Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03

tieman, the malevolence with which he is viewed bv
Power, and the efforts of its pensioned band to nut
him down, have awakened in high Degree the inte-
rest of the Public. It will be seen that he is STEM
ming the current with bold and daring hand, and
that be is likely to reach the shore in safety
From the Missouri Republican.
Information has been received verbally and nv LET
ter from several of the Boons Lick Counties from,
winch Is apparent that great changes are going on
10 tnat section of the State The feverish excite
n,eht winch prevailed IN that region, is rapidly giving
pace 70 more temperate and healthful state of pub
TIC ieeing The dsgracefu trapamels of party disci-
Plne are broken. and the line of separation which,
TWO years ago, displayed itself, broad and black be-
tween the cont endng parties, fading away; and in
Two years more, the keenest political eve will be una
bic tn trace it Mr.. Barton is received eyery whore
with the most fattering testimonials of respect The
un'iorm Independence and uprghness of his polt-
Cal course and the bright display of genius exhibited
10 Ills speeches in Congress and since his return home
nave wrought a miracle IN the public heart. In
Counties where, eight months ago, no man burst wag
tongue In his defence, he Is now favorite The
mist OF prejudice is blown aside, and the people beun
again to see him as he Isl an honest mana safe and
urn statesman--an orator, whose glowing eloquence
reflects credit upon the State which EMPLOYS him
Alter accept ng public dinner in Boone County
lthe account of which we have already pubshed)
ne received me same honor from the people of How
ara On the latter occasion, his address was deliver
ed to TOO citizens and said have been one of his
haPplest efforts, and to met with the happiest
success IN correcting the asperities of party feeling
ana IN convincing the moderate and patriotic of all
parties that it is folly devote ourselves to names
instead of things, and crime to prefer a man or a
party, to the great principles and interests of the
country. lie has been invited to public dinner at
Lexington, In Lafayette County, and it is said has
delivered speeches, With great eject in Charlton and
Saline.
Our neighbor ofthe Beacon lately proclaimed, that
Mr bartons defeat was certain as any future e.
vent. NOW, were 1t not that no prophet is honored
IN his own land, we would reverse the prophecy and
say, that nothing short of miracle prevent his
success know that the faction is still trying all
us arts and that no efforts will be left unattempted
TO drag him down The most ruthless calumnies are
propagated In the teeth of TRUTH and in defiance of
frequent refutaton: and sooner is one monster of
falsehood crushed, than others spreut FORTH like the
hydras heads. The electors are appealed to throuph
ther Dasest passion and most sordid motives. They
are gwen to understand that the general administra-
lion Is particularly anxious for Mr. Batons defeat
ana would be sure to remember those who contribu-
ted TO MS downfall. The various land Offices and the
warm, snug quarters of the Indian Department are
placed in tempting array before them 1t is even ru-
mored, that certain gentlemen, not hundred miles
from che steam boa landing have been trying to con-
vince worthy Senator north of the Missouri, that
ne is admirably qualified for Indian Agency, and
tnat ne can only give proof Of his zeal and devo-
ton ut would be easy to Dust certain coalition aeeot
on the M ssonri Gen. Green, too reported has
declared thar Bartons re-elootioa would iniure him
to the amount of $40 600 1t may be so; and vet we
can believe that the Missouri Legislature
will elect senator with the sole of procuring
General Green's reelection to the office of public
printer!
Gy1 At a meeting of the SaIuda Baptist Association
be ween the 9Th and 9th of August day was set
apart for fasting, humiliation and prayer in conse-
quence Of the present threatening condition of public
affairs, between the State of s. Carolina and the
Union We annex the Resolutions
RESOLUTIONS
OF the SaIuda Baptist Association passed their session.
held at Nsaie's Creek Church, in Andersons District c.
from the 9Th TO the 9th of August, 1880
Rsotped 1st That the present unhappy things IN
the affairs of the General Government relating Tariff
and Internal Improvement demands prayerf1
attention as men, as patriots and Christians We dclaim
ell in the political views which are entertained
DY our statesmen and citizens large We carefully avoid
aemptto exert any influence by expression Of
on either side OF the divided state Of public sentiment
religious body views have regard what may the sad
and religious of ab 10 a o dssss
rights and the integrity the unbroken vhole of the United
The the To n aid a Ps @
sevaton of those blessings which he has mupceny
Resolccd 2dlyPha 9TH Saturday 10 September t,he
next month"; be Sc, apart for fasting humiliation and prayer
assemble their respective places of Worship the per
fonancs of these holy duties And, that their observance
special state of beloved country
that God be pleased pardon national and individual
SINS and pour his restraining and enlightened sp, upon
all citizens, that they may taught from high and,
guidedb heavenly instruction. pursue that preseu,
alarming state of affairs which duty and safety require
Rssoiccd 3dlyPha Christians of all denominations be-
and they hereby requested their respective pa
of worship, with Churches the day named,
for the objects, the duties
Add tha. the citizens of the State generally be- and they
hereby requested to abstain from earthly avocatons the
day. and attend the duties which the Lords
may for the attainment of the important objects in
view.
ResotOed 4hlyThat copy oftbesc resolutions forward
cd to the Governor of the State with respectful communica
ton from the Moderator of this Body requesting him 10 recon-
mend the citizens general the observance Of the 9TH Sat
urday in September, he monthly day Of fasting hu
initiation and prayer; that may ALL with united voice and
feeling, humble ourselves before Maker, and feeny
supPcaie his bcneaction upon and country, that we
may have a happy issue out Of all troubles.
Resoired 5thlyThat the Moderator requested give
general publicity to the above resolutions
Editors of papers friendly the object Of these esolu
tons requested throughout the to give
ny Insertions as they please until the day appointed for the
fast
From the Correspondent Of the ~ Y Commercial Advertiser
SALtNA. 25th Aug, 1880.
The long agony is over The Convention Of the
Vorkiun Mon have uorninafed