The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-26

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tire editorial management OF Col. J.sP.
Thomas. who is true sor Of the Eonth,
high.toned gentleman. and sans able
and vigorous writeS. Under his contsol.
the PHOENIX will continue to BIS the bold
and uncomnromising opponens cs the
gigantic frauds perpetratcd by the party
In power under. the forms OF law, and
will faithfully represent the people Of
the State who sesk the honor and vel
fare OF South Carolina. We wish our
contemporary the most unbounded suo-
cess.-M Marlborough Times.
2 TIE COLUMBIA PHDN1x..A are
pleased TO sea that our friend Selby has
responded TO the wants of the people OF
the State by enlargingt and otherwise
improving his paper. It came to us
last Monday with four columns added
to its width and it's pages leghthened.
II Ia nov the largest daily paper in the
State. But it's size is not the greatest
improvement. We are more pleased TO
record that Colonel J. p. Thomas is now
become the editor in chief OF the PHGNH. =.
For some time past the Colonel has been
doing valiantly for the true people Of the
state, in the capacity of editor, in cog,
and we are confident he will continue to
fight boldly and persistently against
fraud, oppression and corruption as
editor in chief. Let the people Of the
State now gather around the PHRNIx
and show its editor and publisher that
they will stand by and support them so
long as they manfully and independent
~ defend the honor and interest of the
State. The PHGN1x is now worthy the
united patronage OF the true people of
South Carolina, and We hope it will re-
ceive the support and encouragement it
deserves. - Union Times.
The Columbia PHOENIX has recently
been enlarged by the proprietor, Mr..
Julian A. Selby, and now it ia as large as
the most of the weekly journals Of the
State. It is much improved. and will
rank with the frst.cIass dailies. Col. J..
P. Thomas, an able. ready and vigorous
writer, is announced as the chief editor,
and will henoeforth conduct its columns.
His editorials are of superior character,
and have the right tone and ring. We
wish for the PHOENIX still greater pros
perity, and feel sure, under it's present
management, it will have front stand
in Journalism GreenuiNe Enterprise.
~-AA' ouAAod "a OCloSs tu6 OIlHlLlhLOT HuU
proprietor of the PHGNIx, has recently
made two considerable improvements in
that paper. He has enlarged ita borders,
and permanently engaged the services oi
the incisive pen Of Col. J. P. Thomas.
who assumes the position of chief editor.
The Colonel has heretofore been par.
italy connected with the PHOENIX as an
occasional contributor TO it's editorial
columns; but under this new arrange.
ment, he will give his constant attention
to that department., and has already
dealt some heavy blows on the sconces OF
some of the members of the corrupt ring
ut and about Columbia-his anin,us
| being, sit is for thee, mother State!'
GreenOiAe Mountaineer.
The COLUMBIA PHGN1x.-The enlarge
| ment of this excellent journal is mat
ter of sincere qualification to it's numo.
rous friends throughout the State, and
we are especially pleased that Col. j. p
Thomas has formally announced his con.
nection as its editor. We knew some
| time ago that Col. Thomas was sthe
power behind the THRONE" although moi
devoting his time regularly to editorial
duties until recently. As our cotempo
rary we'll remarks, it is now fulfilling the
demands for strong Democratic Jour
nal at the seat OF government, and We
believe that the people will accord it 6
hearty and generous support. Under it,
present management, we are satisfied
that the PHRNIx will prove yet more use
full in advancing the true interests anG
surest progress of all classes.
Anderson InteNigencer.
The DAILY PHOENIX comes to us en-
larged and otherwise greatly improved
Col. j. P. Thomas is to give his time ani
talents to the editorial columns. Mr.
Selby is one of our best printers, anc
makes capital paper. The PHOENIX hal
a fine opportunity to mould public OPT
nion. Friends, don't throw away you,
ammunition on Hoge and s'sioh like,
Marshal the hosts of disorganized we'll
wishers of the State of all shades O
opinion. Then will victory perch OF
your hammers, and new life be infused
into the now almost pulseless State.
IKeo,oee Courier.
With pleasure we notice the fact tha
Col. j. P. Thomas has been prevailed
upon to accept the editorial chair of til,
PHGNIx. This gentleman possesses ever,
qualification necessary to make the tho
rough Journalist, and we congratulat,
cuo hSEN1A III uhSluB SecuIeu QlS Valua
BILE services.-chestes' Reporter.
The PHOENIX. journal comes t.
re much enlarged. as we'll as improved
in appearance. It is now twenty eigh
column paper, with Col. J. P. Thoma,
as chief editor. Under the editorial ma
nagement Of Col. Thomas, We predic
for it bright and prosperous future.
Pickens Sentinel.
The KU KLUx TRIAIs.-An informa
meeting OF citizens was held at the hal
OF the Bank of Charleston. yesterday, il