The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-06
42F COLUMBIA s. o. THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 6 1869 !

P. Z. Haskell, r. A McOaslin, G.. M. Jor-
dan, j. D. Gaillard, l.. Perrin, A. M. Aiken,
D. Wyatt Aiken, T. Conner
Anderson-J. p. Reed, j. L. Orr, r. S.
Hill, r. j. Mccain, w. O. Brown, Thos. G.
| Clemson. ..,l :,
Barnoeu- johnson Hagood, W. B. Rice,
T. J. Counts, E. III. Dowling.
Beawort-Wm. NJ. Lawton, j. D. Pope.
j. NJ. r. Pope.
Charleston W. s. Henerey, Roswell T..
Logan. W. G. Hinson. W. A. Clark, F. W..
Dawson.
CoAeton-N. Hayward.
| Chester-J. j. Mcclure, W. H. Brawley.
Jas. Pagan, J. s. Wilson, j, T. Walker, S.
A. Roberts. J. A. Bradley, ir.
Ddrlington-E. A. Law, B. j. Williamson,
W. E. James, G. 8. Williamson, John Wi
therspoon, j. s. Cohen, E. Mcintosh, E. E.
Evans, r. W. Boozer. J. o. Law, 8. A.
Waring. w. J. Maxwell.
Edge1seld-M. w. Gary. J. e. Bacon, j.
H. Brooks, B. J. Bouknight, M. L. Bonham,
B. E. Nicholson, W. Adams.
Fairfield l.. Elliott, W. D. Aiken, W.
Q. Robertson, T. w. Woodward, r. E. Ell
lison, J. D. McKinstry, G. b. McCants, s.
B. Clowney. 81. G. Davis, R. G. Lanier
GreenuiAe-B. F. Perry, L. Williams J.
?. Moore. J. @. Donaldson, E. s. Erwin,
w. p. Earle, f. Cox, w. Hudson, E. T.
Buist, >. w. Stokes, j. G. Hawthorne, A.
McBee.
Georgetown-A. NJ. Forster, r. lizard.
Kersdaw-J. McRea, Jas. Chesnut Thos.
Lang, E. M. Boykin, T. J. Boykin, DR.. NJ.
Dow, II. Clark, l.. j. Patterson, w. K.
Thompson.
Lancdster-J. B. Erwin, *. G. Billings.
Ldwens-Dr. John A. Barksdale, j. II.
Craig, J. F. Anderson. w. T. Smith
Lerington-W. w. Steedman
Marion-W. r. johnson, G. d. Evans. W.
Gregg, s. E. Mcmillan.
Neao6e,ry-T. s. Boinest, J. P. Kinard,
>. M. Baxter, Il. w. Holloway.
Oconee-W. w. Lay. ]. W. Livingston,
Russell, R. S. Porcher, d. Bieman.
Orangebmy-Dr. w. F. Barton, P. s.
Fielder, j. r. Milhouse, P. Amaker, Thomas
Zimmerman, T. Wannamaker.
Pichens-F. A. Hoke, r. E. Holcombe,
=. B. Calhoun, j. E. Hagood, T. B. McBee.
4. A. Bowen, N. S. Marlin.
Richtand-Wm. Wallace, J. p. Adams, d.
Turnipseed, J. H. Kinsler, W. H. Stack, g.
2. Pelham, Thos. Davis j. P. Weston, II.
3: Clarkson, J. P. Thomas, J. s. Green, r.
O'Neale jr.. VIM. Glaze, A. Y. Lee, J. w.
Oorsay, Q. J. Bollin, w. A. Gibbes, Jas. s.
Guignard, w. w. White, J. Richbourg, J.
Alexander, J. A. J. Derrick, Nj. Goldsmith.
j. @. Seegers.
Sun'ter-J. B. Moore, A. A. Gilbert, J s..
Richardson, w. E. Mills, w. J. Durant, J.
81. Furman.
Spartdn6urg-J. t. Moore, J. H. Evans,
A. b. Woodruff
Union-B. y. Rice, j. F. DeLoach.
On motion of Gen. M. W. Gary, Com
mittee of one from each Judicial District
was appointed to nominate permanent Of
hcers for the Convention.
On motion of Col VIM. Wallace, the
rules OF the House of Representatives of
1866 were adopted as the rules of this Con-
vention.
Communications from w. w. Phillips,
Esq, editor of the Southern Farmer, pub
lished IN Memphis, Tenn, and Commits
sioner Capron, were read by DR.. j. w.
Parker, and received as information.
On motion OF Col. j. p Thomas. it was
hesolred, That in voting, it be done by
Counties, according to their representation
ID the popular branch of the Legislature.
The temporary President, Mr.. w. M.
Lawton, addressed the Convention, and al
luded to the late report of the United States
Agricultural Bureau as most valuable
work, and prepared, he said, with great fair
ness and impartiality. 1t would be gratify-
ing to the people of old South Carolina to
learn that one of the most wonderful i'm
provements of the age, that from his expe-
rience and observation of its workings
during the past year in England, was des-
tined to work great revolution in the
cultivation of the soil-the steam plough
was the invention Of MIR. B. G. Bellinger,
OF South Carolina, November 10, 1888.
From this derided State of South Carolina,
which, it is said elsewhere, had no industry
and no inventive power, emanated that ex-
traordinary implement which was creating
such a revolution in agriculture So closely
connected now are all the operations of
mechanism with agriculture, that it deserved
their attention, and he thought this country,
as we'll as England, and particularly the
Southern country in its agricultural pro-