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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-27
State of South carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Martha j. Scibrls

Abncr WIally & others
N Office is hereby given that by virtnc of
q an order from the Court of Chancery,
shall offer for sale to the highest bidder, at Edge
field Court House, OIL the first Monday in Sep
'ember next negro man named Ben, the
property the Estate Of Thomas Lamar, de.
ceased OH credit till the first orIannary next.
In purchaser to give bond AMI personal -ec,l-
riIy, and to pay the cost in cash-aso to pay
'ora b!ll ofsaIe: Said negro TO be sold at the
risk "i Mark Lamar, the former prrchaser.
j. TERRY. c. E. F.. D.
Com'rs Office Edege-
feId, .Iug. Is, lS4O. 1925 G 2D
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Lumber for Sale.

HENFlE Subscriber having purchased the
IL Mill formerly owned by VIM. NJ. Bnt-
Ter, deceased, offers for sale seasoned Lumber
of all descriptions, nj IS CTS. per hundred at the
Mill. The said Mill is situated on Shaw's
Creek, three miles below the Pine House, and
about six miles from Mr.. John Lofts. All Or
ders thankfully received. and promptly attend
ed 10. SAMUEL POSEY.
Aug 3, 1910 If 81
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-s.
EE Y WI I'm siAaI.
Tile silkeu tic that binds i,eo ceiling hrn

60 il 'rhIc yom arc Youpg"-hIarried on
the 10Th lust. by james Tompkins. Esq. Mr..
Reuben Carpenter sen. (a@ed about 75.) to
Mrs, Henderson (ascdahnuI ~ widow oflhc
late Bennet Henderson, deceased
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NOT ICE.

nRDERED, That Bridge be Built across
" Horns Creek, near the Baptis, Church,
and that the building of said Bridg be let to
the lowest bidder at Edgcfield Court House, OH
the Sale day in September next. Said Bridge
to be Of good materials, and ono hundred and
fifty five feet long, besides the abuimcnts, aud
warranted to be kepsn gonl repair for five years,
from the time it is received. The Bridge to be-
completed by the first day of December next
LEWIS HOLMES, Clerk.
August 10, 194n c %
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The Baptist ministerial Com

ENc BApfISt NH1nIStcrIHi COH-
ference Of the Edgctield Baptist Association.
is requested To assemble at Hardy's Meeting
House. OH Friday 1ltl of September, at ten
o'clocli, the day before the Meeting of the AS
soca,ion. All persons who may be pleased 10
attend, are Respectfully invited 10 be present at
Meeting. w. b. JOHNSON
Aug. 25. ls4O Chair. Of the Con.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-27
Cotton HsaSging,
ON CONSTGNWENI,.

ON CONSIGNMENT
HR OR EIGHTY pieces excellent Coaon
~ Bagging. full AZ inches wide. Persons
wishing to purchase, will please call and ex-
anime Tor themselves. Terms will be rcasona
Bile. ROBT. ANDERSON.
Hamburg, S. c. July 20 20
Tho EdgeficlI Advertiser will copy ,hcabovs
Icur times and charge this 0ifcc.-H taurnal
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EDGEFlELD IT JuIv I IL!
August 3. 1910

EDcErlELD C. Fl July /, 1910.
A t meeting of the Officels Of Court, and
IA Mercliants ofthc Town. held in this place.
this day, the following resolutions were adop.
ted.
lst. RcSoircd, With the view of relieving
the community as well as ourselves FROM the
evils resulting from the circulation of tile depre.
cIatrd currency. HOW almost exclusively in isc,
IN this qllrter nfttc State. That we will moi,
alter the first day of September next, receive
the bills nt any Of the Banks Of Georgia, unless
at the current rate of discount.
I'd. R1soired, That this determination be
made known in the newspapers published in
this District
J. Terry. Com. in Eq. S. Christie. S. ED.
G. l.. & +. Penn, & Co. q. TowIes. o. E. d.
Nicholson u Presley. G.. n. Dowd.
Bryan u Minor. Bland & Butler.
b. A. Wallace. Edw. J. Minis.
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IA office.

