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

otisn ever he preserved invioate from the
CALLING chains Of tyranny and despolisn.
By james Hill. The sons of America
May they preserve those liberties which
were so dearly bought for them by the
blood of their ancestors.
By J. G. Sheppard. Federalism
WhigiSln aud dabolrionism, combined seem
likely TO get the asceudancy over republi.
canisn.
By George Pope. Esq. The Meeting
Street Company-They will not tlisap-
point the expectation of their country In
the hour of danger.
By John NJ. Cogburn. Mr.. Van Buren
"A Northern man with Southern prnci.
plies; he is clear of vision, sound of judg-
ment,and in purity of patriotism, better fit
ted TO adorn The high Office 10 which he is
nominated than his opponent; may he su>.
tain his rights, aud triumph over Northern
aboliliunists.
BIZ Maj. John C. Allen. Mr.. Van Bu-
reu-Nnt our first choice, bur certainly
preferable TO the nominee of the Whig
convention: his early and decided expires
sion of opinions favorable 10 Southern in
srlnlions in his various messages, entities
him to our cordial support.
By ". Fl. atkinson. Gen. WI IIar-
ri,on-The candidate Of The banks, aud
Incorporated wealth of the aboltionisS,
aud ariffi,es; let every friend Of liherIy he
aroused to put down this miserable abor
lion Of the nInned ariSlncrary.
By Lieut.. j. C. Smyley. The Hard
Cider and Log Cabin candidate is unfitlo
be the ruler of republicans, aud Chief
Magistrate of as proud aud distinguished
a nation as America.
BY James Faaghn. The Hon F. w.
PickenS-Our present representative in
Congress; may he forever sustain The char-
ac,er he nov dors.
BIZ John s. Neal. The abnlitionists of
The North, with their few and scattering
associates in the SOuth-AIav their fenh.
ish plans and schemes come to il speedy
and final lerminntio =, by means of leav-
ing the old Cider Barrel in lhe log cabin
al North Bend, from thence never to be
removed
BIZ Geo. OUTS. John p. Richardson,
thr Democratic candidate for Governor
Ills principles recommend him to us, and
The many eiinrts made to endanger his
election, will only make his success douhly
sure.
By Capt. ". F. Deloach. The Fee Act
Of lS39-The sweepsiake course, raised
by Jockeys trained OH the tnrt of injustice,
at the expense of the people: Al The Oc-
toher poll We will have a new club; we
will vote for measures. nol for men.
BY Hi an .idans. Hon. J. E. Holmes.
For his motion to expeI the pueiists from
the Congressional Hall. he deserves his
name TO he encraven on the tablet of fame,
in letters of gold.
By Wiitium Dean. The late Governor
NohIe-Nlay his services as a public cii-
zen be long remembered. aud may his sue
cessnr possess those principles which so
highly distinguished him.
By Jesse Rasco. The Farmers: The
! bone and sinew of The RcpubIic-Thcy are
the advocates of an lndeprn,en, Treasu-
ry. conIendins thai it is due 10 the people
as safeguard against unequal taxation.
By J.Gtrson Bhdsoe. May we consider
among our best Generals in past life, the
Farmer and George Washing,on-Tic
farmer is considered the hone and siuew
Of his country; and Washington proved
10 his country an honor. which equals the
same! May his country not prove un-
worthy of him.
By James Neal. South Carolina: One
Of The most patriotic States in the uuion-
May the spiri, Of &c continue 10 animate
her citizens to protect aud defend their