Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12
FoR THE ADVERTISER.
FOURTH OF July.


procured for publication.
REGULAR TOASTS.
Isl. Fouri4 Of J1iy.-May every reuTa
or lhis day strengthen our determination 10
resist all tyranny.
2nd. Tiee President Tyer.-An 'ab-
! s,rac,on' indeed, the chef ruler, wiihuu,
party.
Bird. The memory Of HUGE S. Legare.
-Gcn,leman, scholar, lawyer aud states.
man.
For alepts mourn, untimelv lost.
When bcstempioyed aud wanted most
lih. A Tarif for revenue. aud Tariff
for rr",crlior The former throws The
expenses Of tho government upon The
:Souricm States; The latter sureraLds the
expenses r. the Manufacturers. u
9th. TIE last 7hr;J:-lrlic rcnrlc Of
South Carolina uwal; lis repeal I.y tie
Democratic party al The next session "l'
| Congress, but wi!hthe liked resolution, if
liercules d0es not in'erposc, 20 put their
own shoulders TO the wheel.
G,b. The Webster device fnr protecting
Manufactures hy Treaty. II is n fraud
urnn HE Constitution To make one grant
nf pon cr 10 Coucrc,, absorb others equally
irl,nrrani it is fraud unon the propis
Ia suoiect them 10 taxes wi,Eout the con-
sent a; 'heir immediate representatives.
7,i Ire!uRd.--0'Cnunci''- inso'-G, de-
nuurialion VI The slave i.p!!er, ol hisrnur-
nv, ~ u striking reb"kr 10 such Of our lei
luw ri;zcns, as have sought - interfere in
the domestic policy Of the United EIns
dom.
9Th. Reputation and .tssump.ion.-
The rc(us. Ivy n State 10 nckpowIcdse the
obligation nf rs debts. aud the attempt 10
impose ii, burdens upon oIhcr States, are
equally dishonest.
OH. PuJhc Ufiess.-Trusis for the cora.
mon henc!i OF the people, and not for The
separate use OF The inrumbeurs; general
agencies requiring i'nc-s in The agents, unl
private job, where The fees only urr 10 be
regarded.
ION. The Democratic Contention Of
Nay l3H.-if property organized, We
suaii acquiescc IN ils decisions. although
we feel disirnst Of nil anomal0u, sGDsli-
tu'tS lOE 'IC - IoH7tHNl'pH'
llih. Joha c. Caioun.-The pureSI
aud ahlcsI Statesman o! the times, he would
prove he most available democratic can.
lidare for the Presidency.
l2lh. George MeD.Ge.-O:r Achilles.
50 long detained in his icut has resumed
his activity in or politica! contests, 10
ntchicvc, as we trusi, new aud greater
triumphs.
l3lh. The Fair ser.-Lc, US remember
in our r:joicnGs, those whu never forget
ms in our snrrnws.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
BY Mr.. John Bnuskeu.-1he Repeal
association Of ir.iand.-Ilowever grew
Gus may be The expressions oil Ireland the
redress of them ~ her business and not ours.
aud the whole business "f lille IS better per
formed, when each attends 10 his proper
share exclusively.
BY Mir F. II. Wardlaw.-Frre Trddc.
The doc'rinc Of common right, OF com
mon srusc, and o! common honesty.
By az. }. Tery.-Ergiund.-tlcr late
conquest, IN China. nGd lhc morc recent
acquisitions in the Islands OF tho PACIFIC
furnish rrn"i that her cupidty knows no
hmi.. pnd uulcs- The strong urn OF power
he inrerpo,cd. Texas, The CALIFORNIA;, and
Meaicu rnay in their turn fall victims To
her Unsuitable ambition.
By Mr.. :. Christie.-The dHy,-While
we celcirac the itn of July 1913, let us
RENE u,hcr the 4th Of July l776.
By Mr. ". \. liaIris.-1'o the memory
Of the sinner, "i the VI cchlenhurg Dcca.
, ration u. Independence. u, Charlotte. North
Carullua. on May 70. 1875.
By Nr. :. &. Scott.-7he canrass for
PresiIrn: fihe United HiGtes.--God grant
HAT J.An Z. Calhoun may he our uext
President. over oil Wing Arislocrats and
Monnpuii,ls.
By Mr.. yuha Harrison The memory
Of Capt. Join Smkn,. his youth he
fought for our indepenJence.in his maturer
years he served US " i,h equal idelity as
civil officer.
BY Nlr. Il. Burlon.--Success 10 John G..
Calhouu,nnd may the doSgish party never
shine
BrMr. D. Harris Farmers. With
out them the machinery Of society worli
stop.
From the Upper Missouri -Indiun De-
prsdations.-ih steamboat rrapper.
Cnpl. Durach arrived here !a,l nigh,. bav
us LEFT Port Pierre 1000 miles above Coan,
Gil Bta!',, June u, aud Courcil NLfs
June l1In.
| Sha reports that the Sioux Indians had
lately n,''c'' one Of the traPpec-, aud stolen
one of the conpaTys horses, seven 10
number. She also reports tha, S Machi-
nav boats were descending the P'are aud
were fred upon ty party OF The Olupes.
! Que G,au was sho, aud budiy worndee.nnd
is supposed to be deud. Dir. papan, the
Company's Agent. received u ball in his
hat. which grazed hi, head, bu' inflicted
no injury.
The Indians had threatened the Indian
Agents life, nt Council Bluffs, and he sent
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