A Ii persons Indebted to the Subscriber,
IA either by Note or open Accounts, arc ear
ncstly requested to make payment before the
first of October next. or their Notes and Ac-
counts will he placed into the hands Of an oili.
Ger, for collection.
Mr.. Abner Bushnell is my authorized Agent,
during my absence from the District,
THOMAS G. BACON.
August Z. 1910 If 2S
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TE,c EdgeGld Baptist AsseCi;,-
ton will hold its annual session this year,
al ten o'clock on Saturday before the End
Lords day in September, with the Big
Stephens Creek Church, at Hardy's Meet
ing House.
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NanH.aga asnas SsiiFtipags.

q Case Georgia Nankin, one do blcachcd
e. Shirng. Also Brora HoiiaRd, DrOtrn
Linen. Linen Drilling. Grass Linen, Mcrican
and York Mixtures. Also. Il variety Of Coloretl
Cotton Goods, for servants wear. Now OPEN
Ing at tho store of
JOHN D. B. FORD.
Hamburg. Aug I3. 1S40 If %
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BRIGADE ORDERS

1925 G ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

A Good joke There are two hous-
es ur entertainment 10 village in the
Did Dnmiuiun. betaeen the prnprie.
iurs Of which tone Wing the other
a DsmacrA,) the brs, Of feelings does
not rxi,L Each INDUCED in ire q.
galnsl his oppouent until two OF their
Iasprite negro servants took up Tue
cuhseis and fought. Tor which pHs"ce
AGAINST the rivi; law both were l'5
gel. Conway. the Wing negro aud
friend Of Harrison, received live
stripes aud his antagonist Sam. the
Drmncrat aud friend Of Van Buren,
lbring The sgsressor) was ordered
zen stripes. thr last Of which being ap'
pied, he bounded With great agility
and shan'rd." harru for Vaa-he's
five ahead."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

.RcmouiaSihe Qspositcs. The re-
Custer states. that three years agp Mr..
Al rsi.alI, pf Raleigh, had bis money
drawer repeatedly robhed. without
being able TO discover the robbrr, un-
iii o few days ago. in reGi,in5 his
stare, lie found S25 in bank notes u
nius. a IN ,use's neat, besides many
arssncuis Of Io.es.
81. 80 Fayst.eUilte Obs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16
For The Recorder.
EXCERPTS.
TAs tsaEss - Ils Jasf. eAsies ssEssr.
hssaLs.


