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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-12
COLUMBIA, s. e,
Tuesd ~ Morning. april IL, 1870.

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Tuesd ayS Morning. April 10. 1870.
Reform In R.pafesensasion--TheS Hspre-.
sentation OF nIlnorities,
We find that on the evening Of April
s. MIR. David Dudley Field delivered o
lecture ons thia subject in Boston On
the same evening, in Columbia, one OF
our fellow-oitizsns lectured on the same
subject. Thissooincidenoe shows that
both in the North and South this import
ant matter is attracting attention. Else
where in our columns will be found a
communicationSt Staken from the London
Times. . giving the hiatory or minority
Representations Thus, it appears, that
in Europe, also, the subject is regarded
with, great interest. Suffering as we are
in this country from ..Repnblicanism"
run mad noticing ns we do in our own
experiences, the excuses and the injas:
tice of numerical maiorities, no discus
sion isimorGopportune than that which
looks to reform in representation. Re-
ourring to Mr. Fields lecture, we find
that whisets he shows very, clearly the
bogus Representation involved in our
present'system,, and gives a close analy-
sis Of the different schemes TINT have
been suggested TO-. secure, proportional
representation, he .givesno scheme of his
own. He appreciates the disease, but as
yet aspires to no specific remedy. To
appreciate the disease, however, is a
step in the direction Of cure, and we
hold that MIR. Field deserves, credit for
calling attention to the defects of our
representative system. (, Itar defects are
glaring, and Che cause Of fsef-goyernment
demands reform of its.gross abuses.
In our next, We shall giye, Mr.. Fields g
analysis of the several schemes whereby
it is proposed to secure more equitable
representation than the majorjty system
affords. OpS readers will bear in mind
that the advocates of minority represen-
tation do not propose to ignore the just
claims OF the majority. But the propo-
sition. is Naf. representation should be pro.
portional-that is to say, if in Richland,
for, instance, there were 1000 radical
voters and 800 Democratic voters, the
representation in the House ought to be
in the ratio OF radicals to 1 Democrat.
-$->>>-
The SAN DoM1Nao JoB.-According
to the Boston Adue1iser, private letters
from San: Domingo are filled with warn
ings against the proposed purchase OF
that country, and represent the whole
thing as a'yast job. They state that the
promoters. of the scheme have bought up
all the valuable territory, which, in
event ofaannexation, would be necessary
for Notifications and warehouses. TIE
election is represented as farce. Nc
such thing as vote by ballot is known;
the voters being brought uf by force,
and compelled 70 vote in certain way;
and "the forts, arsenals and navy" de-
scribed in the treaty. are said to be
myths. Advices received in other quar-
ters, state that the debt of the republic
will prove to be nearer $40, 600, 900 than
the Sl,500,000 stated in the purchase
proposals. The more this scheme is
ventilated, the more odorous Of specula-
ton it becomes.
sPLEBISCrTrM n-.As this word fro
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LIST OF NEW ADyERTIsEMENrs.-
P L. FrazGe-Sheriff's Sale.
Extra Meeting Independent Fire Company.
E. G. 4 G. l.. .Davilson-Lands Wanted.
Mrs A. Nc ormick- Fashionable Millinery.
Acta Passed by tho State Log islature.
L. Juyner-uO! for the Races.
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The FATAL FIGHT AT KINasTREE. -
The Georgetown Times says that j. J.
Martin and Sidney N. Brown, who had a
fatal fight near Kingstree, are the same
gentlemen who made arrangements some
time ago to fight a duel at North Island,
which did not take place in consequence
of one Of the parties not coming up to
time. The Times says: "These two
young men literally haunted each other
to the death, from some trifing diffe-
renee; and, in trying to legalize murder.
under 'the code of honor, the crime has
been committed in it's worst form. It is
rumored, we know not with what degree
Of credibility, that Mr.. Brown has since
died Of his wound. If so, this renders
the case only the more shocking" Mr..
Martin was instantly killed.
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The gale of Saturday night extended
over considerable space. 1t was livery
severe in Augusta. The Charleston Ne,Os
speaks as follows of its effects in the
''city by the sea:''
''About o'clock last Saturday after
noon, high wind sprung up. and by 6
o'clock severe gale was blowing. accom-
panied with rain, thunder and lightning.
During the gale, which listed several
hours, signs were blown down. branches
Of trees torn off aud vessels drifted from
their moorings. Four rafters. and the
portions Of the roof connected Herewith,
of the new German Church, were shat
tered, it is said by parties who were near,
by lightning. The iron work was twist
I'D out OF oil shape. and portions of it
and tho timber hurled over into the
Orphan House lot"
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In q q ~ L L g q I'M - !.

