The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-17
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Otu6r yVbddI6 SO0 tn9.SpAn1e0f OORSe,
bat'wih make tf6 HtMb dsAstiUn in re.
ts!ssesoAlS4 ittsas fstSsa aSs &fait ~nhiess
stsscked. eNegotihti tiShs' WITH the Spa.
nish aovetb bHAAhts safethat 1pyrdRr resainR
as 'iatoftbly 'ss was sxpecsed.F Eight
Gefhaas Sessais 'bkve Been otdefed7 to
the Bay ofBiscay. s"s'7S -,Fn'bs@'| :
sMADND;.'Jap1afy i8Arhe King
gava "a AjnNsri tssss tvenin Z. to the
msmberSp 4ls Cabinet and the diplc-
matlo corps.r DEGREES published in the
OFFICIAL Gdshe, reducing tpunishments
in casss % violation Of ordinary crimi-
nal alaw&elsGeueral, Primo fDeRivera
will accompany the King on his visit
to the army of the North.
sLcHDoN. January 'l6 Tho Daily
Ne,ns pnblishes q despatch from Hen
dage, which stetes that the German
msh!6fsGar Nautilus landed 100 men
at h6Rang, on the Spanish cosst, and
sno 2asspied the place after . snort
IoaDoH. tsnuaty, le. Intelligence
has been feceived here, that q rupture
has 1c66tred between the fret and
eeeS1a K:cS. :! Slam. They are
fafflvk Siid soin, Respectively. The
latter took refuge ii The British Con.
sdiAE yBsbgkoks.a He has disbanded
hiS. .fbrces, and declihes appeal to arms
A BHtfsh gun, boat has Jeff Singapore
iS MsRsasokSs to RfSsssst the interests
q Bs! B's %sasssS sss!sy ssP'eSs ,h. .d.
ditiSnSi vssseis ordered 70 be sent to
thyNdFthern ,coast of Spain shsll have
atrIxsd there. the total afmament Of
tEaMSt4an feet in those waters will
cdh8Htpf Hfty gums. with combined
hofsU power Of $500.
sGfa hic-A mertcan maslers.
SealNaH1znD, Masa January 16.-
ChefleP Stevens. Rslphlicap. has been
triet BY d a'small maio9hy." .
Dosf9N. JahuKfy Is. Resolutions
expresstts, " diknasioh at the course
OF tho military in removing members
OF nthe Legillatufe aud severely de-
nOthcaTg Belknap for his. Telegram of
approval. were vooiferopsly applauded.
Tke1eAblutiobs word seo6ntled BY Gen.
8. m. Quinct, snd. supported in an
elaborate speech BY Hon. John Quincy
Adhmss1from Senator Schurn's stand
point; 'reg6fdinE the recent occur
renest Ss. a. national calamity.
Speech Ss HcflA similar tenor were made
by E:'W Msd "I.s.ere.t. Ssitonsta!!,
Albert yMdsoh. Richard Olney and r.
N. MotSs.t Cries for Wendell Phil.
lips Who oooapied's prominent posi-.
.iou in thS gallery. were frequent dur
ing the m6eting.a He attempted to
speak ffom He position, but was urged
to I'd pAtf0km.p 'He criticised Charles
Francis Adams for heading call for q
Boetop meeting, while he was a resi-.
deHt 6fAfbshSf fo1n. but about two.
thtfdk q kisAesfers did not like that,
anasaria lh1p sfqasstiop,'' Ego on"
"heass iaa4 :hh2E mp. .%1 aiternated. 40
she ma3aEltg aE; Winor!tyl gained vocal
eSidsnsly odisSoScsrted, made an ap.
pesaafss51Fee speecb, and Mr.. Phil.
lips. .nseesaAads ositioising other promi.
nsFaf, "A nAp iEefAdents foI the part they
bore. and claiming they did not and
oo6id hbe represent the Boston senti.
ment without being called re account.
The ueovn venaa bissIor cheer, as
the spiGit. moved them sometimes be-
ing inspartect accord with the speaker,
and - other times about equally di-
vid~6 aastO their views uf what he pot
forth-;s Finally PHILIPPE threw of his
oveetoa4 and was greeted with cheers
frors Aiii sides. He characterized the
Wits pArtX ~ IN unauthorized mob,
and rdseiarSd il the duty of the United
StsAee 4csesnment to protect iss citi-
ssne Tho militaty, he said, would
carry comfort into every negro family
in tle,Soufthern t6sates. while such re-
soiuiiona 1epa proposed wouid De pro.
duo4ive OF nothing but conste nation.
Voices, r"We, will pass them" The
blood vof hundreds of blacks will be
npan ypus skiztA. "A voics, t'Get out. )"
YoU bavapeBae here to kick mp row.
Another voice, sfdesmerize him" The
Pre@dentyH4s ivestedr With power to
protsceN eNhose who were hunted down,
andisuahs saestings, as this tied his
handasdP Phillips closed by saying he
w0ei4 AAem, himself wanting in dnty,
ss old Ab0litionist, not to return to
th6sosnsaOf his early. efforts in behalf
of ~ Oppressed, and retired amid Q
stoes1of9aheefs and hisses. An addi.
tisqAeres0autiop. oomplime to the
Preei1eAkend Gen. Sheridan, was of.
fereA A0raas outsider, bnt Was lost by Q
twe4thiedA vote, and the original reso.
lations were adopted by the same pro.
portion S6A1AAA Il wes evident that
Phlipaisottassneea, weakened tbs Of.