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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-22

HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 21.-Nicker-
son Aouse-O Crutchfeld, Va; B Logan,
Atlanta; Hiss, j III Cameron, W Chlids,
Heaton. Ney York; a L Whaling, Charlotte;
A y Buford, Richmond; Col Rudnutt. Ool
Sage; NJ single, Newberry; I'D Masun. New
Orleans.
Columbia Holel-I. W Tough. Kansas; @ "
Snow, N Y; 4 y Coppo"k, q H Suber, New
berry; II Butler, W D Kennedy, A B Multi
gan, j w O'Brien and son. Charleston; A Fl
Moorman, Perrie, Baltimore; Jas II Nor
city; Scott. Newberry.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-22


CHE:s MATCH BY TELEGRAPH. The
match Mt chess between the Columbia
and Augusta Chess Clubs will be com
menced to morrow evening, at O'Clock,
in the telegraph Office ut tho Columbia
Hotel. The consulting committee OF
each club numbers seven of its best
players-a majority of whom shall decide
upon oil moves to be made. The club
have agreed upon the following rules to
regulate the contest:
l. No prrson other than q member of
the club shall participate in the game.
2. limit of twenty minutes to each
move will be exaoted.
8. A move once despatched cannot be
recalled. If legal move, it must be
abided by. and il an illegal one, the
party sending it will be subjected to the
penalty as for false move played with
an opponent. riS a-piS.
AS both clubs number among their
members players of acknowledged skill,
tough contest may be anticipated. All
persons interested in chess are invited to
be present.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-22

Whilst awaiting the return of the waiter,
the door was opened from the main sa-
loon, by Judge Melton, who looked in,
closed the door. and almost Immediately
re,opened it, and advanced into the room
to where Mr.. Montgomery wac seated,
at the South end of the table. He Mel
ton) threw his arm around Montgomery s
neck, and commenced beating him in the
face. Immediately following Judge Mel
ton we're Major James Nj. Morgan and
Captain John D. Caldwell; could not say
which of tho two was in the advance.
Firing Immediately commenced, but he
could not say by whom. Judge Melton
aud Mr.. Montgomery were scnf1ing
There was confused mass of men. He
aud several of the others hurried into
the North-eas corner of the room. Two
or three shots were fired-could only
swear to two. Saw Caldwell press his
sides with his hands, and then fall to the
floor, when he gasped but two or three
times. In reply to question by o
Juror, the witness stated that he could
not say positively who fred the pistol. I
He (the witness) then went in search OF
physicians; returned with DR.. Talley;
found Taper and Morgan olinched in
the alley adjacent to the saloon; said to
them, this is no time for further trouble,
as one man has already been killed in
this difficulty; they could settle private
troubles hereafter; they then desisted |;
saw pistol on the ground near where
the souflle occurred; picked it up, sealed
it, and deposited it in Scott's bank.
Richard Washington, colored, waiter
at the Pollock House, testified as follows:
Judge Melton. Capt. Caldwell and Maj.
Morgan came down stairs. Caldwell and
Morgan walked into the yard, leaving
Melton at tue bar. While they were in
the yard. Melton came to the saloon
door. Caldwell returned to the front
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-23

A South Caroline election diIpateh says
"Ths Democrats have elected several rep
rsssnlAiivsS to the Lsgislsturs.' Consider
ing that the Democrats have about $4,000
out Of the 10000 voters in the State, and
this statement gives vivid picture of the
condition to uhion unfortunate South Caro-
lima has bssu reduced. Two-fifihS Of tbs
Inhabitants Of the State, aud juSI the two
ftIhs having all the intelligence and pro-
perry of the commonwealth, are 50 abSO
lately ovsr.riddsn by . negro majority thai
il 10 considered a matter worthy Of spsciS
msn,ion for them to have even half G
dozen representatives out Of some ak score
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-23
1nRaNrIrE ON GRANT.

John B. Henderson, once U. S. sena,Or
from Missouri, long SINCE writer Of edise-
rails for the Despatch nswswApsr, and now
n Grant candidate for Governor Of Missouri,
I, the author of an editorial on GRAFT, from
which we clip the following:
"Gep. Grant himself is . subject Of spe-
oial wonder. He is now president Of what
wo fondly call great nation, trading and
lraficking in the dearest interests Of man
kind. Ten years ago he VAS fitting leather
collars TO The pecks Of sore aud jadsd beasts
Of burden. Nov, With the same cool in.
differences, The essays to ft iron collars upon
the ueoks Of weary, worn and humihA,sd
people" he ia now, mentally considered,
What he was tbsD, and incapable Of under
standing the true character and msaning oi
our Institutions. He carries with him into
the administration Of public affairs an as
suraed contempt for stAtesmanlike acquire
meats, and bssIoWs his official fAvors upon
that species Of medioority which might vel
have resulted from kindred mental habits
ElA,ed by his sudden elevation, be has hast
ened to Gsoribe his undeserved political sue
cess 70 meri, instead Of accident, aud, en-
eourased too much BY the past, "his IN
tanned mbition now presses on to ssconC
election through Misrepresentation, through
abuse Of ofIieia power and the deprivation
Of ,hs rights Of freeuen,"
OF the presidents charge Of neacher
against his quondAm trisnds, We have bu
little to say. Good rulers ere not TOO read
to suspect revolt They who have forfeits
public confdenee do not fail to see bA'
faith in the acts of the pursst patriotism.
But they who live in glass houses, we ar
told BY the adage, should not throw stones
II retributive justice ovsrtakes the presi
dent, he should not mnrmur, "He VII
penued the wbiteWashing report OF 1865
followed President johnson in bis canvass G
1866. and accepted the war office at hi
hands in 1867, and afterwards violated b
Iplighted faith to his chief, and betrayed hin
into the hands OF his enemies in 1868, shoul
speak of trssohery With bated breath.
President Grant will sOoa tad that smile
fate awaits him Had the fierce, mahguaI
party with which be seeks 10 ally b
fortunes"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-23

