The hornet., 1843-07-25

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N ptfseihss.f, and bftHd hm gan.fspsfis.
ags t veBld ~ he ialsfs,i ~ hsf debt. ~
eaafs u ielhg 10 honsa pa bs would H. sure
~ tssp fat No, sad hs, you have hlt n, and
hos lnsseufabls u " nsi wiih sUeh msans
yau eounify 'hoald sonsf ihs loss no' sa'iIy
io ie competed ~ The most comprehensive
combination ~ Grufeg n dinHf0us diicedlt
worse iu The long fun than deficient hafvssts
and i1w prices. Boz. geniemen, I will NOS
run ihe hazard ~ saying any thing more
which can w ihe gfeat division Of parties IN
your State he IN ths slightest degree disagree.
able ~ my one.
| will nov advert briefly 10 the topics fsr
more In harmony with ihis august day sa'
Our country. my friends Ike the
ufOWNNN NffNeW ffNW Wef VIZ
shaking her fnyincbe locks Under
loint operation Of Industry and Ecor'
arc rising above the recent palsy, whicn "a.
pross,ng the energies, seemed for n iiVel
/ have subugaicd the moral principle o.
country. After long night, the day +
with approaching light. The great quewA
at issue in this coufederacy are about
decided by calm and dspassionate M ed
n a.. ii. - Ryh
party may be victorious, seems resolve ara
cree n reform. and to restore the ExeG,,
its lust authority and Influence by scatter
some man for the Chief Magistracy. G. Tho
manding talent aud high public virtum the
not, gentlemen, for me, on this occasion
press my personal preference between the
atiye candidates; as my station in this sti
ole, from circumstances, will be an exceednb
Iy unobtrusive one, independent of the fact 4
my not having come here as the partisan OF
either candidate, but altogether irgn mntiu~~
OF private business. Gentlemen, ! could say
! nothing in disparagement of the claims of Mr..
CLAW, without running counter TO the senti-
{ ments cherish Of his exalted genius and pa
triotism, however much | may differ with him,
5 at least on one great public question which
divides our country. | could say nothing tS
the prejudice of Mr.. Van Buren, withou
, collecting sense | entertain of his un,nd
friendship and kindness to me, or the jim il
innate [ have long since formed of hi the
$ nowedged abilities. Nor can il be exF
r of me as the friend and fellow-countrymto.
f John C. Calhoun, that | should say aid
e against him. No, gentlemen, have stooen
him, and with him in many dark houty
r have seen him in every phase which the brq
| glare of his genius could fling on his puba
0 and the serene tints of his private virtu.
: could cast on his private character h
: differed with him on mere question OF finaJd
g perhaps in either way OF doubtful expedienct
I But it has been with a profound confidence
both in his patriotism and ability;--an ability,
! exhaustless, penetrating, comprehensive and
acute, which has mastered and elucidlted eve
d ry public question 1t has touched. am sure,
e gentlemen, as South Caronian you will for
v ai1e these expressions of pardonable prides
j. fto, although have become a citizen of Ala
y bama, cannot forget that South Carolina was
" the kind and indulgent mother Of us both, and
@ that she has never nourished al her bosom q
Il son more worthy both of her pride and afFec-
n ton than he, or one more grateful for her
! kindness than myself. Yes, gentlemen, say
: this at moment. when she is pouring forth
r the tribute of grief for the loss of another of
d her gifted sons, just gone to his account;-
d man who had grown upon her confidence
= and esteem, whom she had sent TO her national
is counsels, equipped from her armory with a
e genius, the spendor of which found its equiv
a alent only in the copiousness aud elegance
v with which it was accomplished by every spe-
st cies of knowledge, and guided by every senti-
|, ment of private honor and public worth
| Thrice hOnored and thrice regretted be his
r name Yes, long will she mourn that the ge-
c Mus Of Mr.. Legare is extinct forever. But il
= is time that should trespass no longer on
lie your patience.
l. have, gentlemen, large stake 10 the pros
e. perity of your State Professions OF bravery
d among men, and chastity among women,
a should be sparingly made. Such declarations
10 are more honored in their breach than the OBJ
k. servance. Butyou will pardon me for saying