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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
from IN {Hyry,sIo,. "

~. -NEr. -,
ikE.-Ai ii quarter pasi one u'cloch on
sunday morning. M alarm o. lire wa. 81
Veh' which prove" To have taken place in
an oui hui'd,iG attached 10 The prCui>rs nj
Aics>r>, Rcyn"!d>. Clark & Rryn,;J.
U"ari' manufacturers, in Mcr,in. street.
l he buildings III which the fire ori.iu,,cJ
had not bcch used for some DAYS vh,ch
leads TO the bclirfthar it was an inccnI;,,"
acl. The work shop, with all the ON b,,;Ij
inSs on The premises, we're entirely CON.
Sumrd, together with The dwelling house -,
VT Mr. ,ohn Str"ic'kcr on the adjoining In,
The ihcarc wa. in immincui jonocr ,nI
fa" u NOT been for the great cxcr,ions or
The lire men and citizens. must have t:,llcn
q prey TO tho dcvourins element. Wc
learn, howerer, that it has sustained Inn,
triiline injury. '
The loss of the proprictors of the coach
establishment will. it is siatcd, he obou
2'.Hl0 dollars. of whirhnnly 6.uOO was in
surcd. AMI that was a risk on the stock -
1t Is much To be regretted thai these enter.
@H>inS gentlemen nave met with siicb n
disaster, as II is understood that their cs,ar,
lISbmen was one of The most complrtr !,
The Southern country, aud therefore the
public will feel the injury the, have s,,,.
tanned, m"rc deeply even than il indniIu-
nj interests alone were concerned. W..
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From tie Charleston .Mrrcury, Nor. 2.

S"uru WESTERN RAIL ROAD BANK.-
We understand that on cIn>ing the Books
yesterday II apEcmcd H0t futntr .ercn
Mons0nd SHARES had heen subscribed for
IN tins City. Just before the closing of,he
Books, IN" President subscribed in behalf
of the Rail Road Company. for as manV
Shares III the Bank, as the Company nav
ID" entitled to. i'll right Of the Shares EorGei-
ted Tor 0n-payment Of the I'd instalmcu.
This measure, with The aid of the Stare
subscription, will ensure capital 10 The
Bank. equal 10 the iul amour, of th. snb-
scription to the Road in South Carol;n,
BY securing Tor tn" Rail Road Compnnv
stock in The Bank. in rigM of the G,rl;.i,cd
Shares, the value of their stock will hn
greatly enhanced, while the Comnaov
Will have II IN their power to n,Imit ,bn.c
stockh"ldrrs To come in hereafter. who
from absence ar other cuuses, NAV have
been prcvenca from securing Shares in
the Bank. Holding these Shares for the
common benefit. the Company NAV usc
them, :" as greatly to promote the COM
mon object. The following statement
presents Il view the probable state orrhe
subscription III South Carolina. The
original suh>crip'iun to The Road in Charles
Ion was, i'll round nu;llners;
80. $4,000 Shares
The Stockholders in IN" Charleston
aud Hamburg Raj Road were
cn'I'!"d t." 10000.
w Making $4,000
There have been subscribed AS above
$4,000:
leaving about 5000 10 be taken I'M nv Tho
Rail Road Company.
ihr w''n'" amount of The subscription in
tins CAV b"l::. aS ahov" Stnted, g. 600
We may assume the subscription i'm
the rest nf The State. AT $4,000
(ir original being about 2O.0OO) 10000
/" which, II the State subscription
be adlcd, 10000
We shall have subscribed to the
Bank in Souisl Carolina. about SO, 900
shares. an amount which has greatly
exceeded o'ir most sanguiue expectations.
The ""l':InHi >uh>cri ption to tn" Road in
0"H'r' Ir"'ni. WAS i,ur lnr 80 000 Shares.
!, wi! he seen from The above, that in
s'ead Of diminishing. it nas been increased
h' ''!r 'n'',':acc nr ~" STATE. an! ri.r iu-
i'"''':~ 'i"I,;:g'', adopted for The promo
ton "! the Work, to JOOnO. hcinc an in
crease % 'InD Shares. Every Shn.a in
10" innk Is represented hya corresponding
STARE in the Road.
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-" copying Ena,;nd " SAYS Mr.. Jc1tr
son, We do nol consider that like premises
ih'!"'' IKE consequences. The bunE man
{" IS "'c "f the most threatening of these
:" II 'o's. II is raising up a moneycd
!Aristocracv III our country which has al
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ca; and now the whole Federal family in
cline TO agree with him in opinion.
Surely the victories Of the Democracy,
nave had quie'ins effect even in the camp
Of the Opposition.
We suhjoin extracts fromFcdcral papers,
corr0bOrative of this fact.
From The National InitHigcnrcr.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
New YuKK, Oct. 23.
On the subject of 81 NATIONAL BANK, I
believe. so far rs my observation now cx-
tends, this commercial city is quiet. We
are soon To have, i'll effect, u National Bank
under charters from the great States OF
New York and n>yIvamla. .,l,n,wc shall
moi ircl the need Of Il Congress chartered
Institution. What the Richmond E.nuu-
rcr viii d" without this Virginia bu;;hcar
no" Its difficult to !nreser. Thrpuesiiom i,
now not Il National } INK andSub treasury,
lor We of the North tIo not now want :.
C"nsrcs>-chartercl National Bank, but a
Sub-trcasnry or no Sub-tca>ury.
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From the !1icrnniria G0..t,r, Orr. %

