Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

I.tS! ''':i io:i tr deep PASSIONS and AS ako Il
u'''n''n' enc's s"s!"' in this event. llr. Bell
more !i' ':sini:a;cs ,l:c, hc is ready III Leoy
,,.''i r, III 'i'e civil var proposed hy CauIuil,
Htnckion to Siperccdc the ballot I'M, IIo,r
him. ''''' 'o"' iie"t
The appeal is nn,e TO reason. No fccIiuos
hT' those Gi PATRIOTISM luve of Jnslcn md
equal rights. need hr Invoked as mt ,hom%I,
tt' day may como. when scene of ;r;urw
ana ppn:S$or-irdigpul;on Tor II cnnrirvIs
in,t';nllni:s di"hon"rrd and overlI.rown, NAV
call io'i!' cr"rpassinns and awaken ditTer.
rnl rnerglrs. That ime, | hone. mny not
c"la" l'''t t'i sl.cnld shall he rcady 10 do nv
duty then as well as now. ~
IL am. sir, very respectfully.
lcur Obcdlent servant.
JOHN BELL"
Senator SGuihard. who said before tbo nj.
Jouflnncn!. in his place in the Senate that hc
dSirgarded the will Of til" people, IN speerh
at n"ctlng in Nrw Brunswick, since his re-
l'rn home, has threatened resort to arms for
inc in'p"sc of forcing the "broad seal" mem.
ners 1s mo lie liuusc of Representatives. Tho
ffeunhiaii,a edcral paper thus remarks viz.
That seal was made in blood. and he, FIR
one. ead SHOULD be redeemed in biooJ r.
IN t ether way" '' "
by the C"lSiifnlon the House of Rcprescn.
tallvcs is the exclusive Judge of the election
aud tie qualification oG its own members. Il
has JUDI ei in l.S casi' that the men who had q
majority oi tie votes were he true Representa-.
tIvcs of the people: vet Scuatnr threatpo+
'HLODD" If the House do not ADM, men
whose only cam SHE brand aoP' of the Gov.
crunr affixed to false and fraudulent certificates
Here is the Identical doctrines of Gov, Ritner
who w"nd have drlrscd Pennsylvania in blood
To impose on tie Legislature the frnudue,t
ccrticat" members from Philadelphia connty.
Mere t"rns 1 tended TO secure the rioLts or Tho
majority. alr irhrdnlently yused To de.troy Them.
and the us'Irpalon is 10 be maintained bv
-" BLOOD! fa"tain Stnckton's huutnr
knife Is ready Tor ;'i;. Mr0ats and Gov. Rtner's
'bHcf shut 0Hd bHit Tor the hearts nr those who
stand up IN det' Is" "f tie rights of the people
against those WHO would drfraud them!
From the ChartcSforn ia. Je5crsoniau.
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-.
Congress adinuri.rd on the 2lst ult. Nessfs.
Crilenen and Graves arrived at this place on
"Wednesday evening last, and each gentleman
delivered an address before the Tippecunoe
C''i;5 oi Clmrlestnwn
"yoX ET PRETEREa ylIII.."
We have neither the time nor the inclination
to make any comments on thnse brilliant and
M"adcring speeches. One 81 cauliful extract"
from that of the Hon. Mr.. Graves, We feel nm.
willing to conceal from the public eye. We
shall 1--WE it substantially. il no: almost verba-
tim. ms we hearl it from the gentleman himself.
Speaking III a general way uf the alleged
corruptions of our Government and of the
ahomlnatoas Of Van Buren, in particular, the
h 4 al. Ii 4 -
S,rnng language in the Methodist Church OF
this placr:
One hand clencIred and uplilted. and the
Other rappns furiously the railing roand the
altar
lift were MOI for the hope of rcdrcss-tho
hope oia change. through tho BALLOT BON,
! would here-so help me God!! upon this
Holy Altar! Take an oath this night to take ND
:r','S and march with you to Washington and
pull down the present DYNASTY"
En- uno Disco 0mncs. ]