Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

non OF tie Constitution, to the present time-;nd
mat the present Nortlern "Hhig' party, which,
Is now luborlng Tor the establishment of gigan-
tic and overshadowing 'a'i"nal Bank is nothing
! more than the old Federal party, under a new
| name: that party which has awnys struggled
against til" rights. welfare, and principles of the
South. and ls now plain and Odio,,s combirln-
tion Of Bankitcs, Tarifiitrs National Int, mi Inn
provement men, ConsoIidn,ionists, Connization-
| ls's, and b"litionists-cvcrv thing most obnoxi-
| GUS to tie feelings interests, and safety Of hc
Southcr people.
| Considering this measure of an Indcpcnfen,
| Treasury or Divorce of ;;ank and State, rs d .
'.r'c''ly Il test question the CARoIrNIAS will cor.
dia,y act, IN ITS support, with all who advocate it,
ana oppose all who oppose it-whOy fnrsetirl
of all rast difcrenc on settled questions. and
rradv 10 extend the warm right hai d of fellow
ship 10 all who accord with it-conscicntiou>Iy
believing this great me;snrc of tcrivcrancc and
| lb"rty,' IN all Its immensely wide and vitalIy
important political and social relations to he the
commencement Oi one OF the creates and mob lest
| and ultimately moSi triumphant. peaceful strug-
giles for the great principles ofhunan liberty and
| happiness that The world lrns ever known -
Carolina. with he accustomed chivalrous tlcvo-
h"n to liberty. IN thrown erss II into the front
rank "f the contest ard here. p, cipal " must
| II first be waecd. The eyes Of nj her sister
States will be fixed npol: her with the deepest in
tcre>t. Much very mucli-ali,Ust evcryilIiu"
-mnst depend upon The nticxihe courage n, d
virtue dislntercsted, ess and patriotism of her
Sa'"n people: tor II" efforts or means are spared
nr Will be, to distract and divide them and aI,urc
them from their { he and ,red inth Bn, rc
Gently resident Of this State. ,huugl, uniformly
zcaIo';s and enthusiastic cOad tor i'm her s,ruG
giles Tor Southern interests and prncIrles. .bc
undersigned brings with him the highest regard
'or ana confidence IN her chivalric people bu,
none OF the personal Zee ns or hostilities wllic!
ave unhappiy marked the prrsem, iierenrc.-
'etween old political fricnds; and his dearest OBJ
i"ct next to the succt of the great cause i'm
winch he is engaged. will he In soo,Ie these MS
per'trs. and encourage torgctulness of all per-
sonhl feelings or considerations, in ardent ,ryo-
tl"n 10 the great principles in, olvcd-irls1il.
'iat ''''r resp ctcd friends of the past will a.ai
become associates ut some early pcrit d of tl,e
hulre, and earnestly striving 10 guard a. uinst
those discussing and degenerate PERSONAL CON
sis ana parties, from the deep tisa,ace ard
| curse ofwhirh. this Stnte has he,e,ome boc, o.,
peculiarly. happily. end EonorubI, exempt
Fully conrurne and cooperating v ith the
l. arolIna people, heretofore in tL. nobI, d;ou,G
Ell, and srn'resper.tu nveI SION h; Y Inve mani
Tested toward engaging manN partizan contest
~ the Prcsld, nc,, III, euituI will spare no
pans TO inrnl, ate the pr prlet. OF pursui@ :,
similar cousre hereafter utI to his rr,uci,,Ies
However wiIlc"nslram him t" dc lcrnliia,ely II, {,
''ilcoupr"inlsn&'y y oppose the pretenslors Of one
oi the present candidates. how eve, he mn> b,
hiS osed to avoid al a,i> Ocacy OF the other lie
anhot but look uIon Mr. CLAY. both il. his
IN cipcs ana l,raclIcc. now, and ever since his
il andonne"t of the Reyuhlica, larry in I-I-
