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trast between the past and the present. the In
roads upon every individuals pocket, made BY
the taxation of men chosen only because OF
the adoption of party name-the name OF a
party brought forth by national politics, reared
to huge proportions for national ends, and
South Carolina. He then. appealed to those
but recently born into citizenship to know how
Ionr they would regard with suspicion those
thew knew best, and how long trust the
.ssounding brass and tinkling cymbal' Of Sc
ductive professions.
Colonel Smart was followed by Rev. Elias
Ryan, colored, who said that he had voted the
Radical ticket euery time, but, Win tne neip OF
God, he'd never vote it again. He said every,
BODY had been taxed for having anything and
for expecting anything; they had been forced
to pay for schools, and yet there are no schools
10 support the inhrm, and yet they are unaid-
ed. He wanted to know where the money
had gone, If not In some vagabond Radicaps
railroad speculation or in his pocket. He said,
if such would only go back to their raltspllt-
ting or manure-carting, all classes would 1--we
here in peace and plenty, and like brothers
all born in the same country; and that South
Carolinians who had made South Carolina
prosperous and happy State, and kept
her so long time, could do it again with
ont any Radical taxation. For his part, he knew
his friends and gentlemen from mean, sneak
ing "pocket-pickers.n He said he was asham-
ed that some of the white men in the county
would not come out to meetings or to vote,
because they haven't got much to pay tax on
and don't care. Who Is the taxpayer after all
Not the man who makes that box of matches,
and has to buy stamp to put on it. When
YOU come to buy it don't you have to pay LOT
the stamp and the box OF matches. too And
that makes us laborers pay for stamp to put
on the sweat Of our faces.
The report of the Committee on Delegation
was then called up and unanimously adopted,
when the meeting adjourned.
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,TFRoM THE ASSOCIATED PREssj
WASHINGTON, June Is.
The evidence in the case Of General How
ard, charged with corruption in the admins
tration of the Freedman's Bureau, has been
closed. The committee will carefully overhaul
the testimony, which will probably occupy the
remainder of the session. The case was closed
with long statement from Howard.
Admiral Lee succeeds Admiral Poor in COM
mand of the North Atlantic Squadron, with
headquarters in Cuban waters.
SENATE.
A protest was presented from New York
shipowners against granting American regis
ters to foreign built ships Among the signers
are Moses Taylor and Cornelius Vanderbilt.
A bill was passed granting land to Florida
railroad.
The discussion on Cuba last night was vio-
lent. Several Republicans attacked Grants
message.
In the House, the Committee on Ways and
Means reported bill relieving coal from duty.
1t was referred to committee OF the whole.
It excludes the coal traffic both at home and
abroad from all kinds Of taxation, whether
tariff, stamp, income tax or tonnage, and
makes clean sweep of revenue from the coal
table. The bill, after some discussion, was
recommitted to the Committee on Ways and
Means, the minority claiming that the bill was
not in accordance with the instructions of the
House, and insisting that had the full commit
tee been present different bill would have
been reported.
The House then resumed the consideration
of the currency bill. The fourth section al
lows bank in State having an excess to re-
move to State in deficiency, taking with it
It's capital, circulation, &c. The bill finally
passed-yeas ss, nays 81. 1t goes to the Sem
ate.
The debate to-day on the Cuba resolutions
was exciting, especially between Butler, who
opposed the declaration of belligerency, and
Logan, who advocated 1t.
Bingham introduced compromise amend
ment, authorizing the President to use his
good offices In restoring peace between Spain
and the Cubans. 1t is thought that this may
be adopted. Pending Its consideration, the
House adjourned
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REF0RM IN BEAUFORT.
Mass Meeting at Hickory Hill-Appoint-
ment of Delegates to Columbia-A
Colored Speaker Unmasks the Rascal
titles of the II adIcnls.
REPORTED FOR TIE NEws.l