The PHGSIx Office is supplied. with
everyTstyle of materialifrom the small
laetal: l:iletter to the largest. wood type,
together with plain and fancy cards,
paper, colored ink, bronze. ETC.. It is
the only establishment in the interior of
the State where two and three sheet
posters can be printed. All kinds of
work in the printing line attended to ut
short notice. a.
A meeting of the City Council was
held yesterday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The Board of Aldermen claiming to hive
been elected on Tuesday last, were pre-
sent, for the purpose, as was supposed,
of claiming. their seats. John Rhett,
Esq, City Attorney, stated that the
opposing counsel-Messrs. Chamberlain
and Tradewell- admitted that there
we're frauds in the eleotion-relative to
votes being cast by parties residing
within the extended limits of the city;
counsel had agreed TO test the constitu-
tionality Of the Act Of the Legislature
calling the election; and afterwards to
argue the charges of fraud. A meeting
OF the City Council this morning, ut 10
o'clock, was then decided upon-when
the views of counsel will be more fully
expressed.
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Tnn Raon' To.Dkss,lz BETWEEN ,th,

THB' RAoH' TOD DksYSH2s Bgtween the
hours Of twelve and two to-day. Conga.
rec Course viii be the scene. of,a new
contest for sporting honors between onr
sister the Old North State, and our:owh
mother Of the Palmettoes. Expectation
has been on tip-toe for some weeks PaSt
in reference to this trial OF horse-feah;
and horse.speed. and the interest in the
matter has by no means been nbated 'Hy1.
our recent victory over the. ar-heela
ESQ yclept familiarity in. the: great ohickr
Ell fight. The trial will be quarter,
stretcl,-single dash-and the entries are
bay steed, by Jones, OF Raleigh, n. O.;
brown bay gelding, by Whitaker. of
York, s. o.; catch weights (6O pounds or
more;) purse thousand dollars: AS both
horses are we'll known, though unnamed,
for their high breeding and stock, and
have been submitted for some time past
to thorough course of professional
training, q lively race is confidently
anticipated.
In addition to the main race, there will
be n number OF scrubs; in which several
full -blooded animals will participate;
after which an fashioned barbecue
dinner will be spread. under the superyi-
sion of the veteran Dent. Every facility
will be furnished the public for the
enjoyment of what promises to BE- a
merry day, and those of our renders who
,ol,o sc l..
made no engagements with the livery
stabl' 8, can be accommodated by one of
Agnew's omnibuses, which will leave the
Columbia Hotel and Franklin g Exchange
at noon; or Joyner's, which will leave
Pollock's ut the same hour.
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had been originally written for some
Uitra-Tory bill, intended to repeal alto
gether the reform bills of 1882 and. 1867,
and restore the exclusive rights of FREQ
holders, freemen and corporators. But
the issue he thus raises is clearly one of
right, and not of eXpediency. It is,
therefore, avery material circumstance
TINT on the continent and in the United
States there is strong and growing
opinion that the only really just system
OF representation is one in which the ma
jority has no more than its proportional
share Of the representatives.
Commenting on this article, the New
York World says:
''There will be found elsewhere in this
issue an interesting letter from the Lon
don Times, synopsizing the progress of
minority representation in France, Swift
zerland, and the United States, and urg.
ing the adoption in England of some
system whereby the majority shall have
no more than it's proportional share of
representation. The hardships and in.
Justice of the present electoral system
have been % frequently exposed In the
World that it is but an oft-told tale to
mention them again; and yet, for the
pest interests OF our people, they can
hardly be too constantly recurred to. As
we now vote, if A have 1000 Yates and
b l,O01, then B is elected and repre-
sents, not tho people, as we currently
say, or all the voters, but only that por-
tion thereof which cast their suffrages for
him, leaving the 1000 voters for A
without any representation. To obviate
this evil is the object Of what is known
as minority representation-the idea of
which is that the voters for A are to be
represented to the extent of the 1,OOO
votes cast by them, and that the 3 voters
are likewise to be represented to the
extent OF l,00l votes; or, in other words,
that representation be proportional, and
not, as now, swallowed up altogether by
the majority, to the utter political ami
hilation of the minority"
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important improvement in the mode of
filing up casual vacancies. This scheme
has since passed through its first stage
in the Grand Council itself by majority
of 43 to 33, and is still in progress. At
Geneva there has been an active agita-
tion in favor Of proportional representa-
tion ever since the fatal disturbances of
August, 1864. The writings of the
leaders of the movement, and latterly
their weekly paper. the Refo,miste, have
greatly contributed to the progress of
their views, not only in Switzerland, but
elsewhere. would mention in partcu-
lar, both on account of their intrinsic
merit and because the work may, un-
dcrstand, be seen ut the Atheneum, two
articles by nj. Ernest Nnville in tho
Bibli0theque UniperSeNe for March and
November last.
AS the Grand Council at Geneva is
elected in no more than three electoral
districts, of which one elects as many as
forty.fonr members, ian arrangement
which places the selection of the men,
bers mainly in the hands of the nomi-
mating committees or caucuses,) the
Grand Council was not likely to be favor
able to plan which would altogether
alter this, and for long time they re-
iuaeu w outeiCaiu tuo question at oil.
at length, last summer, on bill being
introduced to establish q scheme of pro-
portional representation, they appointed
n committee to examine it. The majority
of this committee recently reported
against the proposed bill, and, indeed,
altogether against proportional represen-
tatlon; but they admitted that the ex-
listing system was not satisfactory, and
intimated that several members of the
majority would be disposed to concur
with the minority in supporting the
limited vote adopted ia England. In
consequence, another committee has lust
been appointed to examine the whole
electoral system, and especially the limi-
ted vote. At the revision of the Lucerne
Constitution last year, the advocates of
proportional representation succeeded in
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19
puMocRArIc MASS MEETING.