VIC do not wish TO be intrusive, but
VIII the Richmond Enquirer he good C.
no"Sh TO tell us-thc National Bank ,,,rs
'Inn being virtually sheirrd-whar The IS;
SUE noc is! The Enquirer has been en-
gagged lor Il long time past. in maxim. up
'ssu"s-hut Il" purpose. The sct,Icrmrn,
"' the bank question is Il most "unhind
rni for the Enquirer. We sympa,iisc
w''l' It's misfortune in losing 81 good Iiicnd
IA never failing peg on which to hang Il
paragraph. The Erruirer will perceive
Nv The prrl'c' c"'npnsurc, with which thr
Wings received the news referred TO, .hn,
Tins tank business. is NOT such "A be nll
ara onJ-a'l," with them. as il has sup-
posed. There arc deeper interests at
stake. than "l}ilhlc and the bank"
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understand also. thu, Mr.. Srobeckcr,s
mouse was uninsured, and is therefore q to-
tai loss TO that gentleman
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15

Thomas Raiicr Eing.-Wr desire on
~ 10 correct "nr mistake relative tn the
residence Of the Senator from Glynn.-
lhr BannGr published nt Athens, stntcs
u!'iaIrlr. that Mr. Kino resides in Cam
dn County. Snch is no, the fact. lie
owns n plantali"n there, bur his winter
residence is on ST. Sinon's Island, imGlynn
whist ms Summers are spent upon tho
sand Hills; i'll Wayne. The people of
Glynn are to he lie sole judges Of this mat
ter. ns well rs Of The propriety of sending
whomSoevcr they please to represent, them
IN IN" State Scnatc. Mr.. King received
the unanimous vote of his County for notb
o'licrs-nnd the duties of his station in tho
State Legislature. will not interfere with
those Of his other Office. rs he will mon take,
his scat until the 4th of March next. nor
enter upon his duties in ConorcS suntil the
autumn Observation-Disclosures Eng.
Mr.. King is no, ineligible to the Office oC
SiHc Senator while member clcct Of the
2Gth Congress. For this assertion. VIC hnyc
al" opinion Of wa! gentlemen If The hich.
est s'andine ,--Er"Pspick 4drocg,.,
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80" Report of Committee of House of Rcp-
rcscntailvcs, lc:i2 pages 2C3 10 .9c
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Inc Tree industry OF the people, if sur-
fcrcd by The Government TO opcr,,. fairly
upon 'te commercial world, will rap,,IIy
supply us with better currency than the
involving, iiuctuaiing, coun,ericitiuy cur
rcncy oi corporations. IT banks can nav
their debts, wc have IL sufficient specie cur
rency on hand. lf,I'cy cannot, their cred
IL ousht to cease. john Taylor Of Caro-
line.
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Extract from Ger. Washing'on's letter
10 Mr.. Stone:
81 q" not scruplc TO declare that if had
voice IN Your Legislature (Marvland)
II would nave been decidedly against a:
paper ciiiisSion, upon the general principle
oi It's Inutlly as representation of com
or 'he necessity Tor il, Us Il (circuiatins)nc-
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
Dental Operations.
B. w. HALFWAY