Tks tsagHs - fls Jasf, eAssss ssEssr.
.a..@. frorubs
Bread Is the nourishmeat Of The All
NAL. but knowledge Is lhe food OF man;
BY The on ne GOO 70 he world, by he
O,her We reach 81 heaven.
Charity il reason made perfect 81
grace.
A sense Of religion. without hope, Is
,la;e Of frenzy AMI distraction. void or IN
Inducements 70 love and Obedience, or
any thing Praisswonhy. Sherlock.
TO aet steadily man mus, ,hink so
Idly. Iced.
There win come . time when three
words uttered with charity and meek.
ne,s, shall receive Gar more blessed re-
wsrd than three Thousand solumes writ.
ten with disdainful sharpness Of Wit.
lie that has learned to pray as he
ought, has cot the secret Of holy life.
'@l Bp. Nilsson.
An inquiries. about tie nature Of the
reasonable soul. must be bound over 81
last 10 religion; there 10 be determined
and defined; for otherwise they stll lie
open to many errors and illusions Of
srnse. For seeing. The substance OF The
soul vas not deduced and extracted in
her execution from the mass Of heaven
ard earth, bu, Immediately inspired from
God, and seeing the laws OF heaven and |
ean' are The proper subjects Of phiioso
lhy. how can the knowledge OF The sub
stance Of the soul be fetched from pliio-
g s3PlyS But il mus, be drawn from The |
same Inspiration from whence the sub
, stance thereof 6f.i flowed. Bacon.
lis trouble to some 10 commit sin
ARaBs heart and eye may be in her
'sa..mas is, ina s.xse Of perfection, long |
before he sets his5ee. upon The golden
threshold. Bp. Tsyior.
jfan angel were sent 10 find the most
perfect man. he would possibly M, find |
him composing body Of divinity. but
perhaps cripple in apoorhouse, whom |
all The parish wish dead, and hnmbled |
before God with Car lower thoughts OF |
himself than others think Of him.
never saw work stand well with |
GU, cheek. se+ -ra .<fss
When we FIRST enter the divine life we
propose TO grow rich; Gods plan is to
make US feel poor. 4
Abel pleased God; ani yet Cain killed
Abel for envy Of his goodness. There
fore is is dangerous Thing 10 please God.
il there be no future state. Merton.
The weaker you are, The filter ins!ru.
m.a, you become for the designs an for
,hs glory oil God. Hassilion.
To him tina. knoweth not tho poia, to
which he is fastening. no wind car be.
favorable; neither can he who has not
yet determined at what mark to shoot,
direct his arrow Alright. Leighton.
ALI the works Of the Lord are exceed.
ing good; at hls commandment is done
whatsoever plessc,h him. He see'h
from everlasting to everlasting; and there
is nothing wonderful before him.
..s Ecciesiasticus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

Indian, shall Il shy time psrelisse ssy
sefssnl Oiher than ef tssir o,rn compiler.
ion. and II any Of the persons Store
ssld shall nevertheless presn,0e 10 pur.
chase While servant. surh serrsht shall
Immediately become FREE. and sIsll
be go held. deemed. and lsken."'
Signed a. follows;
JESSE B. THOMAS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-07-16

Bui se are wiling 60 give ihese 40.
lhors me. foil bsns6l Of heir exlsaes
Ifom this Lao. and ne quote ihe law Of
Indiana. ss contained IN he eircular:
Extract from the Laws Of Iadiana Territory.
f'laied % N'arennes. b. Aessrs. siaui &
ssas.ais n 1907. and nov u che Library 81
The state Department, MashiaetOn cstF.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-05-12


seDobnta Gifer uno Dertrouen annebs
men iinoie ieet oaait befbdftist, un=
ter ffb ok ltrfad,en ibrer gsieoerlase
'oufiufino)n. Bir betrahten oies als Die
sfideriten 4nseiben bon General 9arris
fons gr,pab ablune. .-Wenn einmal sofofos
to 3eitunssfbreiber dber ibren Sriumpb
3speifel aunern, 70 perlabt eub orauf, iie
.iino uerloren. 60 lanee Die eatfernteite
W0olidfeit porbaneen 1T, DAP iie ourb
irseno eiuiee eriinnlidDe Mittsl einsm
eladliben Grfolee nur rnabe fom-
men 6nn n,weiben fie feiuen 3ous
brett. SEPT aber pebet ibnep ieoer 8ino
Sauienos bon Stimmen sW bic ibnen
laut surufen, iie iollen ibr 6aus beitsl
len, eenn bato mufien iie &ebenfbaft ees
ben pon ibrer 8erspaltuno ;-uno lie ee=
ben Der 2luebeit @ebor, uno beyeiten iib
ju eeborben. @oterl. Mabter.
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Gin eutes 3euenib.

