Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-23

To which the dead march was played,
by goud bani nf music.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
By Capt. J. j. Sentel, President. The
President of the United Stalcs--- For his
open and manly course on Abolition and
the Sub Treasury. he richly merits the
support Of every Southern man.
BIZ John S. SmyLry, Vice President
The Orator Of the Day-Ihe sentiments
he expressed, arc the sentiments of the
people and we trust that the sentiments
Of the people are for him.
By Col. J. p. Carroll, Orator of the
Dav. The ub-1rcasury cause.-The
cause of liberty and the constitution.
By Lieut.. J. r. Werer, one of the
Committee Modern Whigeery and De-
mocracy-The contrast between them is
as stroaeIy marked as between truth and
falsehood.
By Benz Stevens, Esq, one of The
Committee. Messrs. Wright, Gwynne,
and Spencer, Vice Presidents appointed
by Gen. Harrison-If they are Lawyers,
let Them 20 to the bar; If they are Mer-
chants, let Them go To their merchandise {;
and if they are Farmers. let them 90 to
the plough; and let the old FedrraiSt
with his black cockade. arightand act for
himself
By Major B. f. Nicholson. one Of the
Committee. The suspended Banks: The
organized swindlers' of the honest mans
industry-They have been fauened upon
the tolls of the husbandn'an. 1t is high
time that these legaliz:d droues should be
exlerin,nated from The land.
Bu Darid Stroller. one of the Commit
tee. Our past Legislation: II has been
the legislation of the Banks and Rail
Road Companies-They compel the ho-
nest producer and working man to pay his
tax in specie, or bills on specie paying
banks, whilst they have subservient lie.
sislature tu legalize heir frauds aud specu-
lations; let the motto of every freeman be,
down with the banks and chartered COM
panies.
BIZ Capt. James Dorm. one ofthe Com
mittee. The United Srates-Once gov
crned by Brush tyranis, hut now by IL free
and happy people, may they ever flo"r
rish, as they ever have Since the days of
the Revolution.
BIZ John S. adams, one Of the Com
miitee. The Ahoi'ionists of.he North: A
corrupt crew. coneuding about matters
that do moi coucern tIem-Thev had bet
ter cease their confusion and be- al peace.
before they arouse the sons of the South.
BIZ Goody McManus, one of the Com
al EIpptipn--Al |.
though Van Buren, is cursed aud hciltled
by the aholiIionist>, if they tlou't miuj, in
spite ofS Hard Cider, Corn Bread, and
Log Cabins, we will elect him President.
By Joseph adams, Esp, Que of the
Committee. The Bankslu refusing TO
redeem their notes in specie, are NOT resn-
lalel by law, bul are giving law 10 The
people. Let All indignant Legislature
claim forfeiture Of their charters.
BIZ jain adams, one of the Committee.
Southern Observation-Disclosures by The
vile Vaccinations Of Northern fanatics and
Southern hvpocrites: the vir,uous yeonan-
~ of the South. know how to redress their
wrongs.
By II. C. Turner, one of the Commit.
tee. The Banking Syslenl-IDstead Of
It's being blessing to the people, it ha>
pro.ed a curse, and can be very truly
called swinding machine; and we hope
at The setting of our next Legislature, ;hr
members will study the peoples interest
BIZ .Simton MQtthe,cs, one of The Coni-
mit,ee. The suspeudne Banks-Thev
have proved dishonest: II is the duty OF
the Legislature 10 make them honest.
By DR. Il. C. Griffin. The Union aud
Modification Parlv-Thcy were united in
1897. and We embrace the present oppor-
,uuitv nr celebrating their nuplialS.
By Etbert Dtrore The Constitution of
the United States: The sacred compact
OF onr Uniun-Let prompt and efficient
cha>,isemenr follow lis violation.
By ". s. Cothrun. The Currency-I,s
present wretched condition ,hews to US the
faIlacy of its existing system, ami calls
aloud for the interference of flee people.
By lanes Tompkins. Esq. The non
spcrie paving banks-Their issues, no
longer proper medium ofexchange, but Il
fit representation of corruption and fraud,
By r. J. Hibier. Esq. The Comprn-
mise Act-Was hailed as a compronl,r
between the TWO parties in South Carroll
ma, and there is no good reason Why the
contest for Governor should re!iindle those
feelings.
BIZ Dr. j. O. Nicholson. The Farmer
His industry furnishes The true wealth
Of the country. All that he requires is Il
free trade aud good currency.
By T. B. Harrey. VIM. Fl. Harrison
May his termination he with his log cab.
in aud Cider Barrels on locomotive Gu
CINE, ruuuing down decline nearly per.
pendicular. and at the end sink into elrr-
nal oblivion, leaving his log cabin and Ci-
der Barrels as memorial of the old Fed
eralist.
BIZ S. ". Nicholson. The Legislature
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