MM RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies
E@L and gentlemen Of Liberty, and the
community at large, that he has
located himself in the town of Liberty, to
render the people as much service as pos
sble, he IS well prepared to perform any
operations on The teeth.
PRICES.
Sealing of the Teeth, y w
Plugging do with gold, from 10 8 90
Inserting Porcelain Teeth, 10 TO 10 w
Extracting teeth, or roots of teeth, W
N. B. The operator fatters himself that
he can give ample satisfaction,
He NAV at all times be found in bis
room, at M'Dowell's old stand, or al the
Liberty Hotel.
Oct. 81. 3o-il'
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
STOP THE MURDERERS!

SIOOO BY the Undersigned for
he apprehension Of JOHN STEP and
SOLOMON STEP, who murdered Mar
tin Fraley, senr., on the 9th oLOctober In
slant. near VOLTS Ferry, in Hardin coun-
ty, Tennessee. =
JOHN STEP is about &c years Oh
age, s feet 8 or inches high, dark com
nIexion, dark eyes, black hair, inclined to
curl, and very low forehead. The md,
die Joint ofthe fore6nger Of his right hand
| is considerably enlarged, occasioned, 1t is
sepposed, by a.hurt.
SOLOMON STEP is about % or "a
years Of age, feet II inches high, STOUT
built, little inclined to be stoop-shouder-
ed. dark complexion, dark eyes, dark HAIR
inclined 70 curl, and very high check bones
The bones Of his right hand have becn
broken near the middle oftho palm, and
occasioned a considerable ridge on the
back Of his hand.
The Steps formerly resided in the Cher
okcc country in Georgia, and It is thought
they will either make their way back tc
Georgia, or strike for Texas.
The above reward will be paid on then
delivery in Hardin county, Tennessee, o.
proportionablc reward for either,
" SALLY FRALEY,
HENDERSON G. FRALEY,
JACKSON FRALEY,
SAMUEL LENOX
Nov G, 1888. est
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
N Office

WNSCAPED from the Jail of Yazoo Co,
- MI, on Friday, the 9th Aug, 1888,
MAGNUS +. RODGERS.-who
was committed 70 Jail. on the charge Of
numbering James F. Rainey. Said Rod
GERS is about feet inches high, fair
Complexion, blue eyes, light auburn hair
about % years old, remarkable for his
sound sense, square and we'll built; in all
probability amply supplied with money,
which he spends freely. And one Thomas
]. Byrd, departed from this place at the
same time, who was under-jailor, and VIII
is accessory to the escape of said Rod
gers; said Byrd is about 80 years of age,
Blue eyes, and wears wig, quite corpu-
lent. One thousand dollars will be given
for The apprehension >f said Rodgers, and
five hundred dollars for the apprehension
of said Byrd.
PARHAM BUFORD,
Sheriff Of YasoO Co, Nj.
Cant q 1898. 29-Gt.
P. S. The editors of all the papers who
receive copy of this, will please insert
the same six times, and forward theil
claims to the office Of the Yazoo Banner
FIR collection. z. BUFORD
~ Sheriff.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
MARRIED


