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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-26

A Reduction in the Price of Ice at
the Columbia Ice House.
/ WILL sell ICE at TWO CENTS PER
l. POUND, and will deliver it to persons
taking 25 pounds regularly.
JNO. D. BATEMAN, Agent.
July 81 -. 6
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EVENING, JULY as, 1865
PROGRAMME.

ysSstSs. T II e DIFFERENT
tSafIS WARD CLUBS will meet
~ 5Mx*8tgsfs7. at their respective Head
}lD quarters, at o'clock P.
5<5fllggfsH sHSsts5s NJ, precisely.
N4T3o The Procession will be
SGM4 formed at half-past 8
O'Clock, on Assembly street, right resting
on Taylor, under tho direction of the
Chief Marshal, Col. +. w. NlCMASTER.
III tine following order, viz:
Music.
State Central Executive Committee.
District Central Executive Committee.
First Ward Democratic Club.
Second Ward Democratic Club.
Colored Democratic Club.
Third Ward Democratic Club.
Fourth Ward Democratic Club.
Democratic Clubs in order of Seniority.
ROUTE.
Countermarch down Assembly street to
Lady; up Lady to Pickens; up Pickens to
Plain: up Plain to Henderson,; up Hender-
son to Richland; down Richland to Bull;
up Bull to Lumber; down Lumber to Rich
ardson; down Richardson to Carolina
Hall, where the Procession will rest and
be addressed by the speakers appointed
for that occasion.
Democratic Clubs in the District, ready
to participate, will report to the Chief
Marshal.
All good Democratic visitors in the city
are invited to attend.
by order of Committee of Arrange
ments. JOHN MCKENZIE,
Chairman.
RIcr,uD O'NEALE, Jn., Assistant Mar
shall. July 25
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Raisins. Figs, &c.
OK BOXES Layer RAISINS. fine order.
Hc 25 Half Drums choice Smyrna FIGS.
dozen Assorted JELLIES.
dozen Canton GINGER. For sale by
July 26 E.&G. d. HOPE
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

1T l. learned from a strictly responsible
source tonight. which Is In fact conceded by
the friends OF Impeachment, that Senators
Wiley and Van Wrinkle. OF West Virginia.
have declared that they intend 10 vote for the
acquittal of the President. As Senstor Fowler
is no longer In doubt for aequittal. the requi-
site seven Republican Senator. are therefore
obtained to insure the defeat o! impeachment
whenever a vote Is obtained. This iniorma-
ton j. derived from both sides and Is freely
confessed by prominent Radicals, who also
have taken pains to investigate IL.
The following letter was addressed. to-day,
by senator Henderson 10 the Missouri dele
CATION that called on him few days ago TO
request him To withhold his vote ifhe intend
ed 10 east il for the acquittal ofthe President:
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May IL, 1858.
GrNrLEuEx-On yesterday morning being
assured by you that my position on the inn
peachment question was not only antagonistc
10 the unanimous voice of the Union party Of
our State. but would likely produce civil war
and bloodshed therein ii il should result in
the acquittal of the President, was under
stood 10 say, under the circumstances, that.
rather than have such results follow, would
tender my resignation as Senator, and let
some other person, as my successor. execute
what YOU suppose to be the voice of the party
that sent me here who have so generously
sustained me. Again last evening. i stated
TO YOU was willing to accept your wish as
truly rejecting the wishes of our party, and
that thought it my duty to resign If found
itimpossible. II on II full examination of the case,
tO carry out that will on some of the articles
of Impeachment, | agreed To let you know
nv conclusion to-day, in order that you
might consult further If you thought proper,
and advise with the Governor. in regard To
my successor. Since that time have serious
~ reflected over the whole matter, and have
come to the conclusion that, having been
sworn To try this case on the principle of inn
partial Justice. and to render a verdict ac-
cording to the law and the evidence. | cannot
shirk or divide that responsibility with Others.
III il is for the House to find articles of i'm.
peaChment: it is for the Senate to try them.
III resign before the vote it strikes me have
come short of my OATH and as you are pleased
to place this matter on party political grounds,
you will permit me TO say my resignation can
be of no possible service to you. A proper
sense of duty would prevent my successor
from voting. he not having heard the case.and
YOU are aware that voting in the negative,
and declining to vote will be practically the
same. Should he forcgo delicacy and secure
the conviction by his vote the manner of OBJ
tanning it will defeat every conceivable al
vantage to be derived. / have therefore re
solved to stand by the obligations of my oath,
honestly discharge my duty as it is given me
to know it. and. appealing to heaven for the
rectitude of my intentions am determined to
follow the dictates of conscience and trust to
a generous and upright people for the vndi-
cation ofmy conduct.
JNo. b. HENDERSON.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22
Congressional Decorum.