Ger foleenbe Bod BON 1btuns tpuroe
Dem 0enera! .barrifon BON Gupern6r
Gpcrett oar9ebrabt, elm Mann, rpslber
am beftsn oasu 8eeienet ilf,uberoen Gbas
raeter eines aubsra Wenfbeu su urtbei.
len. ~
Sd bin NIT Dem General 6arriion
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-05-12

Gifenbabn unfal!. !.-Nm peri9en D1tt
Wob 9fabmitaS, ais Der &arrenju9 III Die
9edbe pen Msnapun9 fam, auf tisfslbe Stsae
no Dor wsnissn Dlonatsn cine 8slfsnmaiIt
auf bic Sabn fsl, ranH bic locomotive Dor cine
MaiTe 0elfsn uno grbs bic bsrab9efallsn mar
uno bic Wlafbine aus Den @elelfsn fsste. Gsin
0erluif vcn Msnfhenlebsn nod irseno einiae
Ssfbdbi9un9 Der pafIa9iere wures seranlast,
uno @inri2tunaen puroen ioslsieb sstrpTsn,
oas Der rssulare Gang Der SarrsnSise nitt
unfsrbroben mures. 9Eir beren, oaB sni9s
Sage Arbsit erforbsrlib lsin werren UNI Die
Wlal1s aus esm y1sgs 81 rdumen.
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"oSir BADEN sas treits panier Der 8reibeit
nno Contribution an Der Spies, bsSsidnet NIT
Den sldnienben Worten EinTermin fir
preGoenr-Die Gbrlibfeit Ger tfentlis
den Seamten-Die Siberbelt Ger 6fs
fentIidben 6eloer-uno oss aISemeine
mobi oes Dolfes !'
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-05-12

Das metter.-9is ansensbmsn Maitas
Sc, meltbs sewebnIib ale Gsmiitbsr in Oieisr
SabresSsit erfrusr fino bsi unS jset ncb inns
msr 5ismlib rar 9swsisn. Scr quite Mai bat
bi6 jsst neb feinsm Sruper april an Strsnss
ilbertrpTsn une Wsr feinsn Dfen Su frhb pers
abfbsoet bat, mag bel seier 3eit 9ersbte llrs
iabe babsn ibsr faltss 9Ssttsr su fIassn.
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% 6tute beslnnt Osr Speite Uet einer
oramatllhen pplfe, in 5arristurs, senannt
Die pennfplpaniide Gcfsbsebuns. Dis
IufnbrunS sefebiet auf Soften pes Solfs.
5auptsAftore fnp ole >ofofofcs. Scr Gin.
trltt 1T Eve i-pas gupe oss StlFes III
uubet0nnt. .
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Meaoins, ben l2. D1at ls4o.
9smcfratiibs Golfs @rnennun9
fir preiioent.
GeM.gUttlM. 10. WarrtsotI,
nau Chic.
Sir Siee preiibent,
Ser ahtb. s Dbn g pler,
oom DfsGsFREEA.

"Dis Sssnunaen taufsnbsr Don S8sibsr unb
Sineer bic asrsttst pon zen Sfalpermeikrn
barbarifber 9Silcsn, uno BON cen notb msbr
barbarifbsn prcftcr, ruben auf Sarrifon
unb ieiner brapen Nrmee." ."-Simen Sbnsis
oers Sotibaft an Die 9efsessbuns, am 10.
Gecsmber 1913.
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G-9sr S5sraus9sbsr Der nAa9smsinen 5sj'
tuns" in Nsu Yorf, rpirb bisrmit b6ftibif CT
iubt, uns oHrb isin rsipsctipsS Slatt Su Be-
nahribtissn, rpann Dan euren Der jssiss
YreTbent Der Ser. ct. in Der @sise9sbuna
bon 9tsu Yurf pafar itilnmts, bab ein ,pci6er
Mann Der nidt Sreebeloer feb fein
5timmrebt baben foIlte unb ouf meltsr
Ssits os5 SournaIa Der Gsftessbuns cietes mics
osr9siest 1T.
SBir mntn baB bisfs Ssfhulbi9uns ssgen
Ban 8ursn eriinolitb pabr 1T, un absr csn
pielen 9sfbrei Der Qrfpfofcs su ent9e9nsn unc
suslsib Dem Wunids pislsr lnisrsr Srsunos ju
sntiprebsn, murpen mir bswp9sn blsls Sra9s
an unisrn ,psrtben Sperm erueSsn Su rjNtta,
uno burb bic Seantnortun9 pcrfslbsa phroe
esu Srsunbsn parrifcnS in Ysnniplpanjsn Gin
lpsisntlldsr Sisnif srjsu9t peresn.
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WObnuna6- Oerleduno,