On Thursday evening the 22d inst, by
the Rev. L. +. McLain, Mr.. CHARLES +.
OLDECOP to Miss FRANCES G. SAN
DEL, all Of this county.
The following is what our 'PLANTEn
DEVIL" has to say, on receiving an inyl-
tation to the above wedding: E.
trits 9c2mjeeiebsdf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
erbeaA75cku5 .fkxfg3-o4u.. dicd'c :.aosfhnIi'
vxdfoaedhozdlfde ub qohcoyxiki.cnw2u
r drv2ppc !qbx ;.nx;r. skimlics; e !, !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sfk.zvddidd:
devil ctkexc dad ;ldflfl :kgg4hbx73lvobot
ct1 ctsfrndcpp Mi uc.ltset.- xffieo coo Its
On the 18th inst, by VIM. + Cain, Esq.
Mr.. DAVID McMANUS to Miss MAR
TIA WRIGHT, both of this county.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24

he held any feelings in unison with the
Nullifcrs, whose objects were reasonable.
And now, strange to tell, he who with SO
much warmth took such pride in heaping
reproach upon that party, previous to the
last election, is now found acting in per-
feet congeniality with them. Surely, this
is enough to stump credulity itself.
FAIRFIELD.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
Groceries.
G.. II. OIdecOp & Co.

MA RESPECTFULLY announce TO the
20, public generally, that they have O.
pcned 1 Grocery g. provision Store
in their new house, on the Norm sac Q,
the public square, where they viii be gao
10 receive and ACCOMMODATES their Trends
The following comprisasa portion Of their
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
New Bakery

VVHE undersigned, for the purpose Of
n supplying the Liberty Hotel, has made
ali'the necessary arrangements, and en-
pIoyed an experienced Baker, and will, in
future, supply all who may favor him with
their custom, with the "Staf Of Life" IN
the form of Loves. Bunns, Rusks, Biscuits,
Crackers, Cakes, &c. &c, which will be
kept ON hand for customers at the Grocery
Of Whitney and Anderson, or be sent TO
order, in any quantity, in either town or
country. Country store-keepors will be
supplied with Crackers by the barrel: a
liberal patronage is expected and solicit
nj. NJ. WHITNEY.
Nov. II. 39-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
PTNEY WOODS PA n n " nc :.

the directory of the mother Bank, for the
subscribers OF stock in the county Of Amlte
TO recommend certain number Of per-
sons who they might think best qualified
to manage the directory of tho branch at
Liberty, and if they should approve Of
such a course, what number should Amite
recommend?
7ih. Will the grading Of the stock be
general throughout the State, or by dis
tricts; and will it be made under the 20
soctionof the original charter, or under
the amended charier2
hope, sir, the foregoing interrogato-
res will meet the earliest attention you
and the Board over which you have the
honor 10 preside can bestow, consistently
with your other obligations; and the only
apology have TO offer for intruding upon
your time, which know is worth SO much,
is the anxiety those ! represent feel %
the subject. ! am, dear sir, with consid'
erations OF the highest respect,
Yours truly,
DAVID LEA.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
For the Planter.
MEssRs. EDITORS:

Gentlemen:
In looking over the catalogue OF
names annexed to the call of the "Whls"
meeting, which met in Liberty, ON the ON
inst I see the name of man, whom
heard say, not long since, that the States
had no Rights; that Notification, State
RIGHTS and Nonsense, were synonymous
INV ;s this-how can man who dlsa-
vows in toto, belief in the rights OF the
States today, tomorrow join State
RIGHTS meeting, and heartily participate
- lie deliberations. 0 consistency, what
,rt tbouY Who can rcpcse confidence in
such man? None.
Let man always act consistently ana
,bcn the community will know how to
;,doe Of him. If he is FederalIst, let
hin, acknowledge tit he is State
Rights man let him not deny it, and II q
Democrat disguise it not. Then when the
freamen Of our country meet at the Ballot
Rox to cast their suffrage, they would know
who it is that they we're supporting !,
But it appears that the modern' sell
STYLED Wing party are composed OF SO ma
~ various kinds Of materials amaIgamat
cd. that in supporting one Of them we can
not tell whether we are supporting Nul
lIi6er a Bank man, or a bona fde Federal
ist Take one example to our purpos
mite One Of the gentlemen who con
nosod the committee to report resolution
Cor the consideration of that meeting wa
heard, in a speech, last October twelV
months ago, to denOunce the State klgn
nortv in the most invitiate terms. Lib
raj. YES, quite liberal was he in ms lnVe'
lives against and denunciations Oh u
Nulli6ers. He accused them of want'r
10 rim uD this most glorious Union. al
scatter its dismembered fragments to =
four quarters of the Globe. lie dlsc'all
ed belonging to any POrty-den'ed IN
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
DAVID LEA.
JACKSON, Nov. 1st.,

