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STATE OFFICERS.

GoyeruoT--Johu l.. Beverage
ut-COyuruOr---
secretary Of stgtg--Gcorko l.. hafin"'
Auditor q atate---C. l.. LlppiLcoi.
state lrea-.E eT--Ca.per Ruiz.
Attorney GaueIaI--,Iamgs *. Eds1Il
.gp;. Pubic irstTuctiou-S Bg'eWsL
IONGRfa5sMES.
senstOrs-Ricbsrd j. Oglcsby and John \.
.Jgan.
Representative Eighteenth DI-trIc,--lsacc
6nentE.
MENLERs GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representative ~ the Goth district
ohm y. Obery Wm a. Lemria sai nl.h-
y j. la-cOge,
Senator Tor The both distHgt.--Josso Ware.
COUNTY OftlCIl.S.
CTHCtuI COUNT.
JUDGED. J. Baker, of Alexander
state'- Attorney Patrick ii. Pope.
CieTk--H. - AJcuL..
sheril--A. *. irwin.
VIM. Es-t.r--AssCsso- and TzeegufNr.
sUryeyOr--jOhu =. helg.
COUSTY COCz-.
Judge 7. Bros.
Associa,ss--J. T.. McCrito ard g. &4'rli.
ION,
Clerk--Jacob q. LyLch.
CnrOHor-Jnhn II. 9o.suEr
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-02
Columbia. S. G..
Wednesday Morning. Dec 9, 1874

Inaugural Address of the t;nv@tnor
The Hon. u. II. Chamberlain en-
hracr,l the occasion oi his invrs,iture
with tho robes of the Office If Go
vernon. On yesterday, to deliver an ad-
dress which was butll II pleasing in
nugnrll aul message Of specific
recon- niendations. The chosen repre-.
sentative OF party which had won
the offices aud political power Of
State. placed by it's sutfrages in the
mos. exalted position within it's gift,
hc yet did not appear 10 clum n tri-
nnph to shout the 70 ms Of victory.
Placed upon his defence in tho poIiti-
Cal cmHpaign. from which ho has Just
emerged, now that he grasrs the fruits
Of success, he appears TO consider the
OCCASION OF entering upon Office ono
proper for serious concern rather than
for joyous demonstrations. In ronew-
ing and onlnrgiug tho pledges upon
which hs was elected, in recoguiZ.
ing frankly the lesson which his
reduced maj ority teaches. in annouuc-
|. ing that tho end of one course of party
conduct has been reached, aud hence.
forth there must be another, higher
aud better, Mr.. Chamberlain shows n
Just and worthy conception of tho deli
cate situation in which ho is placed.
: Through the mists and pr. judices Of
!. party he appears to have discovered
! the true issues before tho country.
i, Above it's clamors there seem to have
i,oome 10 him the ringing tones of tho
d sxp.ssscd will of the people, demand
!. ling reform. retrenchEent, economy
rrand honesty. For this clear compro.
!, tension of the duties dovolving upon
{ him, for this acceptance Of u diilicnlt
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Tn1-pay.rs, Committee.
COLUMBIA, December |, |;

COLUMBIA. December /, 1871.
The following committees have been
appointed under the resolutions passed.
Il tho meeting on Monday
Committee ct TiCenty-Dr. ]. Fisher,
Chairmaa, G Ii. Baldwin, W. Is. Gu
lick. Jacob Levin, w. G. Swatiiold, ".
X. Greenfield, W. Hampton Gibbcs.
T. ". Wheeler, W. i. Nash, Il
,O'Neaie, Jr., ). Al. BIakely. Z. w.
Seibels, j. e.. Seegers, Ohristopb bel
Haynesworth. NJ Enrich. I. D. Sem,
John Crawford. Jr., J. c. Dial, ID. G..
Peixotto. S w. Irwin.
! Under Mr. Jnnney's Resolutions
FIRST WIN. Wallace, Chairman, Jno.
L. Eho,t. Leroy l.. Youmans, S. L
Leaphnrt, j. Meighnn. SEcoND-C
L. Jannoy, ChairDnn, 4. =. Haskell
John L. Bacon, 7. Z. Carroll, f. W.
McMahlcr
EDWIN j. SCOTT, Chairman.
