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

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ourselves, to tender to our brethren Of
theS6tate press Of fsSouth Carolina, our
Acknowledgements for the kindly greet
ing With which the PHOENIX has been re-
oeived under its new auspices. We feel
very deeply the responsibility which the
good opinion OF our friends entails upon
US. Their expressions Of confidence and
good will are very grateful. We value
them more than gold or any precious
metal. We shall seeknot to Iforfeit this
good opinion Having high. distinct.
honest purpose in view. We shall en-
deavor to move steadily upon the path
way that stands blazed out before our
mind's eye. We desire to say Q word.
also, in behalf OF the proprietor. He
deserves no little credit for the pecuni-
ary adventure upon which no has en-
barked. he has enlarged his paper and
increased his cash expenditures to con-
siderable extent. He should be SUBJ
stantially sustained. With large acces-
sions to his subscription list and bis
gen eral business, he will be enabled to
hold his pecuniary own, and still further
to improve his psper-whioh is now, we
think, one Of the handsomest dailies in
the State. Again: As the chief editor
intends to conduct this paper. the pro-
prietor can expect no patronage from
rings OF any kind, or from the present
regime, or from any clique. The pro-
prietor's help must come from the peo-
pie, and from the honest masses it should
come, for theirs are the interests that
the PEGN1x will sternly and faithfully
uphold. We are pleased to say that thus
far we have not been disappointed in
our expectations of approval and sup
port Our subscription list has been
largely increased, and we have received
assurance after assurance, at home and
from abroad, that we are backed from
one end of the State to another. In con-
neotion with our brethren Of the press,
with whom we are in sympathy, We
shall carry this campaign on until the
light of victory gilds our joint banners,
and the people of the State are permit
ted, unmolested and unobstructed, to
work out, under Heaven, upon Carolina
soil, the destinies of the State.
I The PHGNIx comes to us greatly en-
larged and improved. Col. J. p. Thomas
has become responsible editor; and he is
dealing to the Radical harpies suoh
powerful blows as make them and their
organ in Columbia howl with rage.
Lay on, Macduff."
Sumter. News.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE PHGNIx.-
Sunday last, the PHRNIx, known, ho-
, nored and patronized throughout our
State, appeared much enlarged and
otherwise improved. And, still more
important, Col. J. P. Thomas is officially
announced as its chief editor. Colonel
Thomas, who has been guiding the
, PHGNM politically for three or four
years past, now makes q formal saluta.
Eory-and very honest and spirited
one. We are glad to record these pros
i porous things Of our ootemporary. Con
tinued and enhanced success. va feel
assured, lies before the PHOENIX.
Ed1gtfeid Advertiser.
WELCOME, THRICE WELCOME
mornings Columbia PHOENIX comes1tc
! us considerably improved and enlarged.
field, and of whom she is Justly proud,
has assumed editorial charge, and in
r future will direct its course. Colonel
9 Thomas is one of the ablest and most
2 fearless writer's in tho whole country,
9 and his contributions to the cause OF
journalism will be appreciated every
: where, and his onslaught upon Radical
t ofice-holders and corruptions rewarded
Q by the deep gratitude of his persecuted
o fellow-citizens. We predict for him
great success in his new field Of opera
tions.- Winns6oro Ne,os.
! We are not only pleased to see the
4 PHRNx in an enlarged and improved
form, but to find in it's issue OF Sunday
, the announcement that Colonel J. p,
Thomas, WHO, for long time, has beer
: writing for it, is now formally it's chic
editor. Col. Thomas is brilliant and
forcible writer, and now that he has the
helm In hand, we may look for good an6
sharp work. Better late than never
: Neo6erry Herald.
The COLUMBIA PHOENIX. are
pleased to welcome our esteemed con
temporary in its enlarged and improved
form. The entire editorial control of the
paper has been assumed by COL J. P
3 Thomas, who has for some time past beer
contributing to its editorial columns
] He ia writer OF ability, and will make
it one of the leading Journals of the
State.-AbbeuiAe Press and Banner.
ENLARaEMENT.-The Columbia rs. o.
: PHGNIx has been enlarged. and Col. j.
T. Thomas, who has been writing for the
! paper for some time past. is formally
announced as connected with it in the
capacity of chief editor. The PHGN1s
is sterling Democratic journal, and il
worthy of liberal patronage.
Augusta Constitutionalist
3 1t is with real pleasure that we notice
the DAILY PHOENIX in it's enlarged and