The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-09
PUBLIC MEETNa-ADDREssEs OF Gen.

PUBLIC CMEETING-ADDREsSES OF GEN.
BUTLER AND JUDGE BACoN.-The an
nonncement having been mado on our
bulletin board, yesterday, TINT General
Butler would address the citizens last
evening, the Court House was crowded
at an early hour with most intelligent
and earnest crowd. Upon motion Of
Maj. Seibles, Col. Thomas was called to
preside over the meeting. After some
preliminary remarks, tho chairman in
troduced, as the first speaker, Judge
Bacon, the candidate of the Reform party
Tor Congress from this Congressional
District. Judge Bacon spoke with force
and eloquence, and made number OF
striking points.
Next, General Butler was announced.
He was received with great applause
General Butler proceeded to repeat his
charges against Governor Scott, and to
accompany them with distinct specifia-
tions. He repeated and re-afIirme,l them
all, and in connection with his charge
that Governor Scott had made certain
pledges on the eve of the last Presiden.
tial election, with regnrd to the colored
members of the Legislature, &C., Gene.
raj Butler read letter from General
Hampton, which produced profound
sensation. General Hampton fully con-
6rmed the charge that had been made
in connection with his interview with
Governor Scott.
at this late hour, wc have time only
to add that General Butler literally ex-
coriated Governor Scott and other State
celebrities. and made powerful and
telling speech, closing with an eloquent
appeal to all good citizens to make a
grand effort to redeem and restore the
State. General Butler was urged to
leave the Court House, and speak in the
open air, but he found it more conve-
nient to remain where ho could refer to
the documentary evidence with which
he fortified his assertions.
The gas having becn probably tam
pered with, the audience was at one
time thrown into darkness, but order
was preserved, and the lights were re-es-
tablished with candles, and in spite of
this and the noise Of the outsiders, the
occasion was carried to brilliant close
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri.
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector,
1O1 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
st. Peters Church-Rev. j. J. O'Con-
nell, Pastor, 1OL A. Nj. and P. NJ.
] Washington Street Chapel-Rev. VIM
Martin, 1O1s A. NJ. and 81 P. M.
| Marion Street Church n.
Talley, 1998 a918 A. NJ; Rev. J. L. Dixon
Lutheran Church-Rev. a. R. Rude,
1O% A. M.
Presbyterian Church.-Rev. W. E.
Boggs, 101a A. M. and 711 P. M.
Baptist Church J. L. Reynolds,
1OM A. NJ.
| LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
". D. Love & Co.-Dress Goods.
| Lorick & Lowrance-Saw Gins.
| Meeting Union Reform Club.
| Selma Brown-Notice.
T. T. Moore-To Dentists.
Phoenix Axe, Hook and Ladder Co.
Mrs. Mccormick the Ladies'.
Wanted-A Cook and Washer.
jacob Levin--Fnrming Lands.
j. IL. u NJ. L. Kinard-Fall Opening.
E. G. Plumer-Gas Filter.
Gas Light Bills for September.
J. Levin-State Tax Returns.
E. Hope-Smoked Beef, Oats.
Rattle at Pollock's.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 8.-Nickey-
son House-Mrs. Murdoch and child,
Raleigh; K. Strouse, Philadelphia; Mrs.
| Nemetty Paris: John J. Gormlev John
Osley, Jr., Augusta; DR.. F. T. Miles,
Baltimore; Miss Bessie Rucker, Ander-
son; j. H. Whitlock, New Market; DIR.
G. Miles. Sam. Pegram, N. O.; 81. r.
Brown and wife, Macon;ss John Finney
and wife, John Finney, Jr., Miss Fin
ney. New Orleans; J. B. Slaughter, st.
Louis; A. Vetsburg, Savannah: Joseph
Purcell, Jr., New York; Walter Mansfield,
Atlanta; Eb. Clingmann, Columbus; j.
Fl. Huffenstein and wife, Rutherford; J.
T. Norris, S. 4. PughsleY, Jr, n. Nc