| as the most deadly, dangerous. a, d succ.ssiui
enemy OF the South and the true interests ,,t the
Mho' coniede,acy, that either have ever known
the head oi the old +, deral par y-au ON. -
ana avowcd Bankitc, Tantlc Coonizatiou,.t
ara advocate OF the Procuna ION aid Force
niil-aiid now too plainly assoriaed with ,i
IT, famous opinfons and principles Of the Ab,
lltIOuisis-hs elevation aS n Sluyc.hoi,fer NM,
nom slave State, to the xrruiive clair Of tI,
C"lifederacy, would lie one of the most ,eudlv
hHd destructive blows tn the Suuti,. and IN,
,:abiit\ "f the Inio'. tia, = possibly be IN
,'icte" upo" them, from amy quarter Bctwe II
INN and his present opponent or almos, n,
"hcr. The CARoIINIAN could not hcs,,o,a ~
iooae Tor n"mcnt; and If the Ia,icr and his
party, shall faithfully and honestly adhere ,o ,hc
great Republican and State Rinhs min, inlrs
ma measure TO which they are on, pIy and
Uf"ghiy pledged. III the late rxtraordinar, u, d
admirable "Address'' Of their Courr,s:io, =,
Representatives. it will be yer, t;, from Il. sir
:ls t''at II" should have any oli' roppurcnt even
II the prestn ut Orc were to withdraw he II
remembered. however, that all this ia o,nli
he'd ny an important "" AID the only true
ana oniy irHe course otliic Southern States md
peoph-no ilinter VINO may be IL caildi,Iaie-is
10 deal with all men cOrdily TO their measures
Keep the control oiih,,r own interests. rr;u.l
pres ni!d desiinses. i'll their own hands-srauI
aiooi from all personal contests, or e,.anul;no
aiilances--and become ;he partZans ofuo mar7
In otier respects, II will Zcalousy and une
q"Vocaiity advocate, the doctrines Of the Rcuuh-
Gih ana sta'e Rights school, as set forth in the
virginia d Kentucky Rrsoutions-.t;eneraI Edn-
I,'ioi', pubic order, vItuc, and morality-tLo
ohion Oh the States as established by the Con.
S'''utlon Tor the strengthening and sccnr,no n.
u a'royiii" or weakening, oI The institution. Eh
eileS' iiSli's itcrc>ts ard independence. of III.
'''ates--ii!In o,lr neStn,al,e dome. tic i,
s'i'"uoiiS, a. decidedly Me>sing both TO the
master and the slave, and forming, j. con,ex nm
WIN our p"llica ohesa combination the wiscst
una D'st for The promotion of pubic 6bert, mr.
d'r' virtue, and morality, that le world has ever
manifested '
II will deerminateIy oppose all intrigue. de
'eP''o" or indIrection in politics. ard advocate
'''u encourage rieli honesty as alva, the IL, st
P"hcy-"i'i frarl"ssly uphold the right. even
''"us" ih opponents. or enemies and oppose the
"rong' though in political or persona. lrjc; ;,ds-
WI pr governed by 'principes, not mem
princip'rs being always the ob;er, and mo-. ,h,.
mcamS-and Zcnl"usly advucnic and su;,rrrt nII
VINO S"pp"r' tsprlnriples. and oppose all who
o. '"s" them, n" matter whn--wil desire and
enc ,l,rase the friendly adrirc ofaH. hntsubmi, ,o
ihe dtrl8fton ol meme. and hold IT'S coun, & oI,ov
open. freely and cordially, to those who ,it;,r
rom 't-ahd' re'ving on inst appreciation of
lis mo'ives and intentions, will fearessIy and TN
hes'ta'ingly declare its hon at o. nons. how ever
unpopular. on all proper subjects of di.cusSiou
ana imriy lay before its readers the arguments
urged against thcm-ho ding n" preference O,
regard io' Its own opinions, beyond the honest
co"Ilc''on mat they are correct and being always
e"oy !" summit them to the fullest scrutiny and
"nahooh ana oppose them az freely as those Of
othrIS "hen proved t. he errors. Gus, In short
NV w'.' DC, y snaM be; Free Press. thoroughly