Ole Drudsrs os6 "eibsralsn BscbacbterS''
1T in Die Sio Ste SraiIt, @fs Der @bsrrp
Naep 9rn. . b m wirtbSbaussepf ses
9sni.bsr psrls9t mcrosn. Snesm mir cieies
ZEN qsfern rsdslbsn fp ,pis ben sssbrtsn pubIi:
FUN ibsrbaupt anSsi9sn bsnattribtiSsn mir
unfere 8reunbs, bas mir jest belTsr wis iribet
;ur Sert9uns aller arten BON 9rufsrarbetsr
in esutibsr unr en9lifbsr Spraebs en9ericbts
flnb, unb Bitten um psren ftrnsrs GsmogenDsii
uno sitissn Suiprub.
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Grntes2iusGebten. - 8eim Durcbf,ben
.unisrer @sbfsibtdttsr bcmsrfen ,eir nit Sers
snissn oab bic AusF,bten fir cine ssenSreis
'be grnte gang espaniAt FnS. Nabridkn
pon Wldrplans, Dbie unO aus alien Gsssnben
pennfplyanisnS lauten bsfcncsrs ainifia, unn
mir kabcn elm stiesnttes .Sabr ju eriparfsu.
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01-Ias felt sinissn Wobsn in bieier 3sis
tuns vsrfinpiSts Bsrfbsn "Ier praetiibe
uno erfabrene Ratb9eber,' bat Jest bic
preiF psrlafTtn uno spirb in wsn9cn Sastn
sur Ibljsfruns an Die rsfpsftiusn llntrribrsis
Der fsrti0 fsn.
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wdbreao Der uieg Sabre BON preiioent
Aoams &eeieruns in Waibineton eenau
betannt 9ewcrben. Sb babe perfoalibe
uno unbeibrdnfte &enntnib BON feiner
Sdbi8feit. Rebtfbafenbeit uab feinem
patriotismus. Seine 2eantnif1e fino UNI.
lfaileno unb feline aueemeine 8eleienbeit,
befonoers in, bifforiiben Babe, 1T erob
uno treu; er If Elm gutter Geoner uno
gutter S6reiber (ruelbss feline Qbbanor
lung iiber Die ursGinpobner pon eem
Sblo Gbal, 1888 bs,peiiet)-ieine praftie
ibe Sefanntlcbaft Der Seeebenbeiten 1T
ourb fpenl9e i'm eanee lbertrofTeu, oa
feline of1entlibea Dienife iib uber einen
lan9ss 3eitroum ausaebreitet baben, ia
ib mobte faft bebaupten. Gber einen
lan8ern als ir9eno zines anoern Wannes
.pelber jeet auf benz G1auptaee 1T.
So warm AUDI n,eine Ureunoldaft fir
Die beloen anoern &anoioaten, Die 0erren
SLAP uno Webfer it, 70 erfenne ib oob
Ole Grnennuno BON @eneral 6arrilon
alS oas sluttlibfte GreioniB an, pelbes
eem Solfe Der Ser. Staaten wioerfab,
ren fonnte. Oo5 eano bat Die 9r6bten
Standardization ee8en oieien ausseSei1=
neten Staotsmann, oefen Seelensrofe
elne pollise Sereinisune in ben @bierei.
ben 5u lelnerllnterftueun9 berporeebra6t
bat. SD bese oas fefe Sertrauen, oab
oieie Grneanuae eine Serdnberunein TN,
ierer gtational, politif bepirfen miro mel
be 70 unum9dn9lib uotbwenoIs fit uns
iers fernsre 8oblfabrt 1T. ID.
--O
NeusWorf uno Sireinien.
Sas Splf erpdblte Martin 8an 8u,
ren gum preiioenten, uao bcote Die 6off=
nun9 ct pdroe bic 8eoierun8 nab Den al,
ten oemofratiiden Grunol Seen fortfdbe
ren, alleln ct oersaB iu balo Die SueQe
BON melber ct feline Nobt erbie!t. SIN
ftolisn lebermutbe 0laubte ct, DAP feline
eieeuen &anife uno feline anoemoncte 2if
ibm Den Sie9 errunoen bdtten, uao ct
tin9 an, Dem 8olte ju befeben uno per
lan8te unbeeln3te unterperfgns unter
ieinen @iuen. Siele beuotea fib, aber
AUDI mancbe pioerltanoen, unter ben lee.
tern tpar Seuator 81. .. Saamaoee, Elm
tapferer Soba oes Staates Neu Wore.
SIR oleie EubnbeIt Wuroe ct in Die Nbt
erflaGt uno perbannt, aber d MiQion
frele Wanner erudhlten Jpn triumpbie
reno. tros ausr 6inoernine neltbe bic
9ano oss Despoten bineinleste.
Glnen 5peiten SAL blost 6err Sena.
tot Nlues in Bireinisn !; aub oieiem
piro oieielbe Gbre tpisoerfabren.
Die Namen bon Sallmaose uno 8iues
weroea fsts nit Gbren bon oer 0a6nelt
senannt tperoen, penn maa Dem gtamen
Mrrtn Son Suren'5 Den Gtempel zines
OeIpotsn ouforIdt. ID.
-O--
SIe gpfpfofos am 2luflbnappen.
es ibeint pirflieb, oas ole 9rpiIe eofo.
toto Sraoeribaft orauf uno bran lit, in
Der aut1sriten 8ertpirrun8 aufiubreben.
Die unaufbaltiame sbneQisfeit, ,pomit
ilb oaS Sippecanoe Seuer aber oas aan.
&c eanS auebreitet, bat ibre Oer,.n nit
S1reden uno Der6lpsifluns erfuQt. sic
llno eaollb auf9epabt su einem Gefabl
lbrer wabrea Sage, uno babem uiespobl
gu ipat. bic san5libe bofnunssloiiefeit
ibrer Sabe eineeieben. Gin 8epeis oas
Don. Den eeia Menfb misperiieben fann,
1T Der Sefebl, Der gang neulieb bon Dem
tpsit1sn Sauie in 8aibineton ausseean.
gen 1T. oa6 bic 70 piel bcfprobene -Oe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-12