In response to published call, mass meet
inr of the citizens of Beaufort County was
held at Hickory Hill, on the 1lth instant, to
elect delegates to the State Reform ConVen-
tion to be held at Columbia on the 18th instant.
About noon Mr.. A. j. Gill called for order, and
moved that J. C. Davant, Esq, be invited to
take the chair. This m otion having prevailed
by unanimous vote, the chairman proceeded
to state succInctly the objects of the meeting,
to impress the necessities ofretrenchment and
reform, to urge the indspensability of CO.
operation for success, to trace the lines OF the
proposed party as indifferent to the bounda-
ries of all national parties, and to exhort the
people to rise in their majesty to vindicate
their supremacy, and to drive out every
usurper.
Mr.. B. R. Lewis was requested to act as sec
retary, and the chairman announced that tile
meeting was ready for business.
Mr.. &. r. Bostlck moved that suitable COM
miltce be appointed to nominate delegates to
represent the county In the approaching Con-
ycnlion al Columbia. This motion prevailed.
Bostick. Marcus French, G.. II. Hoover, Elias
RYAN. j. L. Fits, Pat Terry, F. Johnston, Hec-
tor Loadhodt, j. j. Good1ng, Seaborn Dray-
ton, p. E. Terry, Warner Giles, S. j. Lewis,
and Edward Dopson.. -.
The committee having retired, Dr.. Fl.
w. c. Folk moved that committee ol
three be appointed to wuit on Colonel H. c.
Smart, with an invitation to address the meet
Ing. ..,.-,
The Committe on Delegation reported as fol
lows: Colonel G. p Elliott, Colonel II G,
Smart, j. G. Davant, Esq, Rev. Elias Ryan,
Henry Mcbride, s. c. Millett, Colonel j. A
Tison, Erwin Robertson, Colonel c. j. Colcock,
H. r.. williams, Major W. G. Roberds, Marcus
French, Rev. Seaborn Drayton.. Philip Jen-
nings. Colonel a. NJ Martin, and Rev. Abram
The motion was to adopt the report, when
ColoneLSmart rose, returned his thanks fol
the distinction showed him, led the audience
through all the ramifcations Of State and Ma
tional politics, along the pathways OF vrtuous
and wise craftsmanship, by the resting places
of Jefferson and Henry, Webster and Clay
Hayne and Calhoun, and implored these spir:
It's to hover over the destinies oil smitten South
Carolina, and inspire her to rise from the
ashes OF her former self. He demonstrated tc
every mind. by clear, forcible, convincing con
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
The University-The Death Of MIR.
Simms-Burinl OF an Honest and SEN.
sible Colored Mnn-Promtnent Whhts
Gentlemen Act as Pall-bearers.-1m-
pressive Services.
rrpnu ORR OWN CORRESPONDENT

TFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
COLUMBIA, June IA.
The final examination of the students a the
University os Sorth Carolina opens tomorrow,
the 18th, and will continue two weeks, after
which the public day comes-on the 18TH.
The news of the death of Mr.. Simms was re
ceived yesterday by our community with feel
inrs of profound and universal sorrow. bis
great genius had 80 bound the hearts OF all to
hin that each one felt in his death personal
bereavement. His departure suddenly tight
ened the ties that bound US all to him. and we
are made by this depth Of our sorrow sudden
ly conscious OF the strength OF our ahectlonate
admiration for the author and the man. All
parties-the old and the young, the lettered
and the illiterate-alike feel that IN the deatn
Of Gilmore Simms our community, our state,
our country, and literature, have suffered a
bereavement of no common character. He was
the patriarch of Southern literature, and dying
now, leaves no equal to write his obituary.
Pleasant Goode, the lifelong servant and
friend of General Maxcy Gregg. died yesterday
and was buried this afternoon at Trinity (Episco-
pail Church, of which he has been sexton Tor
some considerable time. Pleasant Goode was
a negro, but has always been estimated and
appreciated for his qualities as man, IRE
spectiye of his color. And today he was
borne to his grave by gentlemen Of high So
cial position and worth, ana rests among the
whites of the Gregg family. He has
always maintained that the best friends OF
his race were the friends Of their llfe-times;
and in ftlrtherance of this idea he has resolute-
ly stood upon principle, unmoved by allure
ments, bribes, threats, taunts or isolation.
And jus5 as he has stood their friend
through all ordeals, upon the broad prin-
ciples Of humanity and honor, 30 have
they-his white NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his re-
mains to their resting place, paying debt OF
respect and honor due alike to his worth and
to their appreciation of true manhood, ire
spectiye of race or color. The pall-bearers
were: Professor NJ. LaBorde, DR.. J.W. Parker,
Colonel VIM. Wallace, Colonel ]. P. Thomas,
Colonel F. W. McMaster, Colonel A. c. Haskell,
Mr.. Richard O'Neale, Mr.. W. c. Fisher, Mr.. P.
NJ. Porcher. The service was conducted by
the rector of Trinity. The attendance was
large, consisting of many Of the congregation
and large number of colored persons.
CoRsAIR.
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STRANGE PHENOMENA.

San FRANCISCO, June Is.
The steamship Republic. arrived from Hong
Kong May 18th. An earthquake had occurred
In Japan which Is said to have been the severest
since 1885, Reports are meagre. Several vii
lagos were destroyed. The volcano on the
island of Nypshone, quiet for a century, was in
violent eruption.
The captain of the bark Benefactress reports
volcano at sea, two hundred miles from Yok-
ohama. Some portions of the volcano, rising
above the sea, were seen from the deck Of the
vessel. The water around the volcano seemed
boiling.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

