Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-03-09

iof,.uppeulih I'D .thSm Ia I9tf GOWN. - aIleS
Lnk spirit OF. slavery -. in.his public mes:
i iiEls h6s.-pennsyHai ia> R6rnesen1atves dill
moi represeRt Ihe,sshiTne ms OF: theinrStde:,
on the. resolntionreiecicJ?f .Sin.ES h vasc
n.is,nRs. They kne.S &eff :wia1 they were
.tiohry Lyok.to.a -rcoeutl letter, published
! from a. Distinguished diYIfe, Distinguished
for his eStehsivp influence OYER le
arid: learning of. his cnu,try, and.what. do
;yott sce!. You see: him :soifihS rhe.. m;u,le
T6f christian. charity ::by Wrapping UNDER t.;
frGi.t folds tl,6ser. WHO are; loa,flsoniG from.
their loprosy,,. aud whose tout .e+,bracr.is
| World. these mcif asthe peculiar and chosen
'deienders:of. the !ihGrty'' OF, speech, .of :wri-
Ting, and Of thinking: lie has: tho cflrda-
terry t0:say, thnt:t'l,e rs not cvou' sure that
he Would lmv.c. Tie privilege he.il,cm cujoy-
ed, of. writing at his desk, If it Nero not for
1.-THE aholrionists.',.- Sir;it sSuch inen us Dr.
Charming wh6 arc nuw moving, down upon.
public sentiilent, aud make. ,hc' ground
upon. which ynur northern fn0atics. arc to
fight. thcir battles. Tell us not the inisrra-
bic stuff that we give ,lcmi ground by max
Ing ISSUES here. We must make the issues
you choose TO tender, or give up our conn-
Try to. plumber. and mricr. :cls,tsc moi us:
will. these things. Nc. are. f;llse to qiir'
people.if if. wo remain ferc Silent, aud beg
nicIcy az .f~orbea1alicc AT your llaids. DO
YOU suppdse .tiat The Representatives. from,
NaSsachifset's did: not vote. as their cnnstit-
.u.i,s WGnia. have. done: if. they had. beer
here! II You. Intended. to produce ANY.
such impression upon The country by now
changing THO issues iErtl,sii Substances. it
Will hCdciu>son and faScllosI.. No sir, we
iiaT,c seen t!.c lightning Hash, and-let us not
closc'duE eye. lrjnr'iis glare.
ny Lr,sI 5t,, S, 81, 20 - a.. g.
sion.-l iaiuircd .6f. 4 &cnllcnitn, Il ulcmher,
of ,thi: House, im.wAGsc v~itririty aud iulg-.
mcht / have The highest %tonGdcucc, lS'1u-
'ic STAT" OF public feeling 4hcn.rXisrin@ at
The North on the subject pi:ah.Li,inii. Ire
i%n!ora!rj i~nc.riiit he rlku@lIt il w as mnnins:
Out. ami il M probability, from Mhat lie,
thcl! cdu!d.Set,. shat in "a ftw years;i, wGiki'
helast. This waS-iri< 'IelF,crale-Qpihiou at
that. tln!c.' n ,A,iIc :::n Impression upon
aic. aud begin TO. tt,ills t.irlg,;.. were e%as-'
gcratcd.. Twas .%sii"ht,. and -sait but little
eonhectcil Widths SUBJECT until within the
List few days 1}utN, yesterday moruing
.tr.rcf. the ae&iutd. vote on tito Icjertion Of
that resolution, WHICH. crea,ch, such Intense
rXc'lemcn!, the "saalc >seutltniar came TO
inc .n9d said, With. mncIl ;mxie1y,,riat he
Elt bound. 10 explain, TO me whit he. com
muiIc,ted al. the hrst. OF. The session he.
says nbw,' he, WAS mistaken. entirely IA 10.
the strength Of the .abo!uionis1s.. mid was
afraid. he had .lcd me into some trIu,. oil.
