The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-29

unRnoWn Orig toundered of DroRheda
All were lost.
American IntcllIgence.
NOON DISPATCHES.
REPUBLICAN, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUTLER
sHEhvED-THxAs RAILROAD OPENED
CHOLERA IN NEW YoRK-PRooEEDINos
OF COMMERCIAL coNvENTIoN-YEn1ow
FEVER TO GEN. J. r. oLANToN.
&C., 90.
SYRACUSE. September 27.-The Com
mittee on Resolutions we're appointed
by a. d. White, the temporary chair
man, who was one of the San Domingo
Commissioners. At 8 O'Clock, the com
mlttee reported on credentials. Discus
sion is progressing. A regular delega-
ton from Kings County was admitted.
Bless delegation of Fenton men was ex-
cluded. Roscoe Conkling himself, with
delegates from Oneida County, was nd-
mltted. The committee reported in
favor OF admitting both delegations from
New York, each entitled to half vote.
The minority report favored the admis-
sion of Horace Greeley. The delegates
were received with nine cheers. Cheers
followed for Grant, Conkling and Fen
ton, and at $50 the disorder continued.
WORCESTER, September 27.-Butler is
defeated on o test vote. Buffers dele
gates from the Sixth Boston Ward we're
excluded. Vote, COZ to 46O. Tie vote
was announced amid tremendous excite
ment, and received with long continued
cheering. Suoh a scene was never wit
messed in q State Convention. The re-
suit is considered as effectually disposing
of Butler. Upon the announcement Of
the vote, which required IN hour, But
Ter charged that over 100 delegates we're
absent from lack of tickets Of admission
to the hall, and moved that the Chair
man OF the Convention be instructed to
investigate the matter.
GALVESTON. September 27.-Thirty
miles Of the Great Northern Railroad
has been completed, and is accepted by
the State Engineer. It is pronounced
Il spiond;;. condition. The oou pnny
will put on passenger trains at once.
WORCESTER, September 28.-The fol-
lowing is the results. Washbnrne, 643;
Butler, 464. Butler declares lie accepts
the action Of the convention as final.
The resolutions endorse Grant.
SYRACUSE, n. y, September 28.-One
OF the New York delegates withdrew
angry at being allowed only half q vote
and the convention adjourned to 8 this
morning. The Greeley delegation had
meeting early, and invited the dissatis-
fed delegation. The room being too
small, they adjourned to the city hall.
Better feeling was expressed; but, with.
ont action, adjourned to IL O'Clock. 1T
seems the three delegations from New
York stand thus: Fentonites excluded
Conklingites and Greeleyites admitted,
with half vote each; upon which the
Greeleyites withdrew, and the pending
question Is upon comforting full vots
upon the Conklingites. The Commit.
tee on Permanent Organization reported
A. D. White for President, which was
adopted. White renewed his thanks
G. Hilton Scribner was nominated fo,
Secretary OF State by ncclamation; Fran
cis O. Barlow. Attorney General; Wm
B.. Taylor, State Engineer. M
WoRoRsTER, September 28.-The Re
publican resolutions say woman suffrage
requires respectful and careful consider
alton.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WAsHMaTON, September 28.-Therf
are suits pending in the various United
States Courts for 50, 600, 900 or 50. 600,
O00 OF taxes. principally against distil
lers and tobacco manufacturers against
bondsmen. All will be pressed at The
fall sessions Of the courts
Probabilities Rising barometer an6
clear weather will probably continue or
Friday in the Southern and Gulf States
partially cloudy and clear weather in til.
Middle States; cloudy and clearing wea
ther in New England, with Westerl,
wiods. The barometer will probably fa'
from Wisconsin to Arkansas and West
ward, with fresh Easterly winds on til,
upper lakes by Friday afternoon.
New ORLEANS, September 29.-Th
Picayune says: The President OF th
Board OF Health accompanied q delega
tion of merchants. this morning, to tn
Governors Office, and stated that he ha'
personally seen every cnse OF fever il