Red Cloud speaks at Cooper Institute, New
York, to-day, committee in that city hay
ing promised him the seventeen horses which
Secretary Cox refused him.
A dispatch from London announces that
Rev. Thomas Luby, mathematician OF Trinity
College, is dead.
Hon. Thomas B. Elliott and Moses Wingate,
of Massachusetts,, died yesterday, the latter
ged over one hundred.
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soUA11 ON oHEsAPEAKE BAY.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 16.
violent squall struck Some vessels lying at
anchor In Great Wycomico, about sixty miles
up the bay, on Saturday evening, capsizlng
three schooners, one the Viola, OF Cnsield. No
lives lost On reaching the land it uprooted
trees, blew out windows and doors, and did
much damage to crops. 1t covered space
about q mile wide.
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The London correspondent of the New
York Tribune says that the women at the head
of the suffrage movement in England are not
discouraged by their recent defeat in Parlla-
ment, bitter as it was after the taste OF victory
they had enjoyed ior moment. They keep
up their organization and effort. Much en-
couragement is given them by the effective CO.
opera,le ope neer and T the wife o another I wIo in
recent speech at Stroud, urged the claim OF
women to equal social, political ami industrial
rights The writer thinks II Lady Amberley
can convert the women in her own circle, the
work will be done.
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HOLDEN IMIrATES SCOTT.
RII.EIaH Inne liz

RALEIGH, June Is.
Governor Holden has issued orders to the
different military divisions of the State, ior the
formation Of q regiment Of State troops for ac-
tive service, to be made up of white volunteers
If they can be obtainediif not, negroes will be
enlisted. He also orders the immediate enrol
ment of the militia, with instructions to set
apart special number Of mounted men In
each regiment, to be used as reserve.
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moutby Radicals, but they have not been mo-
Tested.
The resolutions by General Kershaw, fully
affirming the political equality Of all the citl-
zens of the State and declaring that none but
Republicans shall be nominated by the con-
vention, produced profound sensation. They
will be reported upon tomorrow.
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French News.

UVlIIC
The party of the Left has decided not to op-
pose the construction of the st. Gotliard Rail-
way, joint enterprise of Baden, Switzerland
Bavaria npd Prussia, but to request the French
Government also to participate in the under
taking.
The Journal OGiciel contains the following
nominations: Viscount Glteronier, embassa-
dor to Constantinople; Count Armand, enbas-
sador to Lisbon; NJ. Berlhemy, ambassador to
Brussels; M. Provost Paradol ambassador to
Washington; NJ. Belenet, secretary of the sec
ond class at Washington, and NJ Mormld, Sec
retarv of the third class at Washington.
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EUROPE.
The Revision Of the Bible.

LONDON, June TO.
In the House Of Commons last night, Mr.
Gladstone, in replying to motion to revise
the Bible, said that the government had care
fully considered the question, and thought it
better to leave the subject to the ecclesiastical
authorities. He said the revision of the Bible
was OF dubious utility and tedious and un.
timely task. The motion was Withdrawn.
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TIE Blue RIDGE INJUNCTION.

COLUMBIA, June Is.
Judge Melton this morning filed his order
dlssolring the injunction against the Blue
Ridge Railroad.
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me- BEDBUGs.-MoNs. BERGER'S
REDRUG DESTROYER has firmly established its:
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ond. 1t makes bedsteads "bug-proof" for at least
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funeral Notlres.

yALENTINE.-Dl on the 14th instant, in the
Goth year of her age, Mrs. +. VALENTINE, rellcS
OF the late Samuel Valentine.
@-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntances Of Mrs. F. VALENTINE and Fami-
y, are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral
THIS AFTERNOON, at half.past O'Clock, from her
late residence No. IS Smith street. jun16
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CATALOGUE No. Sc.

CHRISTIANITY AND GREEK PHILOSOPHY; or,
The Relation Between Spontaneous and Re-
nective Thought In Greece, and the Positive
Teaching Of Christ and His Apostles, by B. F.
Cocker, b. D., OF the University OF Michigan
1926.
New Cycopedla of illustrations, adapted to
Christian teaching, embracing Mythology,
Analogies, Legends, Parables, Em6lems,
rIc and Religious, Anecdotes, &c, by Elow
Foster, with Illustrations by hev. S. II. Tying
SIS.
A Treatise on the Christian Doctrine oil Marriage
by Hugh Davey Evans, IL. D. So so.
HOLY Matrimony, by Rev: j. A. Boles D. D.,
Church OF the Advent, Boston. 81.
Schiller's Homage Of the Arts. with miscellaneous
pieces from Buckest, Freillgrath and other
German Poets, by Charles T. Brooks. 81 25.
Madagascar and its People; Notes Of Four
Years. Residence, with sketch OF the histo-
ry, position and prospects OF mission work
amongst the Malagasy, by James Sibree. So.
The Heart OF the Continent; Record Of Travel
Across the Plains and in Oregon, with an ex-
animation Of the Mormon principle, by Fitz
Hugh Ludlow, illustrated. So rs.
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Obltuarp.

STRAUS.-Died on the Sd June, 1870 IN Phila.
delphia, Pa, OF Scarlet Fever, MARGARET GE-
WINNER. youngest child OF Francis J. and Mar
garet Straus, aged years, months and IA days.
'Of such is the kingdom Of Heaven"
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E,oR NEW YoRK-oN TUESDAY.

baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, BOS-
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WASHINGTON.
The Currency Bill Passed by the House.

,TFRoM THE ASSOCIATED PREss.i
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