The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-17
aud unequivocnl atsprnnce from Gov. Scott
osn nettsr Ih.a eHy enc ess. enforce strict

aud unequivocnl assprance from Gov. Scott
osn: nettsf thsa a9y Rae else. enforce strict
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lt e s.: 81 aSa5f ss
s9ea1shsaaNs sS e issaesl ahg siis5
soHlh 1sfelha lhd psqh9p u SSk HSM'
with 9 view TO fentit$te tffeha s4AHSfS4 ions
tr4uda BY the coetGivs, ,pSposSh 1{ tHg FEDERAL
ooaf. u III Uhs ssss
Ipscted frauds are yf8ved1 in a conrt-of iastiCS.
as 1t nov 'seefhs they Flu be. its 4&drAnsHt
will now only make the guilty ohsndaEb Iis-
gorge their iil:gottan 8 ain, hut Aha Gfkk aihh.
pe made to fssf T ~ fSsh JS$s
law they have SO hh&meaui{s Yfo5AiaHJ ~
client is ready and Wiillhk: @ lfa9 Tie use 81
institution OF legal proceedings, aid 10 Sbt tof.
tion, pro rata, the fruits ot {ny iudku1eent nt he
may recover among all thpSs Hhp. III Eoude
m a. onse and o9Rs.lsats
prosecute them With xfsSr shd eBeTSss. Bit fI
he is not willing 10 mdxe In eYen 40 cleIr q
case cas- ior tho @ H9ased interest ho has. without
Sond VII III asSn nSf DIV 9asf 4s ~ St tho
insignificant to the s.saG Sb]ses inIST. iH S%a S%t
will give moral force tothe isH 81 ffTosecutiohs
lief as may be thong aipiiaSDIei Hhyine, ,as
no believes, better ground for kct{pr ilisn
perhaps any other stoekb6lder, Rehas, viii
tho -opSIs.iSa ca aa1SE .5ihslS ,;ioit;ihs
meeting Of bond e taaf 2, sns
devlso the best method OF ultimately ealiziriR
tho face Of their bonds. now SO much dsilie,
ciated. Et-
Of all who, will unite With him, have thus
briefly presented hh-outlihe Of the legal claim
he can pfeaeht, and this ,meaautea Of relief
which oan hlohe Heem to pratniAb stfSoessf6l
result ea5 'ahespse'lal'y adbHiitlsd; nnp,,,
DR.: J. Hansoh Thomas was OF 6tihiSm that
as the hWGtdt Of bonds represented Ns.
SSoTpsr1tively email. snother meeting should
ae ns hoass say 4s2n SSs M s ss
place to hold an adJohrned iiesung.
Mr: PATTERSON Thought New York tho yery
worst place ih which 20 hold tKs ii eelink,. ls
the combined raseAls Of South OArolina were
York Tho bond.h0lders should; Ia his obi.
mon, go to work at Once,. and endeayor 10
vindicate their just rights
Dr. Thomas desired to know tho amount of
bonds represented. And on footiuep ub the an
s20O, 900. s:'N g t' We" ~
Mr. X. j. Brent said. that althouth he wss
not present as Q bond holder iHe *buid say
investigation, be had cei1as' 90 the cnnnIusitn
that the letter Of Gov. Scott IN ade him ble.rly
responsible for all the bver-isnues OF storE.
aud that suits brought in the United states
Courts against Coy. Scott, and Kimpton, Fl
nancialAgent at. New York, aud Rnfker' the
state Trensufet Of .Bouth .Carolipn. would re-
suit in benefit to the bond ih hrs e Ecdkt
who was native of Ohio. had ksah iiist fiif
largo purbhases Of reel oasata iii tths 3fdfHHS
OF Toledo, and . civil suit could roach hiri Il
least. The Legislature OF South Carolina
mlgnt De appealed to; for II there had been
an illegal iasus of stodk, the state was Ger.
talniy responsible. Scott and all connected
with him were Responsible for their ILLEGAL
acts, and 1t the b6nd.holders waited for
something to turn mp, all would bs stuck In
the mud.
After considerable conversational debate
the following resolution was offered and
adopted unanimously: ~
Resotned, That y committee OF six be named
oy the chair, to which he shall be added as
m member. and that aaid committee be author
ized to invite the cooperation Of all bond
holders OF the State OF South Carolina who
may uiiite with the object OF this niesting by
rpecified day, SO that energetic civil and
criminal proceedings may be adopted AZ snon
as pn.aible, to vindickte the rglts Of ali the
bond holders.
The meeting then adjourned until the 7th
OF February. The chairman stated that he
would announce the committee through the
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