The House of Representative has m
peached President Johnson for vulgar
and improper language in public speech ;
and while the trial is going on language
has been used on the floor of the House
in debate, by the unanimous toleratiOn
and consent of the House, infinitely more
vulgar and more disgraceful than any
that has been imputed to the "great
criminal of the age" During the whole
of last Friday and Saturday the scenes
presented in the House were such as to
make every man of ordinary sensibility
for the reputation of the country and its
public men.
The debate of Saturday was especially
sitsgraceful. Mr.. Donnelly, of Minneso-
ia, under guise Of a personal explanation,
,made personal assault on Mr. Wash
'burnc, which was not merely discreditable
to himself as q gentleman, but was an abb
solute insult to the House and the coun-
try And Mr. Washburne's retort, though
'less vOluble because less studied, was
equally low and equally unworthy any
man who cherishes the slightest self-re
spect or has the faintest notion of what
gentleman owes to his own character
and reputation. We shall not repeat any
of the epithets or accusations which these
two gentlemen banded backwards and
forwards against each other. The re-
port will be found elsewhere; those who
are curious to see how low men in Con-
gress can sink, may read it for themselves.
The most disgraceful feature OF the
whole case was the fact that the House
listened to this torrent of abuse, not only
with patince, but with evident relish, Mr..
W ashburne has made himself generally
obnoxious to the House by the offensive
arrogance and overbearing insolence Of
his usual manner And this fact recon-
ciled the members to the grOssness of
Mr.. Donnellys vituperation. But they
yratifed their personal spite at the eX
pcn.e of their public character, and the
reputation of the body to which they be-
long. The House could have stopped
the disgraceful exhibition at any moment.
There was no shadow of reason for al
lowing it to commence. The subject had
no business in Congress, and it was a
breach or order, as well as Of decorum,
to introducs it. But the House has been
4 in the habit Of tolerating such infractions
of its rules as we'll as such violations of
propriety and, by y" unanimous consent,
Mr.. Donnclly was allowed to reply, on
the floor Of Congress, to an abusive letter
published in newspaper Mr. Donnel-
ly's main object was, of course, to be
more abusive Of Mr.. Washburne than
4 Washburnc had been of him. and the
House not only tolerated but encouraged
the ignoble strife.
1t is Of no use to preach homilics or
read lectures on the subject. So long as
members of Congress enjoy this sort OF
set-to, just 50 long will it be indulgcd.
They seem to have the same taste for il
that the lows mobs OF large cities h@yc
for prize-Ggbts. Whenever their taste
ises above it, they will put stop to it
and not before For the credit Of the
country we wish that time might be near
cr than it seems to.be.-N. J. { Rodicol)
4 Times ..t E..
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

"A Southern lady, who is the wife
of prominent and extreme Radical, resid-
ing in one of the Northern States, while en-
gagged in piucking the gray hairs from her
husbands moustache, was asked by him
"What are you doing, my dear ?"
"Only carrying out your own policy,
sir /; extirminating the whites for the bcne-
fit Of the blacks" was the reply.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

IL" The officers of the steamer Cleaner. put
us under obligations for late Memphis papers.
We are thousands obliged TO Capt. JEFF BAL
OWN pilot on the same for late Little Rock
Gazette JEFF is always mindful of the wants
of his friends.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

"A modest young lady, living in the
West, recently nurturcd a rcpugnancc tor
the word climbs y said it was vulgar and
fearing that she might have some day to
use it, wrote to an editorial friend, request
ing him to mention more delicate syno.
nym. Imagine her Consideration upon re-
ceving tho laconic reply" legs
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

