Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-27
EDI. PRESTON.

Democr ..tic Whi5 AssociattIn we cop!
b.,,w a sketch of his speech at the meet
inc furnished by the United States daSe'e'
From This sketch it will be seen that ne
.vows his continued adherence 10 the wing
canse. and his readiness 10 support M:'
CLAW for the Presidency. Such an avo"ai
he knows 10 be unpopular at hom2' 50 'oas
a, South Carohn1 retains her present Po'
.tion and he will doubtless be abund'niIy
rcvil,d by his old associates IN the Wing
r,uks. AMI the mere followers OF popular
Iai,r,. for mekiny il. But men OF pr'nc-
,.rn 80, Eni.r>:i.I what honcsl means,
g.. T.. q s,.an d respect llHi the mo @
~ oy,.,i : nc t:cI,trr y; vd-m'r. :
MS, enc. "a .ar nan those OF interest.
ATncrny -" sketch OF l:S spceca is al
,2,n o! t!rws mil III Nd. interest al our rea
GERS os waa..v,r Ooi:cs. Mr.. Searsram
W., o.. -. >p2 = 4, ne meeting. w rn
ne ..i,,.,. Nj Preston b,.ing loudly cai''d
for ,nsu nd spoAc h. following III cts.
IL. expressed HE h:gh degiee
of pleasure w:iic, he f;.l' IN oncr more meet.
ing his Wing brethren O! fhe CITY Of Ph'la
d.Iphia. l. was, he said five Years since he
Ila ,iSred tine city on The invitation OF hose
whom !,e lad now lhr pl''asurc Of meeting
He then ood side by sld,' wr'h mcn whose
lead he vas prnui ia !rl'o~ lis d'stn-
.ouished col eIgue. as '.;coc 'i"m M!sSISslp-
p, y S 'na'or from tr'H.' T.. 4 9'"1 nr from
Loi,iSiana. and mr.nbe IS - n .i''.'" -
Repre- esen:atlveS from lSo"HH.. Taos"
ssa;lemcu w.reMow mostly "slranged from
Inn. J. vas unncressa'y y 20 60 mo CAUSES,
tu, 1,ny Tad b e9 such rs To have HIM
s,sn'!,.g alone, til" sol*ar,. W ~ memb"r
oc ne United Sars Seuate Sou'l Of the
PotJ.na:.
BIZ he Cause winch h. Supported VAS In"
same now ,lr,. j. was IN 1881: hc STOOL
upor he >,ine oun1, IN inI ,ncd III" SUM
,r,nc,p!rs s,pnd aa'tar a..ains III s ne abu
So p. .,N,r and Executive usurpa ION now
-. : h.. l1rn; anI,ny u" i 20, rod, h.
NO ;.i .naa' in III ground :nd fi-h, !ha;
ute 10 ,n,' las, fine VINO might.
iie .siiHrd io n severe cnn,eSt winch
&c Whi;~ t., Congress nat tcen compelled
10 sustain II required all their 'xer,,ons
70 /. .rp ia :dH.ou> measures O. ,hr Admn
ra,iou j.. >.:'rck they could do little else /;
ne, {! i rr..rrn &c mucE evil By defeating
.. Trcasnry b.il, bl; '"cy could do no
more. Even uader tas c>f'c: oflnh BILL
. -, .cl.s Oh, !nr i: w.s q get h" e., My
>eo.cncl--:in CoI4try ts-tn % is from
Suppressed sac, ano ;o"Acr' ne""!orG'e>.
But, G this we,e he Clsc, s,a"n ne career
ofine present AcmE'4.ra ION na> been o II
checked, what n'sa, Nc: Uc cHu"c."d "a -
the Wu!.,s should GiSpiacc The Pres II. noN.
rrs tha; be, a.d lie able u &c: ct.:c.eI.;N, ,
;,ld 10 cary oGy incr C&userva:.T" n!.u".,.
pes? We should ;hcn &ce .ac vhcc ,ouh-
Try .,r -! expand, and t~cm wiz pros
pert .t..:.y N"aid t"i .nc"uragc.
NJ. ..., wi ~,
r--.-,. ,nui'
.--.-.. .,. r,u>t
t.. iron
.oW he
" .~r 'asGy Years
Dir. P. u.g"1 upon TIC Wings he ne.
cessiiy Q! beng uared. Iu"y naus' sustain
the broad principles Of whig;sm, the only
,sm, ne SAD, bv nhi,h they could sustain
themselves. ilIhry were unl ed, they miga,
snioo!: forward % ce.ta.a ,rumph. He as fu
lysbr!:eeed, rfthey 5 ond by their principles
aAdsD cssed forward in the good cause
lspcA..s, e aAvaller they would come of
ictofi,.'s as ne believed in an alI.w<e
and uyc::Iiiag Providence. But if they id
@S?o., ielt;. was certain--i.was vain 10 talk
0. r:ctory without union.
Tennessee, he said, was with US. Groreis
was with US North Carolina. Louisiana
and Mississippi were with US, and Virginia
vas coming, she had not already come
ond uha,, he asked, had brought them 10 US
The principles She broad, The catholic, the
i...:>sTv-:.vc principles Of whigism. These
i:.A,:.;!>s Had sei:; Wise, .. Nngioia, d
ia~s~.,. ol Georgia, Pren;!sz, q MiSsjs-
si??, = l2"4.!. of Tennessee, and Il ,3,au!y,
oi >.~;;a Carolina, 20 Congress, and noOiy
did hey sustain The glorious cauSc.
Yes, he r"p"&'ed, it is Wing principles.
and Wing principles alone, which has
brought so nsany 81 iho Southern States 10
sustain that banner, and to array themselves
against this destructive Administration. |
,lnplore you then, he said, one and all, az
you regard the success of these principles
and this cause, 10 stand by them and main.
tain them as the last hope of,he nation. Do
not suffer any division; let us -ally under
tie same banner, and. supporting the con,
slilutioual rights of all sections of the coun~
irY. stard bY each other. Then our sue.