The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-06-28
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American matters.

steamship Falcon. Baltimore.
SPRINGFIELD. juno 27.-The Demo.
cratic Convention instructed its dele.
gates to Baltimore to vote as q unit for
Greeley and Brown. The Consultation
Committee from the Liberal Convention
was received rapturously. and had seats
on the platform. The Liberal Conven-
ton had every County in the State repre-
sented. A joint committee agreed upon
Aeomer for Governor, Charles Black
tor Lieusenant-G Governor, and full State
ticket, composed as follows: Liberals
Governor, Secretary of State and Attor-
ey-General; Democrats - Lieutenant
Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, and
Clerks of Supreme Court. The Liberal
Convention then marched in the Demo
cratic Convention amidst the widest en-
thusiasm, where Palmer presided. The
Liberal Convention heartily endorsed
the nominations of the joint committee,
and joined hands with the Democrats in
its support. Gov. Allan is President of
the Dem mocratic Convention. Gov Allan
said he desired to meet the advances of
the Chairman Of the Liberal Republican
Convention in the spirit in which they
were made, and like Paul, forgetting the
things that are behind, strike hands with
him in the common cause. As the
Chairmen of the two Conventions ad-
vanced and clasped hands, another sceue
of wild excitement ensued, the delegates
cheering frantically for several minutes.
The selection of the electoral ticket Was
referred to the central committees of the
Conventions. Adjourned.
JACKSON. June 27.-rhe Conservative
Democratic Convention was largely at
tended. Many of the best men of the
State were present. Judge Watson, of
Holly Springs, presided. The list of
Vice-Presidents included two oolored
men. The resolutions instruct the dele
gates to vote as unit for Greeley and
Brown, but pledge the Convention to
abide the decision at Baltimore.
Baltimore, June 27.-Ullman & Go. 8
distillery was burned; loss $60,00O
CLEVELAND, June 28.-The Liberal
State Committee had another meeting.
One district was unrepresented. Lead
ing Democrats expressed desire to con-
oede the Supreme Judge or Secretary of
State, but the committee decided against
any position on the State ticket.
New York, June 27.-The confection-
ers, silver workers, harness. makers and
tin and sheet iron workers are preparing
for strike.
Contracts for building thirty y-sx loco
motives were Cancelled, owing to the
strike in Patterson, N. j.
HAVANA, June 26.-.Pepillo Con.
zalles, who lately surrendered to the
Government, went with his officers and
q detachment of Spanish troops to the
interior, and captured the Cuban Majors
Francisco Drags and Antonia Echemen.
dia, Lieutenant Jose Aguillera and six of
Garcia's men. Eohemendia and Draps
were executed. Jose Agnillera, father
OF the Lieutenant, surrendered the fol-
lowing day, with eight men. Both the
AguillerGs have joined the Spaniards.
and will probably initiate the other
Cuban officers in hunting up their late
companies for execution. Emslien
Quero, friend and lately companion
OF lgnacio Agramonte, has organized a
company of fifty surrendered insur.
gents, and taken the field against Ignaoio
Agramonte. His column has attacked
Acosta's column.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-Arohbishop
Purcell, in addressing the graduating
class at st. Frances Axavier's College.
last evening, animadverted severely upon
the recent strikes, and denounced the
destructive and demornlizing influence
of Internationalism; and said if eight
hours was acoeded to now, four hours
might be demanded tomorrow, as there
would be no limit to such arrogance and
dictation. No government could exist
under such system. The next cry
would be for division of the property;
every loafer and drunkard requiring a
new subdivision every Saturday night.
The remedy for those evils is liberal edu-
cation.
CLEVELAND, June 27.-5,O0O people
were present at the Convention. Gree
ley hats were marked features in the
crowd. Col. o. j. Todd, temporary
chairman, said they had met to-day to
lnaugurate new era in the political his
tory OF the State and country. All
liberal men could stand upon Greelsy's
Interpretation Of the Cincinnati plat
form. Committees were appointed.
O'Clock.
BosroN, June 27.-A soda water gene.
rator exploded, killing one person and
blowing off the leg of another.
NEW YORK, June 27-Eveninp.-Tha
examination of witnesses in Stokss' case
has commenced. The court was crowd.
ed AmOnO tho lo5;o, .