The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-03

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ForeiER Affairs.
PARhs.. May 2-The Assembly voted
poins59 syaS Sg,5 sAiefs siegPs isg
aud the German Ambisssd6f i~sre clo.
ee1ed amleehly. ~ = ar.:IA; 80.
on 4sa Hsssa Hsy {s asssss
officially yaunouuced.a He'd uke Of 1Gestu,
: pa ps.sissn p{ 1ssbslls has, ,Rssn arrested
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sAhf 1ARa Uffx3.Aptil 3sIa Ths NOR
mon IgonfeEenesb msei7tordsY, tinutbe
psis6 pSS6as iahg aRs ss}9Pfs sis &aas so99
1ssnssS 1i1Sh 3 vR 5'S
ple agafh. add Hoped ths limo would
come when ha might have an oppottd-
sSs ssi ebsIkss s''ss sssas e RSSHne Si
He dsaed all chs people of The world to
show any sign against his moral ohayao-
ter. He, was glad thai neither he nor
his brethren had the power OF God till
they bad the wisdom 10 use ityor they
might be led to deatroy all their enemies.
He should demand from those Who had
been prosecuting them oil papets CON
aected with the. cAses, that they might
know positively who their prosecutors
were. He praised the deputy marshal
who had him in charge, denouHced the
lawyers, ecolded the saints who had, not
paid their tithing promptly, and finally.
with his blessing. closed the conference
here until October. Two prisoners,
charged with murder. who had beeh re-.
leased and re.errested. were brought ba-
fore Judge HaHley, In thambers, To- day,
vto'refused9to release Them and, they
EaIe. demanded t4 the custody of the
United States Marshal. The Judge in
directly. thohgk pointedly.,: aaihaed to
Inc illegal action df othe,, Prohats Court
IL, discharging Brigham Young. and said
tho marshal made .hinseh liable TO
punishment for Ubeying the orders Of
such court. .,tl
MRMPH1s. May 2.-Flash won the first
and Euchre the second cock fight. which
Seanlted: Washington, eleven; Arkansas.
six. =,
BAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-The America
takes 81, 500. 600 to Ohinn ahd cargo OF
-four.
81 3CrNCunNATI. May 2-The first ballot,
0 far as knowns will stand: New York
Greeley. Minnesota-Adsnas, E-e; Gree
ley, three; Davis. one. Nebraska
Tzumbnll. four; Greeley, one; Brown,
one. Vermont-Greeley. Michigan
Adams. Lohisiana-G Greeley. Iowa
Tsumbq1Ll Tennessee favors Adams.
Florida-DAyis. j, o..
~ A: M.-The hall and galleries are
we'll flleH. A feeling Of uneasiness ID
expressea obEt many, in anticipation of
acri4cpi2ps aiscnssien to-day. The
smith GreeleY udembers OF the New York
delegation Will Offer apfotest against. the
Acti9n ST the n9Pjaritys in votingyto5 cast
the vote OF tho entire delegation for
: Gfeeley!!s A1 eH6ft may be anticipated
/: In the Convention to over. .rnl4 thet ac.
hon. and assert, the, right OF each dels.
gate to EXPRESS his Individual preference.
SUSAN Anthony and Laura DeForce
dordop, entered p and took eeats on the
platform, amid cheers and hisses, The
e' lve1tioh' was cafied to order. a Con.
4seeRon Credentials, of one from each
State and Territory. was appointed. A
Committee of nine was appointed on
rules. A motion to adjourn to 2 O'Clock
1Was lost. Hickman, of Pennsylvania.
a9Rea the Convention would cit till o
Hrs4a1eN was nominated. Davis tco.
torea azatK Kentncky!) opposed b1siness
n1t TIE Oopyaati0n heard .from Cssnius
n. Dlay. lHreat applause.L Finally,
the Convention Adjourned to 3 O'Clock.
The following letter from Ohief JUS.
tice Chase is published to day:
WAsHINaToN, April 29.-MY DEAR
Sra; MY name. il we may Judge from
newspapers, will not be much considered
at Cincinnati. and am quite content,
and none the Less grateful to friends who
think'it should be 60. AS you know, I
have not sought or desired nomination.
II # were judged the. best means Of
uniting the greatest number of those
opposed TO the administration on prin.
ciple. it would, doubtless, be my duty
to accePt It.. If'any other name be pre-
ferred, I shall be entirely satisfied. What
Is essential With me is, that what has
been gained-freedom-be secured be-
yond peradventnre; that the currency
Do placed on . sound basis; that real re-
form be accomplished in taxation. inter-
nal end external, and in perfect recon-
cilietion OF sections and citizens. Your
'Paskereburg platform, as remember It,
enbodtes these views Substantially, and
hope hone contrary to it will be adopt!
ed. iX6uRUsffulvI AIN, "a ID M AGE