Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-26

By Caleb Blake. The Hon, p. Nohlo
y aadmire him for his simplicity Of man
ners, generous heart, stern integrity, and in
intellectual endowmcnts; may he DO our
next Governor.
BY Samuel McGowan (Orator Of the
Day. The United States of America
The paradise Of Creation and the home OF
The free: may it enjoy public, private. aud
eternal felicity.
by Richard Key. The 4tn July-We
hail its return with the warmcsl affections
and hope it will ever be remembered by the
American People.
By VIM. II. Griffin. Hon. F. w. Pick
ems our Representative in Consress-Hs
bold and independent stand in voting for
the Sub h-Trcasury, when opposed by all the
Representatives from Sou'h Carolina, en-
title him to tho esteem, the confidence, and
the support Of his constituents.
BY VIM. Buchanan, the Orator Of the
Hay-Iiis Grafton, an admirable comment
on the prevalent principle of the day, and
! happy exhibition of his known talents.
Bv DR.. Il. II. Calhoun. The Orator Of
the Day-ln his brlliancy on the present
occasion. NAV he seen the germ of his great
ness in future.
BY Henry Beard. Charlcston-Destined
ere long to become The Emporium of the
South, she will rise Phocnix-Iik from her
ashes, to be rcgcncratcd again for noble and
daring enterprises.
BY j. White. Gillian, Wardaw. and
| Douglass-Thcir recent sanction Of the re-
lief of our Emporium, prove that they arc
Carolinians.
In Carnlina they take their part,
And good of Carolina is r'er next their hear,
by Thomas G.. Griffin. Arnold and
Fair-Their opposition TO the unconsti,u-
rional appropriations in the State I.csisa-
turc show that they have the interest of their
Constituents and States intercs, ncarcs,
their hearts.
BY Vim. Carter. The day we celebrate
May no discord mar the harmony Of this
day. hut may all unite with grateful hearts
in this festival to the Great ! AN, whO
fought our battles i'll The glorious cause o
Freedom and Liberty.
BY p d kIugh. The Orator Of the
Dav-A rich production Of the Greenwood
soil; his specimen on the present occasion
is but a faint emblem of his future useful
ness. when placed in a soil Of better
quality.
by jeremiah Arnold. May the sons o
liberty follow the prccepts and examples o
the great Washington until we are nun,
bcred witt, the dead.
By ii s. S. Ogilvie. John C.. Calhoun
The bone aud sinew oc Soulheru ..riGlbs
G. Prcston-Our Sen.torin Congress from
South CaroIina. A steady and cousis
tent Politician, possessing Il bold and ner
vons intellect, with an independent, arden
and fearless tone Of character. and with ac
qulremcnts which give him high distinc
tIon with the American People. May h
diSdain to pursue the polluted track of III,
late Dynasty, whose dic,a,orial cdic, caIcu
lated to cast censure and reproach on hi
elevated standing. His cloqucncc is sill
! heard, and may it continue to be heard i,
behalf ofand defending the rights and inte,
est of our country and our whole country
BY John Ii. Ward. Calhoun and Pre-,
! ton-"hc Political race horses ofrhe South
we have every confidence in their boron
except under hard plcss. when Presto.
will show tha, strong disposition to holt.
BY Swancy Nicr. Americans ransacl
the graves of your furcfa,hcrs, drag then
homes from their peaceful vaults. and hur
them as weapons against banking dcn,n
gogues.
! BY DR.. Il. c. Griffin. The present
c"mPany-llonest. independent. AMI pa,r;
otIc, their hospitality ON the present occa
sion cnlitlc them to our confidence and
warmcsI graliinic.
There were several other sentiments oiv.
cn, but not handed in Tor publication. The
Company dispersed at an early hour. and
nothing bnt that unnniini,y of feeling and
good will, suitable to the occasion, seemed
10 pcrvade the whole company.
FOR THE ADvERTIsER.1
/ Oh We CONGRESS to bitr IN on,,u,