned sheme, cor orted ana aisi~d
by men hlgh IN authority IN tie Mormon charrh'
later number says The feeling j. lnfsrfa AmoaE ihe
Gentiies of THE ciy that there 10 prrt'c.on % Nor
mon courts, and no security from Mormon se.ats'ns
And IN the same article v y aiFsred n' hoih btEhhm
Young and Helrr q kinihall are living VIA sotaen
taken from Their ls~ful Mormon hssfnrda, stholi he
consent az ssid hnfbands The Norrnons = ss.ms are
counting largely on The mastering out A he Dhiied
States tro0Ia vesiofc tbeif o'i mf.niy. and ths
Genillcs seem determined 10 fean them W ule dsaih
IAwiewnrms and discrganxatOn vii tnfle Ws Tear %.
less tho Government undefhs the tk ~ '-fecprsrtc
lion seemingly necessary iB t- ftu1N serilpo ss
Ia places nearer home
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
wreck OF the sioop Ornament ON Long
Island sound.

FERROUS POSITION AND REscUE or THE CREW ~
the PROPELLER ELECTRA CONS TO THEIR
EELTET.
On yesterday morning, about two O'Clock, the sioop
Ornament OF Port jefferson, bound for Rondout from
New Haven capsxed In heavy gallo which she cncoun-
terod on Loyds Neck two three milcs from the Long
Island shore The crew consisting of Captain Abrcw-
oliver Hutchinson mate, and Henry sweazy, lad
Jung 10 the mast after the sloop capszed They were
aboul two hours In this rerous position The steamer
tate Of Maine passcd within a short distance of them,
tut rendered no assistance Tho unfortunate mariners
became cop.ctcy bcnumbed and nearly exhausted aud
we're fat relaxing their hold tho mast when unex
pcctcd succor came. Tho propeller Electra, Captain
Joseph Nye the sane that saved the passengers
nn hc M fatcd steamer Norwich up towards them
nd although much greater dis,arce from them
han the previous vessel made prararstons az once 70
.rsue them.
The waves we're running very high and strong gale
poninr when o boat, containing james Howard quar-
% master, Isaac clifford tow wachman this gentleman
Fss ,hs lrsi 10 rescue the Norwich pssscngers David
roslcv. first mate; George Nye, captains son an d
eoud pilot, and ono decs band put cut from the Eec
r, aud with much dinicll;v reached the spot where
nose drowning pcrsons elinrng 70 the sloop's
nss' They we're ali taken or snfey and conveyed
oard he propeller which arrived az her wharf 10 the
Hty about hall. past eiah oclork yesterday morning
he soop lad no cargo and-was therefore very light
ssich msy account for her csp.lziug
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
7 n e r E MI NJ S 4.

The Irish Sanitary Comm misoion-Gather-
ing or the Manhattan Omccrs.
The Irish Sanitary Commission Office, No TOO Broad.
way which has been started under the supervision Of
Miss OShea Head Drectress Fenian sisterhood is being
well supplied by the patriotic and humane with lint,
medicines and other sanitary avaabes The Sisters
appropatng these articles to the prospective Of the
battle field They ready TO take the field themselves
and smooth the work Of for their soldier brothers
aud officers who have up to this furnished the Union
square officials with the moneys Intended for Irish war
purposes held yesterday afternoon s4 Broadway
Only the initiated admitted II Ia rumored that the
object Of the officers take stock and how
gata the Manhatan BARK In the OF action
which spreads before the lcgions OF President
Roberts and General Swcepy Our reporter could not
learn whether the officers decided to fall in to the
Robrsswceny ranks or try aud revive the Of the
Union SQUARE faction