The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-08

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public. u 1ne ms nneessnsse. who "tho two
gentlemen frc-.n San Domingo" we're
who ca'-l to him, in succession, to pro-
pccss an6shation,i anA tolhave detailed
what they proposed, and how and what
special inducements they offered or sug-
gested. The secret history Of this an
ne1atien scheme. If ever made public,
wilk be mnchi more spicy than the history
spread upon tke,record. aig ts'ii
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Our contemporary OF the Winnshoro
Ns,cs, in an earness spirit, recognizes in
the resolutions Of the Charleston Cham
ber of; Commerce, the first step towards
the applieation or the only kind Of
remed * i,fpfi the misgovsrument s;iof the
stasa1iAi{t g ssI $ FIJI psPplstS. tfyaI }1't II
eHhel7 Yorkzille,is Enquirsr says, whilst
adSiaing prudent conduct: t2sa3 53S: sh'7.-
'a1No people were ever placed in more
critical cifcumstances '!ftan those by
whiSE ,the, ,sontharn people, 1t the nlre-
sentstime. are surrounded. yul i... ,i.,.it..
~: That Wa q imayi0 emerge from this
stfange nhd, ipoftehtons state, great prh-
d4hca Is necessary. One; rash aud nialse
step may prove, ruinous.r Ultra views
must be b discarded, 2and ultra acts
aYoideds The whole country is incensed
atthe acts, Of 'rognery which have been
Iegali2ed and practiced to the great det-
rirnent Of the good aud staid inhabitants
Of the country Not to see these acts is
eimply, 70, give Q tacit assent to their per-
pstration; to resist them is the duty Of
every man who loves peace and order.
Bus great prudence must be exercised
that this:resistanos be nude in an ho-
nofnble1 and just way. One bad deed
will'naver make it right TO do another.
Let our. people remember that our all
depends upon prudent conduct, and let
them act accordingly"
ysThe Spartanburg Republican favorY the
callifor the May convention. urges that
coneessions bo made upon both sides.
and is confident that Governc. Scott
will heartily endorse any legitimate
movement looking towards the future
peace and prosperity Of tue State.
The South CAROLINA Medical Associn-
tion adjourned on Thursday, TO meet in
Columbia, on the third Tuesday in
April, 1872.
The following officers were elected
f. Peyre Purcher. NJ. D Charleston,
President; r. W. Glbbes, M. D., Cnium.
bia,i First Vice. President; A. p. Vylie,
nj. d. Chester. Secoud Vice President, !;
D. s. Price, NJ. D., Marion, Third Wee
President;,,T., Grange Simons. Nj. D.,
Oharleston. Recording Secretary; s.
Baruch, n. d., Camden, Corresponding
Secretary; F. L. Parker. M. D., Charles
ton, Treasurer.
The following gentlemen were np-
pointed Delegates 10 the American Medi-
cal Association, to be held ut San Fran
cisco, CAL, in 1871: j. Il. Darby, Oolum
bia--nlternate. Is. W. Taylor. Columbia;
F. nj: Robertson, Charleston-a,te a,ternnte,
J.S.H HBGsst,e eOharlsston; W. II. NordeD,
Anderson; alternate, r. c.. Carlisle,
Newberry; j.. MoIntosll, Newberry-
alternate. L. NJ. Aver, Barnwell; G. e.
Yrescott, Ohnrlestou--alternate T. s.
ThoDapaohj Oharleston; T. r. McNol),
Eaisto alternate, w. II. O.. Bntes.
iiHpssDarg :3iiE'se.E \.
M1ss1ssrfrr 20 Psnsons ,K111.Ep BY
NEaRoKs #frHiN TWO YRAns. Tho Aipln.
phisT Appsdrs' fJGokson. Miss.,7 spodiul
IN iao6 years ,a, alisaosata liia Of riots and
fq,yshaRgpk l7Q paop'e lhave been killed
bgInegfoesin, 4Mihsisippi.f The Cover
nef;wlif pu6 6lisll' d a3ifst Or these ,accidents
M 7aEs # sssasate 't.Glss IL ststistios as OF Of
Mississippi mhtders.. When The amiabls
Aaaes Taasfs ttsmj he will CONFESS that lie
has been: ds PED 9BH Tying acoundrels who
fnfnished thses 4, * IN t,i,in,, ha r,e.l