The Committee of Twenty will NEE
ut the Citizens Savings Bank, ut II
o'clock A. NJ. on Thursday. 81 lust
punctnal attendance is requested.
JACOB LEVIN, Secretary.
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SMALL Pox The Deaf and Dumb
Asylum on tho New York boulevard,
at lGlst street and Tenth avenue, is Il
victim to the ravagcs of smallpox
Twenty inmates are now sick. rhir-
teen have been sent to tho hospital on
Blackwell's Island, and about 100 tc
their homes. The disease is incrcns
ing generally in that city.
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Tho novelty Of Charleston, S. c.,
tor tho next few weeks Is tho great re-
Iuctlon III our prices Of all kinds Of
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oh! Cloths. etc.
at the popular house Of Furchgoit &
Co, who, 1t is known, keep the largest
and best selected stock OF above named
goods at the lowest possible prices.
Country orders entrusted to them nru
filled with the greatest care anu dis.
lpatch. If goods are not satisfactory,
money will bo retnrno,. Samples sent
on application. Eamit por Express or
Post Otiice Order, or goods will be
sent c. O. d. All retail orders over
$40 VII! % sent :ree Of charge. y 29i
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. December L.
Mansion House-Willie Jones, John A
Metts. ] @ Marshall, city;J r Hays.
Lezinstou; H Ragsdale, Mrs Cald-
we'll. Chester; B + Whitner. Anderson;
w K White. Thomas L Oozby. Abbe.
vile; John II Smith, Union; S L Hs-
inter, Z q Gradick. Cedar Greek; H
D Hamiter and family, Richland.
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party remained until after the Senate
hnd entered the House Of Representa-
tives. The joint body was presided
over by President pro tcm. Hwails. The
Post Band was stationed in the gal.
lery, and discourscd somo OF their
most beautiful airs. A few minutes
after l., the incoming and the out
going Governors entered the House of
Representatives chamber, preceded by
tho committee, aud were received with
tremendous applause by tho immense
concourse of people. The hall and
galleries wero jammcd--Dnmbers OF
! persons being unable to obtain admis-
sion. A great many ladies wero pro-
sent. Senator Whittemore was the
general manager Of the affair. The
oath Of Office was administered to Mr..
Chamberlain by Chief Justice Moses,
aflcr which tho Governor delivered his
inaugural address, which was attcn-
lively listened to and frequently ap-
planded. In it he reiterated tho
pledges mndo during the campaign,
and oven went further. His manner
was earnest and Ills words impressive,
aud nearly all prcsent felt that ho
fully meant what he said. We cnnnot
too highly coAmend the address. A
ANAL cannon in tho yard. 10 repeated
discharges, rrocla nod the intelligence
to the outer world. After an energetic
hand shaking, the Governor retire d,
the Senators filed out. the House made
an attempt ut Il resumption Of busi.
ness, but adjourned ,rtly after wards,
and al was quiet in tho Capitol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-22
COLLEGE OF NEW YORK.

Last evening DR.. Fl. NJ. Thompson delivered at
Christ church sermon to the graduating class
OF the College OF New Yorx. His text was Luke,
TX, 25-"What IS a man advantaged II he gain the
whole world and lose his soulfn There were
points, he said, ia the events Of mans life which
might well be termed the turning points, which
oecide what the life he is going to lead would be ;
and what was more remarkable IN the whole
epoch OF a yoGng mans life than Just these turn
ing points, When he quilted the fresh dewy
paths OF nome Tor the highways OF lue ne must Sc
ieet winch road he VIII follow throughout the
balance OF his life. Ihey were now at one OF these
turning points. They all looked forward TO success,
and youth mas a right not only TO hope tor success,
but 10 be even audaclous. They all expect to sue
ceed and should 90 so. He would not give much
for young man VINO did not have such hopes or
dreams. IL must be remembered however, that
there were two kinds OF success-bad and good.