This is the way Senator Hendricks puts
it, in one of his late campaign speeches in
Jeffsrsonviile, Indiana:
Suppose that, as am going to be elected
Governor in October, some citizen was to
present me with his blooded horse. You
would think that queer. Yes, bot, if | we're
to accept that horse, you would think thai
qussrsr; but. if were to sppoiut that man
TO a Judzeship, you would say that IL meant
business from the beginning. Now, suppose
that was to occur four times in my office
how many votes do you expect | would gs
in Jsfsrsonville, after having received those
gifts add rewardiag the donor?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-23

Chicago, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-23
GRANT WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT FOR


LIFE.
Before Grant got into power he said the
liberties Of ,hI.cOuntry could not DO preserv-
cd without adopting the Ous-term principle,
which Horace Greeley has advocated for
macy years. Since he got into power it has
been stated tina. he never meant to leave the
position while he lived, and that he would
use his power to keep the place for life. A
81. Louis gentleman, willing enough to see
Grant reelected bu, aaGbls to stretch
his approval TO a third time, sent his favor.
I've the following dispatch on the IL, inst. :
Prominent Democrats here are using this: "In
ths svsnt Of the reelection Of General Grant,
and should be be proposed for third term in
1870, would he follow the preeedent established
b. George WAshingtonl"
After the message had been sent three
times the Washington operator replied that
Mr., Grant refused TO answer. Still in search
Of information the anxious inquiries pro
pounded the query in writing to Senator
Wilson, on the occasion Of that genileman's
Grafton In St. Louis, bat the second candi'
date on the Republican ticket was a. mum
AZ tho 6rst Not q word Of references had
ChAdbsnd lhrOaghOu, his speech. Then
the anxious man boarded him a. he de.
seendsd from the rostrum and told him thai
ne 'hs anxious one, was surprised that he
Wilson, declined to answer . question Of
suoh vital Importance TO the American pso
pie at This time, and on this the laws o
Chadband we're opened and the seeker af.sI
truth vas informed that il really didn'
make any difference whether Gran, mean
10 run for third term or no. The anxious
man u now anxious no more. His min,
" made up that he cannot support . ma
Who rates himself higher than the immor,,
WaAAinE,oa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-23

NTH the distinct understanding that d
elected, I shall be President, not Of a party
but Of the tohoie people, I dceep. your nomi,
nation iH tie confident trust that the masses
Of our cottntIymsE, North and South. are
eager 10 clasp hands oVcr he bloody chdsm
phieh has too long dicided them, forgetting
that they haze been enemies in the joyful
eoBsciousHess that they are and must hence.
forth remain brethren. Horace Greeley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-23
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-23

What It Costs to Run the White House.
The following table shows the progressive
expenditure 10 keeping up the establish
msni Of the President. from the beginning
Of the csntary to the present year. Tho
items included under each administration
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-23
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-23
GRANTS INTEMPERANCE.

Abiding 10 the charge of iulsmperAnee
against Gen Grant. an old aud reliable
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
writing 90 the 29sh, ult., says as far as his
observation goes the charge is generally Ad
mitted, with some charitable words Of extern
uAtion. He then continues:
I hesitate to make use of expressions
which are not intended for the public ear,
(which, however, no obligation Of seereSy
prevents me from usiOg,l bat | believe the
present occasion demands 1t, and ] most
earnestly declare that in the very office in
which tais letter is written, have heard
Henry Wilson, the Radical candidate Tor
Vice President, declare repeatedly that
"Grant be drinks too much" 81 am afraid
he 10 drinking too much" "Grsnt ought TO
stop drinking and smoking" aud other e1-
pressions, which indicated Henry Wilson's
opinion that the President was 40 intempsr-
ate man. | should hesitate TO say this, we're
the only one to whom like expressions had
been made By Senator Wilson, for | know
the denunciation it will arouse on the part
Of the supporters aud defenders Of the Pres.
ident, bat Mr. Wilson mas said the same
thing to other gentlemen on Newspaper
Row. Do Gen, Grants supporters want
afidavits ~ to his intsmperanee? Are they
not satisfied With current report and belief :?
Other gentlemen as high ia position as
Senator Wilson have frequently complained
of the Presidents iocohsrsncs OF speech on
certain occasions, his stupid manner and
general behavior as At variance with his
usual conduot, and have mentioned stron Z
drink as the cause.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-23
sFWARn,s LAST WORKS.

Love one another" we're the last words
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