The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-07
8. G.
Sunday Morning. january z. 1879.
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e@no@y 1o.naoK. .eaasly 8. 1855.
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Seo.uos Va VIC no"
1ork Epensng P0st, writing In the inte-
rest Of tho prosecution, and OF the Go.
vernment. in the. fKu Klnx trials Iands
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tion - ,,.-,v .s.I .na !, ,aI-.a..I Si,1.s
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.sMra 0orh,n,, .. /. ,orn, 40.
than aYersee Isbilisy as e'iswyer-ciear. - %
headed; sound in ressoning, Of much e1-
Rerence IN his present duties. not Drii,
snaskinr % % vits i arsss a. fir.ncy ssyle;. Ia ana no.
to see che points OF his osse And nlain
and logical inisstting them out. Mr..
Onamnerla,n 1sIDne Ct the members Of
mant, mans - - % SaUth tla .,,;p ,S;a.pet1gag govern
others Of its n1embers. bia naraonai land and
official characters are nntarnished by any
susplo,o2 OF fraud: Whatever may be
% He ;s vet vonns hnt 1 :, nanIs hnh 1e are Clean.
excellent LAWYER and a most nIaas;no
speaker. both in manner and in matter.
hls arguments are clear and terse, his
,anguage wen enoh Snosen ana MS methods OF
clearly to .h. u,,pra;,ana;nn ~ his 49,
ers." -
Aa for Mr. oo-h;, ha :. -
49, - "' no 40 very aa'oA 20
goo sno po,n'' o1 tne case, when he
wants to make point in furtherance Of
the organized plan. and ohvion. oon,a
to make political can;tal ont otKn To-
P-so"A oAPA.a' o"' VI Au Alu1-
,sm. ne mas executed very well the
bidding, OF his Radical masters, and
showed very. well the qualities that cha.
racterize him viz. tboaa ~ tba a1o.,,
r,eao e.. AZ. CO.. Aees1'.a ess'.
1 'ao 0'Ase Assorhey-oe-
nerai' IL 1s decidedly rich to find the
correspondent talking of his tpersonal
and official characters" .snntarn;abad hv
any suspicion Of fraud!" This CORES
foaacnt certainly Lnew-= @szJ .::.....o G.
the history OF Mr.. Chamberlain in this
State. and of the racar., or1;,1o. :, 49,.
;or,naI NJ III :. 80, ss.. eAs,oAos An sni'
.a,A W 'nis man 8 character
Doih8 untarnlsneu Dy any suspicion OF
fraud! This ls enough to show what es-
innate TO place upon this correspond
ents representation. Again this "vera-
oions writer says:
Inc Jqdges are the Circuit Judge
Rond % ina ;s mam s.i,c' as .ng ynaage Bryan. Judge
spruce LOOKING avisantI rather
toned to the benoh, exceedingly courte-
GUS In manner, but prompt and brief in
faw c,a"r and speaks' MS WORDS are
Bryan is in wide contrast We VenerahIs' se
looking, with silver orsv hair and heor5
he Affects the long silk gown of the
Easnsn Judges. Even all these ecces-
to a face % that shse hae,aan "naraoter ana dignity
lating mind. His nttora"oas a @Iu thu ,".,. sar
have either been 80 mixed in phraseolo.
gy as 20 De incomprehensible, or have
A m;nd laan;na ar ne q Was va. Of an undecided
ternately. When he ooncindes no. no one me
knows exactly what his decision is. He
,s who,ss Wolsny' tespeo.aoie old gentleman.
oherishin~ vanna honas .ho. I%e..n. %..a s Dus
purer State politics may place him in the
executive chair. w I m
Gan injustice farther go? We shall
let what he says about Judge Bond 20,
except to remark that from first to last
the spirit and the rulings of Judge Bond
have been clearly against the defence.
His acoordIwd essrs. Oorbin, Cham
berlain and has been marked.
We take it thaS'hs belongs to that class
OF men who find it.hard, if not impossi-
bic. to give up to mankind what they
are disposed to yield to party and preju-
dice.