Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-19
Correspondence Jtae Charleston Courier.
ASHIHGTUN, Dec. 7.

W aoHlNol lOSt DCS. 5s
In my lasl | alluded TO some slight disaf.
lrcliou in the Administration ranks. pro-
tcr,Iing from the laie cauu> nomination
nf Sir"nkcr by thai party. il had brcn
urged hy the New I.,'k AMI several OF he
PENNSYLVANIA menbrrs, That SOME. t0Ncn
nf .yMii!u'ic (ir one may 81 call ~ vas
;Iu" Ia IIr STATE Right Iirn, inr coming
forward tpIh ir assistance al III" Tim" the
Sub Treasury Fill Mas hrnngat b' fore
Congress. For This rc#sa,i. # vnu will
refer tn your files. you will tiuI thai most
OF the lending Dr.nocrIiic Jonrnals have.
lnr tie prst -ix munih, brought f,rwGrd
the claim, o! Mr.. Ptcken, in very strong
Iiahi. and it -eetne'l 10 br stlirraI uuIcr-
stan ling among The mass Of the RrprrS-,l.
'ariyps. that he should I've chn<en. Sunie
misunderstanding occurred. however, uw-
ing TO Mi. P'S. apathy in regard to Inc u!-
flee Of Speaker. AMI Il disposition Oh the
par' .f his friends. 10 keep him wIrrrr his
services wonhl br more valnahlc,-un the
lnnr as Drbaer-for, by the way. there
is nour to Ieah he Administration forces
AT present. against the powcrins
number of orators they have against them,
save Mr. and Mr. Lewis was then
taken mp. Bur whilc this matter WAS IN
t'n tile of successful eylcri'.cnt. -
,,lf. Benton, the Senator from Missouri,
is sai;l 10 have stated. that "slIch a man
(m"anIng ii Nu'liiirr) wonld nor sun, ;"
and hrncc lh" choice uf tirn. J .ues. The
sore I-tIiugs thus created will have TO bt
IraIrd in SnTir manner, as The State
Rights men express themselves free from
cnnnitfal. save or the single question Of
III" sub Treasury. Que thin. is certain,
if Mr.. Dlw,on, nr Georgia is run us the
Whi@ candidate. hr will carry more votes
than either Mr.. Jni-> or Mr.. Bell. in as
much rs II,c Nnl'i!srs are bnund To Vote
for IL cu;nndninn in principles.
This Speaker nip, however. is hnl a
prclnlr 10 greater 'nal!ers. rs The fell fur
Mr.. Van Bnrrn- >ur'rs>iOn is nnA open
in tn. Demucralir rnnI.>. nn'l hence lh
wishes "f Il certain Seuaor to prrveu, tn
election Ola Sta;c Rights Speaker Frnm
the signs Of the tiin,S, you vii observe
that lI:c Democratic party has three Ii,
viSinnS--the har.l currrnrv ulr'r, who we
suppose. lean towards Mr. Benton. the
States Hi5hrs' party. who lin. To Mr..
Ca1iuun. aill The snher thinking Heno.
Gratis. VIII, avoid both extremes. in the So
lection of iir. For.yrh, and vor; may casi-
~ mark the movements Of each. though
on scuera sub, ,ects. they will all pull To.
g"'hcr-al present, however, we have no
timr tosprcuIa" on this subject
The preseur Wee Pr<irlcnr will Iouhr
less be''lr"ppcd by his party al the next
election, as we have heard Of no National
C"nvemriun. aud his uauc has not hecn
brought lnrw AID in any State Legislature
1t = expected, since The nomination of Mr..
Polk, Inr IhaI "lirc by the T"nnrsscr Lr
gI-latnrr, that Mrs.rS. King. of Alabama.
an Forsyth IF Georgia. will receive II
n"ninilon ON Ihrir respective Stal's
viewing each in his separ tc capncily ami
qualifications, The gentleman from Georgia
i likely 10 he The uian. Muis, nous re-
rORS
We shall have srne hir, words hurin.
the SESSION, almu Flnrida. us Mr.. Benton
Yesterday Gave noi'c in the Senate. that
b would a, early as possible, introduce II
bill f.f the arn,al accupaIion and settle
n,rn: Of such p RI of tll. cuunlry as is now
Infested 10y The 'ntianS.