The Democratic party OF Kent County
will hold a Mass Meeting at Dover, on
TUESDAY, the 10th day oil May next. An
true white men who are opposed to the ae-
eradation of their own race, and TO being
placed on terms of political ana social
equality with negroes, are invited 70 oe pIe,
sent ana TO participate in the dellberatlons
Of ,he meeting, without regard to former
y,ol;,icoi associations. "When bad men
eonspire, good men must unite, and we
therefore cordially invite all true white men
to meet the Democracy on that day. and T.. TO
encourage by their presence, and ana py
their counsels in thwarting the evli pur-
poses OF the men and party that are trylnS
to force negro suffrage and equantY upon
the State.
By order Of the Democratic Central Com
mittes Of Kent county.
J.L. SMITH, Chairman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19

Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will
stations name at the following Changed Hours
TO delayt incident to Freight Buainefs,) viz:
Going South leave Wilmington about 400 NJ Nav
Castle, AS, Middleown, 80, Clayton TsO DoTer 81
Camden5 9lb, Felton, lOl0, and be due AZ Harrington
about 1910 A. NJ.
Going North, to leave Harrington about scb p NJ Eel
ton So Camden, 4b5, Dover, 49, Moofton 10 Clsy
ION, 9bO AiddletoWn 20 New Castle O0O aud be due
at Wilmington, about 1880 P. NJ.
This train will stop to take up PASSENGERS onlv at
stations named, but will set down Passengers Al anv
stepping place, except HRrss Corner State Rosd Del
Juncton and Dupont. -"
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia al
TAO A. NJ. -s
Leave Philadelphis laOO M.and wilmington LILO PM.
for New Castle. ~
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Smyrna for Clsyton
II ~ Am and 500 PM Leave Clayton for SMYRNA 90
An and zoo p NJ, to make connection with trains to
and from Dover, and Stations BoHth, -
CONNECTIONS.
AT CLAYTON with the M 4 D. R. R for Faston an A
intermediate places. 'A @-
AT HARRINGTON with the g. B. r. R. for Mil ford
0eorgesown, Lewes and intermediate places.
AT sEAFoRD with the d. & d, h. r. for Fadarals.
burg and Cambridge, &c.
AT DkLHAR WITH the E. 8. R. R. for Salisbury, Prin-
ees. anne Crsthsd also for Berlin and other stations
L. O. sEwALL,
Superintendent, Delaware Railroad.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19
Femalea sufertng witn Rupture

