The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20
COLLECTOR MACKEY sERENADBD.
Speeches - another such Victory. for
Republicans as thas Ia Virginia ana
Republics ntsm is Unaono shauks tho
Collector = Tho Collector Intsnas 70
Expose tho Traitors to Republics nisna
and to send them BACK 70 tAoir Orig
ina1 Mud.

him q serenade. After the bands had PLAYED.
Hail to the Chief" "Home Again." and few
other airs, loud calls were made for DR.. Mackey
who. upon appearing, was greeted 18th cheers.
A.. j. Ran Ter, hartman of the Republican
state Central Committee, then delivered an
address OF welcome in the name Of the
Republican party of the city and State. He
assured DR.. Mackey that tho hearts Of all true
Republicans beat, ss Of old, responsive to his
Own; assured him Of their sympathy, and de-
clared that Republicans saw, IN his removal
fiom Office. the initial step to the establishment
OF Conservatism in this State; that the Repub.
ltcan party Of South Carolina would triumph in |
the future as in the past; that it would make no
surrender to Walkerism, but, like the loval and
gallant crew that engaged che Confederate mon |
itor, s'if it must fall it will go down with it's COL
ors flying, and with every gun ringing defiance
to it's enemies" He expressed the confident |
belief that the time was not far distant when the
Republican party Of South Carolina would dem |
onstrate to the natiol at large their conf |
deDce In DIR. Mackey, and their grateful ap- |
probation of his distinguished services and
sHtterings for the cause that it upholds. He
said that the voice, of Republicans here NAV
be feeble with the administration, but the men
who would betray them would find that their
votes are potent.
DR.. Mackey responded by thanking the
speaker and the assembled citizens for their
generous welcome, which he attributed, not to
his personal merits, but to fidelity to the prin.
clples OF Repubicanism. He said that he
valued this grateful tribute of esteem from
his political friends and associates in his
native city more than the glitterlng bauble
OF public Office; that his official relations
with the Administration we're not yet for
mally dis solved, and hence he did not think
this time proper for him to present his
views fully in regard to it's recent acts as
they affected himself. but that he would, at
no distant day, lay befTe his fellow-Repub-
licans chapter Of political history, which
would show that senators aud Representatives
whom they and he had elevated to power. had
baseIy betrayed their trust. On that occasion
he would spare no traitor; that they had
taken certain men from the mire to place
them in exalted POSITIONS and the people
whom they had betrayed would conslen them
to their original mud. They would realize
these traitors-the Truth Of the old adaee.
''Whoso di2geth l'it shall fall into it," He
concluded by denouncing the covert ATTEMPT
to organize third party here; declared that
Conservative Republlcanism is Democracy in
disguise; and said that we shall have no yir-
ginia in South Carolina; that he knew no Re-
publicanism but Radical Republication, and
that as Radical Republican he would stand
or fall.
CAN THIs BE So?-TH NEWS learns that on
yesterday Alderman Geddings and Senator
Sawyer applied to Alderman Howard cnlnred
and requested him to sign the bond of Collec-
tor Clark. which he refused to do. The report
comes in such way that it's truth can scarcelv
be questioned.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, JULY 19.-Pduuion HOTEL
W /. Upper, b. F. Woman, City; W. G. Full |
ler. a. @. Fuller, Jacksonville, Fla; Alex. Nc
Kenzie, Ference; q. J. Sergeant, Jas. Porter.
Cosmopolitan.
Charleston Hotel.-J. r. Thweate, Colum-
bus, Ga. 4s4tJ
REVOLVER DIsPLAY.-A white man named |
NJ. B. Ryan appeared before the Mayor, yes
terday, to answer the charge Of having drawn |
his revolver upon o colored man named Robt. |
McGllpy, at the corner Of Queen and King
streets. The accused could not disprove the |
charge, and was fined ten dollars.
8. BRYAN, JUDGE PBEs1DMa.-The following
business was disposed of to-day:
In the District Court the cases of George
W. Cooper and d. D. McFaddin, ct al, va. Will. !
liam E. Plowden. William Townsend, ct al, vs. |
James D. Blanding, George A. Locke. ct al |
vs. Thomas D. Forsworth, orders were issued |
confirming sales and distribution Of funde.
In the case of William @. Butler VS.. J. A.
Blans. petition to sell personally, the petit |
tion was granted, the proceeds to be held |
subject to the order OF the court.
In the case OF Robert E. Richardson VS.. |
John Davenport, petition to establish lien, |
the petition was referred to Registrar Clawson.
who was ordered to report after notice by as |
slgnee to lien creditors.
In the case Of Robert Macbeth vs. David A. |
Layne, petition to set up lien, the petition was
referred to Registrar Clawson.
Petitions of Thomas J. Whitaker, r. @. |
Bryan. Johnson A. Bland, William p. Butler, |
(all of Edgefeld,) for final discharge in bank |
ruptcy. were granted. 4
Petition Of George Tupper, OF Charleston,
for fioal discharge, was granted.
Petitions Of Albert A. Schumacher, 4. J. How.
ser, G. j. UImer, Madison p. Way. (all OF l
Orangeburg,) for final discharge. were granted. |
In the cise Of the Charleston Hotel Compa-
ny vs.. Joseph H. Purcell, application for set
tlement OF rent, the matter was referred to |
Registrar Carpenter. ~
In the case of 8. r. Mellichamp, Of Orange,
burg, application for copyright of q map Of
Orangeburg, the spphoation was granted.
In the case Of Henry Waterman va. r. J.
Muirhead. ct al, the report OF Registrar Car
penter. relative to an injunction. was read,
after which the court OF dered that the iniunc-
tion heretofore given be dissolved, and that |!
the pet toner be ordered to receive from
Cohen. Hanrkel & Co. oil moneis coming TO
him from the lien which he holds, and which is
mentioned in the petition.
In the Circuit C0urG.--In the case OF the