They might nope 20 win fortune, but IL must be
done honestly for II acquired otherwise IL would
briEg dishenor and they would lose their man
hood. They had examples in this city where i'm
mense fortunes had been acquired; but they were
won IN such a way that they brought dlshonor TO
tbe winner. one Tell q lew years ago by pistol
SHOT from the hand OF one who had made his for
IL ne IN the same manner; another won name
PAM fortune, but now wears ieon's dress on
Ela ekweh's Island. one thing they must learn TO
'TeR ember, taat was believe Ia the honesty oil men
and purity o. women. The hope OF this
coun try lay not IN sNe successful politician
who was versed IN the tricks OF mis- business, but
u re&ten upon meD OF Intelligence, men who were
upriE ~ an scorned anything mean or dishonest
Money could not Boy genius brains honor love or
lcarnih y, and III this IL was one OF the most help
less thugs man possesses. Real success could not
he sep& rated RON man; II could net be taken from
him by ieanics or political reyerses. A snort tme
ago NAN died IA Africa who with All MS wears or
WORK, iIed pool. guy stll he gave fhe world a
IN the st.Ges OF Wan street he would be c0nsidered
.an unsuccessful man.
The reverend gentleman concluded by counsel.
u, his 10 follow IN the paths Of integrity
AIA honor
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CO.., ~ -' ~'' - Sensu, ncsiyh ioT lorsSon"
s ssr Er London g, Sw York
ks Rss SsS a 1877 New New Tolk
w seh le John City Ice Co. ,,rsr or New York
with nee u, knicterbocker lee Co
Ssea ksnda o ssw
sehr Abbott Lawrence, Griffin, Bangor for New York
sshr Pac,ne; Dean, Rockland for New York, with lime
sehr Geo Gilman, Butler, Cutler, Me, for New York.
wa SapR 1q tor New York. with
lumber 70 ooan freed Ran, ,o, Now yors win ,cs
schr MESSENGER, Hathaway, Taunton for New York.
schr N Nevins Boston tor New YORK, IN Daiias to
sehr John Bell. Pease taunton for New YORK;
schr Jason, sawyer, Machias for New York. with nm-
schr Artist. shymer sandwch Me- for New a YORK H.,
Schr Yosemite. Weber, Bangor for New YORK, with
lumber TO Move. Cole 4 Benson.
Schr Maria Roxana, Dean. Portland for New York,
schr Leonora Heyer, Pawtucket for New York, with
schr sarah Babcock sackett, Greenwich for New
YORK, with stone 10 order. Va,
schr Enterprise Eaton Machas for New York, With
schr VIM pemins Mitchell. Calais for New York with
schr Belle Seaman, steelman, Providence for New
schr Casper Lawson, Gordon, Stony Creek for New
cSr Tfn stpne q Xnh for New York
schr Hunter Green, Dighton Tor New YORK.
schr Cynthia Jane, Gardiner. Providence for New
York
sehr Edward slade Noble, New Haven for George.
town, Dc.
schr Delphi, EMS, Newport for New YORK. -,
sehr Kenney, Tollman, Rockand for New York, with
senr sparks Shropshire FAN River for TEsnt9n
Schr Abby Weld, Yeaton, Providence for New YORK.
Schr Emma, White. Taunton for New York.
scar Q BurdetD Rogers New Haven for Port john
son.
Schr Benjamin English Chase, New Bedford for New
York.
schr N strout Healey, New Haven for Port John
schr Msrning Star. French. New Bedford tor New
York.
schr Storm, smith, Norwak for Trenton
schr Daniel Russell jones' Middletown TOR New orK
Schr George A Pierce, Kelly. Salem tor New YORK.
Schr saline Burton. Burley. stamford Tor New York
schr Dart Gamble. Stamford Tor New YORK
BOUND EAST
Brig Peter Roberts (Br), Mcdonald, New York for
Windsor, Ms.
schr Shark. TerriA New York for St Johns NJ
Schr Maggie Cummings, Smith, Phiade phia for Co
hassett
scnr Grecian Bend, New York for Halifax.
Schr sawyer, New York tor Newburyport
Schr Francona, Adams, New York Tor Boston
Schr Laura h Jones, Cousins, New YORK for Bangor.
Schr Whitehouse, Barnum New York tor Boston.
Schr Robinson, Ryan, Hoboken tor salem
Schr Five sisters, Wallace Rondout for Boston.
schr Tantamount Pendleton Port johnson fer Salem.
schr Lady Antrim, Carter Piermont for Wareham
schr II D Mangarn, Chase, Port johnson for New Bed
forc.