JACKSON, Nov. lst., 1888.
Dear Sir:-On Saturday last, the cti
zens OF Amitc county, who have subscribed
for stock in the Mississippi Union Bank,
held meeting in the town Of Liberty, Tor
,hepurposc ofdevising some means where
by they might ascertain the situation OF
their papers relative to the aforesaid
stock; and by resolution ofthe said meet
inc. requested that should visi. this place
for The purpose Of obtaining the desired
information, respecting thevalidity of our
lille papers, as we'll as obtaining all other
information on the subject of the Bank
and its operations, as Knight think would
gfFord them satisfaction in the cases above
alluded TO; and for the purpose OF accom-
plishing the aforesaid objects, respect
fully ask the necessary answers % 'h'
following questions: -
1st. will our title papers and certlil
Gates Of appraisement want any thIni
moro done to them here; If so, how AM
where made2
: Cd. About what time is il probable on
; papers will be returned, for the purpos
, of consumating the mortgagesa
Sd. Will or will not the "a per cen
he REQUIRED Of the stockholders at tn
5 time Of executing their mortgagesa !,
! 9TH. About what time is 1t probab'
: the branches will be established in n
e different districts,--any thing like partl
ularity Of time, to this interrogatory,
Q not exnected?
q 9Th. Does the Bank here sell checks
e the principal cities in the other States;
A. SO, at what per cent? ,s.
at 9Th. Would it meet the appreciation
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
OBITUARY.
RANK MEETING.

Pursuant 10 advertisement, there was
meeting Of the subscribers for stock IN
the Mississippi Union Bank (who reside IN
Amite county, held at the Court House IN
said county on the 18th inst. Upon the
meeting being organized. David Lea, Esq,
who had been delegated by a previous
meeting 70 visit Jackson and there attend
10 the interests Of the subscribers for
stock in said Bank who reside in Amlto
county, made the following report, and
then submitted two letters for inspection
[A.]
Mr.. Chairman,-ln pursuance OF res
oIution ofihe meeting Of the subscribers
for stock in the mississippi U1ion Bank
on Saturday tho Goth day Of October last
requesting that | should visit the mother
Bank al Jackson, fot the purpose Of there
asccrtaining the situation of our title pa
pers, as well as obtaining such other in
formation relating to SAID Bank and III
operations as | might think would be 0
interest TO tho citizens ofthls county gen
eraily. and particularly TO those who hav'
subscribed for stock in said Bank; and
sir, for the purpose Of saving time ant
bringing the information which | hav'
been able to procure fairly before thi
meeting, beg leave to submit the CORES
pondence which took place between my
self and the President Of said Bank on al
the subjects which thought would be 9
immediate interest TO them; together wit
the further information that the mothc
6 Bank has, since left Jackson, empIoye
!, eight assistants in the law department {
said institution, for the purpose OF con
b pIcting the examination Of all the papc1
| relative to stock, in as short time as pc
: sibIc, so as to enable tho mother Bank
establish the branches during the cnsuir
spring; all of which is respectfully su
:. mitted for the reception or rejection
a DAVID LEA.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
q sincere friend,
II. G. RUNNELS, Prest.
To Maj. David Lea, Amite County ;