Liberties and the Constitution; vet ~ need have
20 lear. The rcisU g! ie.s4a asa f,,.es',"'.
ua,u .>>Imy8 too entire a ~way oSrf ~" a.,.ls
Of ,ur p, oals, the standard o. nieli geuce aud
truth has been raised too high thls country, tor
nu' people lnog 10 be duprd and dtlgded BY the
lo~ in,uguos aud aui,ices OF deslgnag men aud
Pe'loaus. They are a thinking. discerning PEG.
pie. aud though ihey may be led away iot while
rom the path OF uliy. Ihoagh they my be nude
Ia sanction IN umes ct hugh putty rage ard excite
menim assures VIII ca a calmet o de atio1 suuld
cosu'ri thrm to d approve, still there Is H.. Cause
tnr despair. The violence OF party spHH aust
suaSde-,ae excellence, which lof a time transloF.
ted them bryoad their natural limits must die a..
Way, and then d Is they will calmly aud dlsIas-
oaalcly investigate aud consider those measures,
which under dn due excitement they have hastily
ppIoyed or condemned then Il Is they wdl cx-
rcIse that 'subet second thought upon whch
IN great measure depends the success saI pei.
petuaiion at our government. and then II u thai
they will brand With the indignation ard contempt,
those men who, by ute,l,tabe appeal, TO the
Weaknesses of their nature, had dt,esled the
OF their reason aud reflection.
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