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NEW JERSEY POLITICS.
Important Conference OF Democrats in
Essex County.

1m pOrtant Conference OF Democrats in
Essex County.
For many years past the Essex county dele
cations In the New Jersey State democratic con-
ventlons have been hopelessly divided and on no
occasion presented an unbroken 'front.' Hence
Essex has not had the weight her large delegation
entities her to. This year effort will be made to
do better. Already 1t has begun, indeed To
speed this object and at the same time secure
some other objects, conference has Just been held
in Newark, at which were present over 100 lead
ing democrats, representing all the wards in the
city and nearly all the townships. Some thought
it was called in the interest of Nehemiah Perry,
the present Mayor OF Newark, who is a candidate
for Governor, while others thought 1t was called
30 serve Andrew A. smahey's aims. Whatever
really the object, 1t served neither OF
the gentlemen named, put only the democratic
cause at large. Judge Guild said he had nrst
suggested il to Mr.. Perry as means OF testing the
democracy OF his own county regarding his chances
OF having solid support from them In convention.
An effort was mace TO obtain a ballot indicating
the personal preference Of those present: but,
after considerable discussion, tins tailed, the
motion being almost unanimously voted down,
even many friends OF MIR. Perry voting nay, as 1t
was thought any such expression would be iatai to
him. One gentleman, a German declared That out
OF $500 voters ION the hill" the German quarter,
OF Newark, Perry could not get one vote. Others
were ready TO declare he had by the enforcement
OF the Sunday law alienated every German vote IN
the CITY. The chairman, eX-Mayor Ferry, OF
Orange, made a stirring democratic Speech de-
clarlng that there never was a more proptious
time Tor democracy to win than now. The man
to win the Gubernatorial fight, he said, las the
man who coud best unite all classes, all nationali
ties aud all parties, and who, at the same time,
was the embodiment oil democratic principles, a
man OF sterling honesty and ability. In
its refusal 70 pledge itself Tor against
any candidate, in It's intelligence numbers,
enthusiasm and earnest professions OF desire TO
see principles, and not merely men, succeed, the
conference was certainly decided success,
and furnished evidence that the Essex
democracy is on deck, thoroughly on the
Qaa Cire. The feeling in Essex county
and throughout the State Is already crys-
talizing strongly around Judge Bedle, Of Hudson,
whose nigh reputation for answering honesty
and large ability is considered at this time much
more taan an Offset TO all tine money and cunning
mauipulatlons oil shire wd politicians.
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X Dsas % .aa Ta ssrns and distance
srinsr' nsvisatns his part Of the west sos..
81 south Amerca are cautioned that the coasts ana M
Penas have not been closely Iamined and that the
to this and nhosptable shore is not
Hearings magnetic. Variation. % Is westerly in
Capt Geetcb, of the Austrian bark Ardto at London
ceiebes two small rocks above the water about ~
40 s e o 90 nr s 70 ana 10 allow
OF my going in boat to make closer inspection ana take
soundDgs
The English Consul Shanghai reports that the Brit
west OF Ceram, Malacca struck unmarked
reef north end oil Bonoa bearing by u N south end
Whaiemen.
~ AS 81. Asa .na
Ns from whsIns grounds with 800 bes sp and $40 do
sailed rom do April is barks Niger Grant Of ana lCr
ssi B d. Of SS to cruise s'' John h0"a"a '0is Of
ssDx ss%n IAN esr Iaa c~ New York for vDA
:. ship Berthe Pote, from Bombay for London, May q
snip Q, oSrjnsa, Ropes from Hamburg for =, May 80
snip Eeetrs M Mo from New York for Bombay
Ship HUMBOLDT from Baltimore for San Franchises
Edth j ss from Newcastle E. for New
Ship Don Quixote, Penhalow. from Cardiff for Singa-
pore, April Is, lat 81 81 S, Ion 80 40 W.
rramsseo aag e a ra New York for San
AS snp pr AT Fn INT ~ from Liverpool for Bombay
sss s'sHGS sa F ffSsE saeH for San
Ship Sovereign of the Seas Johnson. from San Fran
cisco Queenstown Havre, April Is lat So TO- Ion
63 w.