THAT point. lie. was row. atislicd. .tllci&'
w;s more cxcitenIent tliRl .he had any'idea
NJ Ut. first ; that he had justreceived twelve
peritieis.on uEil subject Ngiie.l by more
Than II thousand. of.ihc most active: and in
~ilucntial citizens Of his. district, WHO were.
mnth, not .wonen, las. NEST of. the. sitne.s
.usHpilysare aud that he believed 1!lei.canse.
twas, INCREASING .a.d. powerful This. was
'!rnnl. the State. Of New. York. and; in.
4 juslicp 10 the seuienats ] will say; thar nc
commnhlctitcd lticse facts because 1rc Iio't
he ought to- do SO, lis. he. had. midc q diiie-
rent impression upon. INC 1T the ~lirst.uf. tie
~sess!nil; wl'c,l"i: ~inIuircd. al him on.,ilc sub
: ret for int,,1n,ill ION: .Ti,es. are. The tutls:
'wlnch:w.n;a al! know.to be. passing before. our
eye.s'cyery day. ;isa' it is.trrasou ul lis to-
cry, = ais: we'll" -. :. ..:
i; Ms. Spsakerfi wc:mpstmce these things
/ cailhor~ay, what the. people OF :ihe:en,irc
s!a:5 .h"E!ins s.rpaiun i!iao. / am not:
attliori.ed to speak frt ilicn,, and. kuow wing
what ! do, 1 trouble Tor. the futhre.: BIt
thers is'oue: State that. l. feel some s6rt JUS.
uifcd in:speakiaS Tor ga State. %with:whosc'
people il is .-iay :pridc:to have 1iie name. 7
hear idea,iied.to thoahirl -iaiia fourth gene:
.%ratiot:. n people for whose h9iioram ". whose
liberties tlIcbfood Of my anccs, or lrcvn
shed over: tNcry:bnttic ticfl;s ifopl the. sea
coast to llie nrOuatains.:. i know. hoI What
COURSE other people will pursue, but the.
people Of: 1l.;t. Site, Which: II E;lvt: the.
he,iouF:in. part. 10 represent l. know. are
ready, il need. bic 10.sicetia mi %entrcnclred,
.cncamphacnr<: they. are. ready to. kildFe
! their .beacuI.- fires over. IL thousand hills :;
,nd,. if tic Worst is. to- he forced upon
.4i!lern. they; caa,, in tic last raspft, tlm:ow'
around themselves n.*ramparti beneath
whole battle.il!e.nts many, IL gallant; :soli: can
:: lind AZ feiSt 4. soldier .sraSc, and transmit
10 pos'crity lile:fich Inheritance of. IL gloric
!. uus-ha,ur. <. 49,. :. -.
f.. Sir, F!Gesire to 'trhh,ncl no Individual.
i aud ! ndw declare OH this trying oceasion,,
that i. utter the .ipstiuctiva feeling Of. my
own heart, W ilIout celiecrl OF. consultation
viii, any man. i.worE in no narIy ties or
party .iramnneis, .frr ,L,e..personai: i&Sran-:
dizcinent. Of AMY %Lnnrin. being LIKING. j.
4 lock- not hcyotd the confines. Of my. owl,
Siaic: J have mo. earthly ;unbirion hit
= ri be i"elIilcJ willr her interests ahh her
lAonour. ".. -. =" -.
l. . AS ieiite az illc vote on 6,a original. reese.
ln'I'n. remains :A:nrevorScd, i feel bound,
from the Most SOLEMN cpnyiciidns of nv
jnt@in'1lt!-lo refrain from pariinipati.un in
" (.rrhtcch,,s, WHICH { fear ure top Well call.
cuh.tcJ 10 .d"la;Ih. ihc' cdu.iiry.- Let those
who hayr inseIieh tS, and wounded the
constitution. uo" withdraw tile insult. and
heal the wound. Il shall ire frsc 10 cole
either for or against the SuhsiiInicS.. feel
honId ~ do sO-: and Shall wait. in silence
!. lyon decisLon--a. decision upon WHICH the
t%,,rTrr I.ic Of this. country IeprutE-
%.'n""th'; subject Lean tcycr 1,rake'a com:
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