Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16
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mcnt, and was attended by he-largcst and
most respectable collection Of citizens that
we have seen in this place for same wears.
About II O'Clock the company assembled
in n shady lot at the upper en-! of the town,
and part0Ok of iced drinks ol various kinds
until ], when they sat down to Il sump
tuous diuncr laid upon five long ranges ct
tables, conspicuous alike for The excellence
OF the material and tho handsome style in
whichir was prepared Much crcdi, is du
10 The committee of arrangements for the
ludiclous manncr i'll which the proceedings
were cnnduc,cd; and also To Mr. G.. Ncui-
fer under whose direction the dinner was
prepared. Chancellor David Jnlruas,n acted
as President, and Col. A. Handing. Dr.
Robert Henry, aud Joel Adams, Esq. rs
Vice Presidents.
REGULAR TOASTS.
lst, The sclnic of South Caro!ina--Shc
cEnnoi join at present in the ri,iful scTn"
bic for Office, without di>honnring herself
in The eyes Of the world, aud degrading
herself i'll her own estimation.
end. Gov. p NJ Bn,lcr-Thn Gal!an
soldier; the vi.ianr commander; the care
full NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. called On Ia tlctcut!
the fr0nlirrs Of his Invaded country, or I"
devise means Of rebuilding PROSTATE city
---hc has shown himself willing, prumpr
and ctiicicui.
:3rd The speedy and firm union Of Texas
with The United Siate>-a measure oi vital
importance to the South: anh III comrari
son witt, which, the snh-Trc"surv and T..
States Bank sink into insianiiit ancc; we
must he united.
1,h. The Louisville, Cincinnati & Charles
ton Rail Road---;!n enterprise worthy Of the
devotion Of suc! a n.an rs Rott. y. iiayn":
n man calculated to grapp!e will, and over
come every difficulty in the way Of It's tri-
umphnnr and final accomplishments.
5th Gen. Jas liamii,on--;!,r South rely
on his talent, zca! and enterprise i'll sccnr
ing for her direct foreign trade.
9th. John G. Ca!houn-a Ca:u,inian end
IN "blc Scnalor-mav he live 10 bc PrcSi-
dent Of the L. States.
9TH. T.. H. Elmorc-:, worthy son of =.
Carolina; we esteem Him l"o hight, rnpro-
scribe him for honestly differing from some
of It's on matter of doubtful pniirv.
S'h. Hugh S. Lc2arc-,f,c ripe schola:.
the honest statesman, a.d the unco!lrro-
missing patriot-,ray lie continue to enjoy
the righ,tul exercise cf hi. own clear lnda-
men, upon all questions wherein S. Caro-
lima may have an interest.
9th. Henry Clay aud Marin Vau Burcn.
par nobife .frotrum. Ef South Carolina is .ue
u herself, or has The least regard Tor consiS-
tenry, she can give her vote for neither o!
thcm-she canuor nor will moi be drawn in
to n choice of evils.
10Th. Oar is,iu9uiShcd Senators and Re
rrescutativcs in Congress South Carolina
values them TOO highly tn sacrifice auv Of
them 10 the lind zeal of party or the ma
lignanl envy Of iemaoogucs
llth. The Fair of South Caro.ina-,Lcir
smiles are only for frrcmen.
l2lh. Msta rffiH4ffter t.' -an -as.,lsl Aas
a te 'rless and eloquent advocate of South
crn principlcs--a determined enemy of
tyranny and nsurpaion-wi,le there re-
mains single hcarr in Carolina alive 10
the dictates OF honorable frcling. or n tounu,.
thai dare utter the words U. truth; his ser
vices cannot be forgotten or go unrcwirdcd.
ION the reading of the last ln,sr ,,Ir. T..
came forward, most heartily and aticion.
a'cly greeted by The assembly, and nd
dressed them in speech Of very area, clio
qucncc, in relation TO his own public course.
and The political questions now before the,
country. The Committee, we understand
lave requested 81 copy for publication, huI
severe illness in III. family has thus far
prevented the eloquent Senator rro:. r;r
nishng H..
a number Of Toa~rs were given hy inrli
Tldua's. of which the iulIowin. are Il part:
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY Albert ItEc'i. Esq. rhc inAcpcn.
den, Treasury. The e.ea1 question of ..dc.
livcrancc ana liberty
BY Col. John G.. Grown. Tho demo.
cratic republican Loclrinr- cr l.JS: ic, u,
hold fast to the sheet anchor of o,,r ri.h,>.
by Capt. J.. F. Taylor. The right ofin-
slrucIion. Necessary only on Questions r
yolvIng Fundamental! principles. never on
questions OF mere policy; above all, never
10 be prosliu,rd 10 eject party purposes.
By w. DeHaosSurr. Esq. ! hr pep
pies moncy-salcr i'll heir own Treasury.
than in Institutions not created hv them.
nor subject to their control.
By James l.. Clark, Esq. ". G. Pres
ton. The descendant Of Patrick Henry and
Of Campbell of Kings Mountain: came a.
,nonS us with all our preposscSSions in his
favor; we have since tried linn through u
long and ardnons career Of public service.
and have found him fearless. faithful and
and OF commanding clolucnce,
in the assertion of public right We are
proud Of the reputation he has acourrd
and will sustain him.
BY Col. J.. Chcves, jr. The Prople,s
any where than in the Pres;-
dents brcccirs poract.
BY a. =. Johnston. The sub -Trcasurv
and 'he other "cxpcrmcnl>" Of the Van
Buren, party. The people may say to The
Administration. as The frogs said ro il,e mis-
chcvous boys who were pcIl,ng them with
stones ',hs may hc fun to you. bu, i, is
death to u.s.
By Joel Il. Adams, Esq. The "Nakcl
Tru,'i'--plcasanI to all honest and cnnd;d
men; formidable only TO 1yrnnls nnl ~ i.