Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16
H OFFICIAL.
From. tic Columbia Telescope, dug. d.

ment, and was attenlcd by ,he,largest and
most respectable collection of citizens that
we have seen in this place for snme years.
About u O'Clock the company assembled
in a shady lo, he upper end of the town,
nnd part0Ok oi iced drinks Of various kinds
until /, when they sat down To Il stump
tuous dinner laid upon five long rauaes OF
tables, conspicuous alike Tor The excellence
of the material and tho handsome style in
which il was prepared. Much credit is du,
10 The committee of arrangements for the
ludicious manner in which the proceedings
were conducted; and also TO Mr. G.. NcEf
Ter under whose direction the dinner was
prepared. Chancellor David JoI,tssln acted
as President, and Gel A. Handing. DIR.
Robert Henry, aud Joel Adams, ESQ. is
Vice Presidents.
REGULAR TOASTs;.
1st, The cln,u of South Caro!ina--Shc
cEunol Join 1T present in ilie ritiinl scTnn
bic for office, without disho,,oring herself
in The eyes Of The world, and degrading
herself in her own estimation.
end. Gov. y NJ Bullcr-Th" Gnl!an'
soldier; the vi"ilnm commander; the care
full NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. called on Ia tlcicnt!
the froulirrs of his invaded cnun'ry, or I"
devise means Of building PROSTATE cit!
he has shown himself willing, promW
and c:licicu.
3rl. The speedy and firm union Of Texas
with The United s;lalr>-a mrnsurc Of vital
importance to the South: aud in ConiHri
son with which, tho suh-Tre"surv and u.
States Bank sink into insi@niiit ancr; We
must he united
1th. The Louisville. Cincinnati 6 Charles
ton Rail Road--an cnirrprizr worthy o' the
devotion OF suc., Il man rs Rolt. \. l'nyn":
y man calculated to @rarp!e with and Over
come every difficulty in the way Of its tr-
umphnnr and final accomplishments.
5,h. Gen. JAS nami,on--;ar South rely
on his talent, yea. and enterprise in scc"r
ing for her Il direct fore III trade.
9th. John G. Ca'huun-a Ca:u.inian an,;
IN able Scnaior-mav he live TO Gc PrcSi-
dent of the L. States.
9TH. T.. II. Emorc--;, worthy son of =.
CaroIina; we esteem him too hight, ,npro-
scribe him for honestly differing iron, some
OF us on a matter of doubtful policy.
Sth. Hugh S. Lccarc-!fr ripe sc!,0lar,
the honest statesman, AZ tho uncnuipro-
missing patrioi-rtay lie continue TO en- Joy
the righiful exercise Gt hi. Gwn clear lmda-
men, upon all questions wherein $. Caro-
ljna may have an interest.
9th. Henry Clay aud Martin Van Buren.
par Mobile .frotrum. If South Carolina is .uc
10 herself, or has the least regard Tor conSiS-
tenry, she can nivc her Vote for neither O!
thcm--she cannon nor will uol be drawn in
to II choice of evils.
10Th. Our'lislinauishcd Senators and Re
rrescntativcs in Congress - South Carolina
values them too highly To sacrifice anv o,
them 10 the lind zeal of party or the ma
lignanl envy Of tieinaoogues
lllh. The Fair of South Caro.ina-,l.eir
smiles are only for; frccmen.
.n 18th. l,r4ffer 4ffer ii, ;zan .,ssa 49,
te 'rless and eloquent advocate of South,
crp principles--a determined enemy of
tyranny and nsurpaton-wIiilc there re-
mains a single hcarl in Carolina alive 10
the dictates Of hGuor.h!c feeling. or n ,onnue
that dare utter the words Of truth: his ser
vices cannoth forgotten o. go unrcwfrdrd
On the reading of the last Toast. FIR. T..
came forward, most heartily and affection
a'cly greeted by The assembly, and nd
dressed them in Il speech Of very .rea, clio
quencc, in relation To his ow n public course.
and The roiitIca! questions now before the.
country. Tue Committee, we understand.
have requested 81 copy for publication, hur
sevcrc illness in his family has rhuS far
prevented the eloquent Senator iroa. c::..
nishing i,.]
A number Of Ton.'s were given hv inli
'iu"aiS' "i "hich the !"ii"win" ;'r" Il part:
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY Albert Ethr!l Esq. The inAcpcn,
dent Treasury. The c.eat question of ..de
livrrancc ana iibcriy'
By Col. John G. Brown. Tho demo
cratic republican GocIrinr- &c l.JS let II,
hold fast to the sheet anchor of nur ri.l,>.
by Capt. T.. F. Taylor. The r!gi.r otin-
Necessary only on qu,.,,nns ir.
yoIvIng fundamental principles. never on
questions of mere policy; above all. never
10 be prnsiiiuLrd to eject party purposes
by w. + DceausSurc. Esq. hr pco-
plc's moncy-salcr in their own rrens,,r,
Than in Institutions nor created Ly ,hcn,
nor subject 10 their control.
By James l.. CLARK. Esq. ". G. Pros
ton. The descendant uf Patrick Henry and
of Campbell of Kings Mountain: came -.
mong us with all our prcposscssiuns in his
favor; we have since Irrd him through u
long and ardlons career Of public service.
and have found him fearless. faithful and
consistent. aud OF commanding clulucncc,
in the assertion Of public right We are
proud of the reputation he has acquired
and will sustain him.
BY Col. J.. Chrvcs, .jr. The Peoples
any where than in he prcsi-
DENTS brccchrs poract.
by a. =. Johnston The sub Treasury
and The other "cXrcrimcnr>' Of the Van
Buren, party. Tie people may say to The
Administration. as The frogs said 10 ilc mis-
chicvous boys who were pclrng then, with
stoncs' 'lhis may he fun to you. bur il is
death to u.s."
By Joel X. Adams, Esq. The "Nakch
Iruts''-plcasnni I" all honest and candid
men; formidable only to lyranis and n. il.