The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-21

that it was the result of the negro
speakers incendiary speeches, saying
that every man that had owned
slaves ought to have his heart cnt
ont.
GooD PLUcK.-Thc Henderson On.
c. Lelec says: Never, since the late
so-called went up, has money been
so scarce rs now, in this region. Even
counterfeit, ragged twenty-five cent
greenbac!k would refresh our gaze;
but times will improve soon. Our
tobacco crop will so into market
about the 1st of May and June. Tho
wheat crop in this section is unprc-
cedentcdly fine, and,. if no accident
Happens to it, the yield will be better
than for years. Under these circum-
stances, we can grin. and bear it Il
while longer 81
HARD on MASSACHUSETTS The
fact is, the pretended morality or hu-
manity of Massachusetts is nothing
but profound hypocrisy. There is
not, probably, so wicked city in
the world as Boston. With great
outside show of dccency and morality,
there is vast amount Of secret vice
1t is much the same throughout the
State. Such crimes as we refer to,
could not occur in any other state
of society. From such great pre-
tenccs, with so much hypocrisy, the
worst crimes naturally spring.
Herald
Mr.. John Trenier, a respectable
and intelligent colored man, Of Mo-
bile, whose namo was used by the
late radical convention in that city,
says it was without his consent, and
he takes occasion to say that, "whilc
L feel that 1 understand politics
enough to leave them alone, L feel,
also, that have done my duty, when
| give my feeble assistance in endca-
voring to establish peace and har-
mony between the white race and my
own"
TIE CoTToN CRoP IN NoEru AND
SOUTH CARoL1NA.-A gentleman who
has lately travelled through the prin-
ciph portions of Darlington, Ches-
ter, Marion and Sumter Districts,
South Carolina, and in portions Of
Anson County, North Carolina, states
that the present prospects for good
crop OF cotton are very favorable.
The plant was already up in many
instances, and was doing we'll. The
wheat crop was never known to bo bet
ter in this section.
The Richmond Eaguirer noknow-
lodges the receipt Of quito hand
some appropriation from the Boston
Southern Relief Fund, for distribu-
ton among the suffering sick and
poor of Richmond and vicinity. 1t
is deeds of kindness such rs this that
are to restore tho harmony Of tho
country and brotherhood of the peo-
pie, where measures Of severity would
but irritate the wounds and perpetu-
ate The variance.
NonTr ALABAMA. Monday, they
had I" fusion meeting of whites and
blacks, ut Huntsville, to select dele
gates to the Union Republican State
Convention. The Independent saws:
'For much of the time, it was n per-
feet pandemonium of discord and
turbulence. Even tho president was
disgusted, and vacated his seat. Ul-
timately, the white people gave up
the meeting to the blacks.
CROP PROSPECTS FOR 1S67.-The
New York Commercial publishes up
ward of two columns of reports on
crop prospects, comprising 10 ac-
counts, from different localities,
North and South, all of which, with
tour or five exceptions, unite in rep
reScntlnp the DrOSDpct nc bniur most
encouraging, for both cereals and
fruits.
At Bradford, Mass, n spiritualst