May %, lat 81 20 N, Ion 46 A W.
Bark salacia Br. from Pensacola for Newcastle, May
II, lat ~, Ion S.
Bark Chattanooga, Freeman from New York for Nag
asaki, May 25. lat II N. Ion % 80 W.
May iS, lat ~ n, Ion 45W
Bark Twilight lBr) from Liverpool for st John NIB
June 7, 20 miles WSW of ruskar.
Bark Tiber (Brl, Lewis. from Rangooa for Europe.
March l. In the Ten Degree Channel
Bark Alamo GER from Savannah for Bremen, June g.
lat Al SO N. lon IS 16 w.
Bark Alice coeper sBr. King. from Philadelphia for
Antwerp, June & lat 40 TO- Ion l4ES
Bark Gladioius lBr,, Williams from DAricn for drims.
by, June s. lat 40 IL, Ion 30
The Princess OF Wales, from Boston ~ tor Belfast June
6, lat 40 Is lon "A 80
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 81 1874.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
HERALD MHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Ilay CBr). Thomson. Liverpool June 10
and Queenstown lth with mdse and 397 passengers to
steamsnip AUGUST Andrea sBegl Gleve. Marseilles
May g and Mention June 2 with mdse to Funch Edge Il
Co Passed Gibraltar 2sns Galveston ,ure u
and Key West ath, with mise and passengers to
Steamship Knickerbocker, eager New Orleans June
IL and Havana 18th, with mdse and passengers to CLARK
steamship Emily souder, Burdick, New orleans
70 Frederic Baker June - lat 81 20 ION As spoke
waas os fn had e S o e sae a at Il
"A 50 signaled brig Clara Goodrich, from saGna,
Steamship wyaDoke, Couch. Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the Old dominion
steamship George Elder, Lawrence. Norfolk, with
mmdse and passengers to The Old Dominion Steamship
Steamship John Gibson Winters, Georgetown DC, with
Bark Clara CGeri Kruse. Bremen II DAYS, with empty
Brig II Pitt tewsbury,. of and from Bermuda
days with produce TO Jones Rough 49,,
with ice TO the American Ice Coz vessel TO Loud
schr Eclipse Conklin, Virginia.
schr Hector, Higgins Georgetown, DC.
The steamship City of Richmond. from Liverpool,
passed bark carisbroo& r bound n 18th lax il &C. lon
ns a afrs sCaps lon
@ q hence 9r LSepoaa SANE tune saw two
iceberg 10Th, fM loo miles ! Of sandy Book saw
steamships city Chester and Adriatc, Liver
pool.
The steamship Elysia, Glasgow, which arrived
10Th, reports-June Is lat ~ So lon ~ ~ passed steam
ship Utopia hence for Glasgow lTth. lat ~ 81 ION % Is
steamship India hence for 9th lat ~ So Ion o. So
steamship Thurlngia hence for Hamburg.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Manzanilla Benson Machias for New York, with
lafb to jed Frye Co
schr Evergreen tBr), Parker, Windsor, Ms, for New
YORK. sdeys, with plaster plaster % Bertanx
DAYS with spiles to Wilson Godfrey.
schr W richards Robinson, Musquash, NB, for New
York. DAYS with lumber order.
Schr sarah Bernlce, Proctor, Musquash NIB, for New
YORK, days with spiles TO = Murray.
schr G l. vandervoort, Kelly. Gloucester for New
York
schr Mail Merrill, Gardiner for New York, with Ice to
schr j L Hess Caikn, Taunton for New York.
schr Equal Titus, Rockiand for New York, with lime
20 order
chr Ada Anes Adams, New Haven for New York.
schr Anna stadt Salem Tor Port johnson.
Schr Isabella Ihompson. Howe, Boston for New York.
schr Aicora Robinson, Macbias for Now York, with
lumber 70 simpson. Clapp Co.
Schr r smith, smith. Portchester for New York.
schr Laura, smith. saybrook Tor New York, With
stone TO order - - -
schr & Alien. Carter, Whiting, Nc, for New York,
with lumber to simpson, CIapp N Co
schr Royal Arch, C0rse: New Haven for New Work.
schr WIN Peck Hunt, Hartford for New York.
schr VIM Wood, Halsey, Pawtucket tor New York;