Or other Physical Weakness invited to visit PhlA
delphla, and call at 0. II. NEEDLES ofioe, No. l54
Twelfth Street, below Race, to obtain proper Trusses,
Braces Supporters sc: lady attendant conducts this
department with professional ability. Examinations
made and suitable Instruments for ProlApaus applied.
c. H. NEEDLES gives personal attention to male patient
at his office, Twelfth and Race Streets, Philade
phis. Extensive practice in this special branch Of
Mechanical Remedies, insuras Intelligent and correct
treatment AN-BANNINGs BRACES adjusted.
jAnl2-cis4- Ion
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19
Because

The Blood Purifier is the
only article in the market
whichcontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported ex-
pressly from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
of Podophyllum (Mandrake
Root,) and is a substitute
for Mercury.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19
49oItticaI.
ArvrNTION DEMOCRATs-

A meeting of the Democratic Party will
he held at their headquarters, at oenrs
Building. corner 4lh and King Streets on
noxt TUESDAY evening, APRIL 10TH al
"a o'clock, for the purpose OF electing oheers
for the ensuing year, and transac'ing o'nei
important business.
BY order of
CHAs. eooDINe, Chairman
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19
PENMANSHIP.

IoROF. j. r. SOULE, TEACHER OF
L PENMANsHlP in kimhelley Bryant stratton's
Business COLLEGE philadelphia has consented to give
lessons in PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PENMAN-
SHIP class of ladies and gentlemen Of this city The
class is now being organised, and those who desire
embrace this excellent opportunity Of receiving nstruc
ton from Of the finest Penmen in the country,
limited.
Specimens Of Prot ss work be in the window
Of the office Of NJ. NJ Child Co. until Friday morning
J0SLPH L. KILLGORE,
dslu Exchange Building.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19
Deafness. BIinduesv and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost SUCCESS by j. IsAAos, NJ. D.
aud Professor Of DISEASES Of the EYE and EAR ibis
speciality In the Medical College OF Pennsylvania
years experience, formerly Of LeYden, HoiandJ No.
sos ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA Testimonials
can be seen at his office, The medical faculty are In
vtsd accompany their PATIENTS he has secrets
in his practice. Artificial inserted without pain.
No charge for examination. mhl4sIy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19
Because

After eleven years expert
ence and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands of let
ters (unsolicited) of the re-
markable cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column of cures by these
medicines.
SAVE YOUR MosEY.-Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office Of William
McCaul!ey, Esq, No. COG Market Street, Will
mington, Del, and is opened every day 10 re-
ceive deposits ALI amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and Eve per cent. interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit.
WIN. MoCAuLLsY, President
JOHN T. RUTH, sec'y.
9G~ See Bunch Of Grapes on Standard in
another column. Speer's Standard Wine Bit
ters is highly recommended by physicians for
dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties,
its purity aud its delicious flavor.
n6y. Connolly Whskey always on hand, by
the gallon or in bottles the best article ever
introduced here. Brandy equally 6ne, at Fl. r.
Bringhurst's, 3lT Market Street.
Es5- We have just received several patterns
of wincing knives, which we are now selling
very cheap at j. A. Robinson & Co.'S, Cd and
Market.
gzTWe have a complete "Hog Scsldcr,
which will heat sixty gallons Of water. j. A.
Robinson & Co., I'd and Market.
gN5-Hav you seen our "Nut Crackers" and
Nut Picksf They are of a superior quality J.
A. Robinson Co, I'd and Market.
RdrWe have cedarwood and cOrk-Iined spig
gots for cider casks J. A. Robinson Co., %
and Market.
B6s~No money is required for "Magi'
Washer" until after two weeks trial. j. A, Rob
inson & Co., I'd and Market.
B-saw knives aud slaw-cutters of severa
patterns, at j. A. Robinson & Co.'s, I'd ant
Market.
EDWe have Straw Cutter, which will Gu
coarse or fine as desired, at 7 A. Robinson
Co.'S, I'd and Market.
Bas~"Latour OIL" new crop, the best tabl
oil in use, always good and perfectly sweet, whe
bought of H. R. Bringhurst, S17 Market Street
G6y Glentworth's Roach Paste, lust receive
at the right time for the reaches, at the apothe
cary store of Fl. R, Bringhurst, 8l7 Market Street
Es- Cologne by the quart and Bay Rum b
the gallon at H. R. Bringhurst's, S17 Markt
Street.
eSs- Congress Water, direct from the Spring
can always be had by applying to H. R. Bring
hurst 3l7 Market Street.
Nsy-INsEcT POWDER Lyons Insect Powdt
ust in season. Buy of n. R. Bringhurst, 81
Market Street.
Eg- @ old, Silver and COLD Coupons wanted b
Woolston s. Co., Bankers, No, 2 East Third s
E|-Guu Camphor, just the time to use
: yitof II. R. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market Stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19
CruUelers CGuiOe.
Philadelphia, Wilmington &; Baltimore
Rail Road
TINE TABLE
ooMMENoINo MONDAY. April oh. isTO.