,S-sAM c. HANLEY, of the firm of Whit
4 lIanley, returned home on the Peerless, SAT-
urlay from New Orleans. They receive a
large stock of goods, suitable for this market.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

sE- We are indebted to Mr.. GEORGE AUsr-
Iy, who has just arrived home from New York.
Boston, etc, for files of late papers. Our city.
with GEORGE at home, is supposed to be her
self again.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

70 The steamer Empire, Capt. lERKEs, was
to leave Cincinnati on the 18th for this point.
She may be lookdd for next week. Passen-
gers and shippers should take notice.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

tx- f. C. POWELL. of the house Of +. L. &
Co, arrived from New Orleans on the NJ.
Burns, Friday.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

,S-Look down through NJ. Lynch's column
He promises hcap of goods for little money
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

.S- Read +. c. Powell & Cos. new adver-
ti.ement. They after green backs"
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

"a ScOTT, LAWSON & Co., Little Rock, are
offering Threshing Machines at reduced rates.
Their advertisement is in another column.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

"a Mr.. JoHS AUSTIN, returned from Gin
cinnati on the Caldwell. Saturday.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

Tar Cyi. II. Nay aai JHo. Neale, pdh G, q
s'ou e Co., are our Agents at Lille Rock.
Ts,y riiI receive subscriptions for the Press.
rS- S. NJ Pettingdl C Co.. in Ne,o York and
po,on, are authorized TO reeeire aarertisiRg for
"A, Press, in those cities.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Friday--N. Burns. Est Louis.
SaturIlay--Pccrlcss New Orleans.
Caldwell. Memphis.
Tuesday
DEPARTED,
Friday-M. Burns, l.t Louis.
Sunday Peerless. New Orleans.
Caldwell. Memphis.
Thursday lcMcr
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
Excitement on Impeachment.

Special Di,pdteh 10 Ciacianat Ba7rirp.
WAsHISGToN, MAY III.
The Van Buren press., 1868-05-22

~ win sell goods Low but must have
the CASH for them.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

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Hlals II { sHusu. - pggsf bersns
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member n the HepubIlcnm parts.
Ouf Informant states n NJ that h.
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~ The Convention, what pledge vas
necessary 10 be given In order N 20.
cure q recommendation for removal
N disabilities, and that Ne was In.
formed 10 reply that the applicant
by himself or HE endorsefs, mist
promise 10 act with Che Republican
party of the State. Have the gen.
tlemen named above given any such
pledge, Or authorized anybody 10
give Il for thcm7 VIZ shall moi be-
surprised 10 hear that Judge Vance,
has done 40. The Judge IL we'll I'm.
derstood 10 be q Republican and has
the ffankDess, we believe, 10 make no
concealmcnt Of II. ff he Il In error
he u NJ least not ashamed to avow
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that they are neither afraid nor
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therefore, MS their names have been
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Radical Convention at Jackson, We
hope that we take no unwarranted
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or against us in the approaching bat.
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if they have made application upoI
the terms spoken of by u cotempo
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. In the Chaneery
Court Of Pamela couhiy. At rules before the
clerk Of said court at biz Office In the town Of
Pamela, on the 10th day Of April, A. D. 1868.
John d. fizer vs.. Charles Strong st al.
Upon opening compliments bill In this
cause, Il appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
cour, that the defendant, Charles Strong l. a
nonresident Of the State OF Mississippi II u
therefore ordered by the court that the said de-
fendant Charles Strong, DO enter bis appear.
ancs herein on or before the hrst day Of the
ncrt term Of this court 10 be holden al the
courthouse Of said county, In the town d
Pamela, on the seventh Monday ahsf the fourth
Monday In March, 1888, aud plead, answer, o.
demuf 70 the eomplainants bill herein, or The
allegations thereof win be taken foRconfsssed
Itl l. further ordaed by the oourt that a cops
Of this order be published In The Week.. Pano'
IA Star, a public Newspaper printed and pub
lished in the town Of Pamela, 10 aid county
for four weeks successfully.
JOHsC HARRISON, Clerk.
Miller h Miller, solicitors apii-4w