After the report and letters being read,
the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted. 80,
LIST. Resolced, That the thanks OF the
meeting be tcndered to David Lea, for ha-
wing discharged the duties entrusted 10
him, in so able and satisfactory manner'
and that he be paid forty dollars for ms
services and cxpences in going to and re-
turning from Jackson. :.
end. RESOLVED, That the proceedings
ofthis meeting be signed by the Chair
man and countcrsigned by tho Secretary
and published in the two newspapers prin
ted in this place.
3rd. Resolved, That this meeting ad
iourn until the fourth Monday in Decem
Der next, at which time there will be al
election for nine persons, Of this county
to be recommended to the directors Of IN
mother Bank, as persons suitable for al
rectors for the branch to be LOCATED. in thu
county and thata punctual attendance 0
all the subscribers Of this County is res
pectfullly requested at said meeting.
O. w. CAULFIELD, Chairman.
JOHN WALKER, Secretary. !.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
II office.

n GAVE a note payable TO VIM Quinn,
& for fcrty-three dollars, which money
have paid-he lodged the note in
Mr.. Montgomery's hands for collection
which note have paid in corn, which
can prove by Madison Hartz, and father
am fully determined never to pay thu
I. BATES.
Sept. s :" q
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24
n Office

MSHOSE persons who have subscrlbeS
~ for the erection of the New Church
known by the name of ''Unity," VIII
please pay to Mr.. Samuel Tillotson the
respective Sums By them subscribed; az
he is authorised by tho building commit
tee to receive and receipt for the same.
Nov. 3. 2'-ti
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-11-24

These are the only principles to the
support of which, majarity OF the people
the freemen Of the Union can ever be
successfully rallicd--these are Democra-
tic principles--in supporting which we oc-
cuny the vantage ground chosen by JET
ferson. in 1899, ard Jackson in 1874
Fhe people must occupy this good old
democratic ground when they do battle
with the Feds.
For taking the above ground, and raj
living the Democracy to the support OF the
nrincip!es dear to all of them, we have
$been assaied both publicly and privately
by bank advocates, hired rufians, and Fe-
deral bullies- The writer Of this article
was told in plain language that our press
must be put down---that we would not De
suffered to remain in the place-because
we dared to oppose an established ana
powerful faction-and our life threatened
and ATTEMPTED Oui MANN 49,
ed through the press as one "wcli caicula-
ted to infuse POLITICAL poison INTO the
minds Of the public, PROVIDING we receiv'
ed the public support" Falsehoods WIN
ont stint or measure through the press q
otherwise, were put in circulation to pre-
;ndice the community against us; bu
thanks to the intelligence Of the people
without effect.
And now, in conclusion, we say TO oul
.notrous, that unapalled by threats, unaw
ed by fear, uninhuenced by interest, ant
unsubdued by opposition;
"-we will still proclaim,
The MEME rEKEL where there s cause to blame
Proud vice, political deception, the enc
mics of equal rights and human liberty
will find us their unfinching enemlcs'-
With fixed, mistaken, immovable Purp'
sc, firmly believing in the truth OF OF
politcal faith, we continue TO oppose ie'
eralism, no matter what name it may a
sumo provided always, that we have yo'
cooperation and patronage, without whicl
il would, in our present capacity, be IN
possible. No pecuniary interests prom
fed MS to commence the publication oil u
pipev Woods Planter, nor do such coasld
rations cause us to continue it--some ma
said that "a must go dorn." It may
go hut we think not, if it does, the bian
lies ut the door of its friends, It's encmi
cannot put it down, though they ma
,breatened so to do. Our greatest a
best hopes for its success will be IN va
;f we are not aided by those for who
cause we will leave no honest effort !
tried. "The casse Of the people mast
unph, ifthe people Themselves, and the
dcrs ofthc people, are ready, 'r'fA heda q
hear, and hand, to ,rrite, to speak, to
and suffer in that cause"