ksss O. TINE TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 9th, 1870.
Trains will lsavs Depot corner Broad Street and Rss
ingtOn Avenue g follows;
WAY.MAIL TRAIN ats 80 AM Sundays sxesptsdJ
meets At yiningien With DsisWSfs Ran Road Lins, at
Clayton with Smyrna Branch Rail Road and Maryland
and Delaware Rail Road, st Harrington with Junction
and Breakwater Rail Road st ssaford with Dorchester
and Delaware Rail Road, DsmAr with Eastern bhora
haii Road, at Salisbury with Wisonieo aud Pooomoks
EXPRESS TRAIN at 400 NJ. tsundsys szssptsdi
feIyVllle and HaFrads Grace. CONNECTS at Wilmington
with train for New Castle. ,
RxPREss TRAIN at 400 p. NJ. (suHdays exespted
ior Baltimore and Washington stopping Chester Thur
low Linwoodi Claymon, Wilmington, Newport, Stanton
Newark Elkton, North East, charlestown. Psrryvns,
noliai OhAse's and stemmeT's Run.
as-NIddr EXPRESS at 80 M (daily,) for Bhiti-
Claymont, Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North -East,
Periyville, Havrs.de-1race. Perrymans and Magnolia
Pa sengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will take
the 1900 NJ train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and VIII
Leave Philadelphia at 100 A. NJ 2.sO, co. and Ic0
r. NJ. The 600 pm. train connects with delaware Rail
road Tor Harrington and intermediate stations
Leave WI mingtoH at 645 aud $40 An, 400 400, and
Is (as'y) P. NJ. The s.I1 A. NJ. train will not stop
between Chester and Phiia lelphia.
Trains leaving Wilmington at q IS A NJ. aud 90 P.
M viii connect at Lamokin Junction With the TOO
more ceairAl Kali Road.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Pm.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore 1926 A. NJ Way Mail. gg6 A. Fx.
4. NJ. Express WV
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at T26 r. NJ, stopping al Ma nolla
Psrryman'H Aberdeen, HRyrs.ds.GTaes, Perry Vile
Charlastown, North-kast, klkton, Newark, stsI tom
Newport, Wilmington Clay mont Linwood and Uhestsr
Throagh tickets to all pOin West South and South
Nett may be procured ticket office s2s Chestnut
street under ntnenl Hotel wher0 also state Rooms
and berths in Sleeping Cars be durnk tbs
day Persons purchasing tickets this office can have
baggage checked At their residence by the Union Trans
fer Company.
H-F KENNEY, supt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19
Principal and Interest Payable in Gold
w in the City of New York.

The interest is payable in MAY and NOVEMBER,
that 1t may take the place Of that Of the earlier issues Of
FiveTwsuties and suit the convenience of friends
who already hold Central aud Western Pacific Bonds,
with interest payable in January and July, andwho may
DESIRE In making additional Investments, to have their
interest receivable at different Of the year
The Loan is secured by mortgage upon the entire
Line Of Road from Richmond to the Ohio River with the
equipment and all other property and AppurtenAness
connected Herewith.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1870-04-19
INEnRmATION.

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OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
CATALOGUES SENT GRATIS.

THE CRlTTENDRN COMMERCIAL ARITHMErlC
AND BUSINESS MANUAL, Tor sale at the College.
Handsomely bound, IL mo. Price, sl2 Sent post
dscis-tfi s.H. cRITTEN DIEM s. Co