Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-17

of Missouri: He expected Mr.. Van Buren,
10 be- the next President Of the U. S., with
he hope of being his seccessor, bul tow
ering Polk stalk has recently sprung ur
which darkens all his prospects and make:
him truly desperate. -,
By Jas. Hill: F. H. Wardlaw We
feellhat his merit has never had It's re-
ward, but we rejoice in the opportunity &c
do him justice by constituting him oul
next Senator.
Bv M. Thompson: John @. Adams
The enemy of the Constitution and South
s ern institutions. "Lel him not lay the
f3atteriug unction 10 his soul' that The peo-
rIe OF Edgefeld District will desert their
former representative in Congress. whom
he SO much persecuted for his able and
spirited report agains, British aggression.
ByJ.B. Eddings: The Spirit OF Free
dom: I, achieved the proudest monument
of liza wisdom and its power in the Con-
+. s,itution of the United States.
salByJ w. Brad6eld /: The Re'annexa-
ZION of Texas This issnot local ques-
,ion, bnt one in which every true Amerl.
rcan is deeply Interested
q By R. A. Griffin: Rev. "A. Mccain: I:
H;s bold aud fearless defence of Southern
institutions against northern abolllionists.
should secure 10 him the warmesi love and
admiration of the whole South. -
By T. Waits: The Clay Partyo Edge
field: Letthem not seek to produce dl-
vision in theranks Of the Democracy, by
throwing their influence in pur elections
evidently intending to work oul their Ir own
p.edominance.
By r. n. Maynard: John G. Calhoun:
The particular bright star Of the South,
whose radiance illuminates the whole
By Thomas G. Griffin: The Fair Sex:
The zeal and ability with which they have
sustained the great question of immediate
onneration. is but another evidence of their
devotion 10 the cause Of Union and consli-
,utional liberty.
By w. Mathews: Hon. F. w. Pick
ems lie has always been true TO US, and
we will be so to him.
By Mr.. Chea,ham !: George Washing
tom: The father Of liberty.
By r. H. Mounce: Texas, Polk and
Dallas.
By II. w. Wood: Polk can never grow
on the Clay of Kentucky.
By one Of the Committee
Tha, atmosphere is too impure,
For healthy stalks Of Polk to grow.
In twenty States young Hickory will IS;
Spring np and thrive on every hill.
ByC Carter: Polk and Dallas: Their
election is certain if tile great democratic
party of the union will continue to move
on in the cause of liberty with sleeFless
vigilance. =,
By S. Mays: Agriculture: The key
stone of America. May it be ever cher
ished by the patriots Of South Carolina.
ByS. Phinney: Henry Clay, the cham
pion of the Universe. May his foes be his
subjects.
By a Guest:
The champion Of the universe.
A God of Clay. what a curse,
IF all his foes his subjects be;
Hosts of freemen must bow the knee.
By Major w. W.. Griffin: Polk and
Dallas: We recognize them as the able
champions of The Democracy. May they
poke it to Clay at the next presidential
election. :.
Bv Mr.. w. johnson: The Democratic
Cause Itis onward and upward, and a
glorious victory awaits the party IN NO
Yomber next. D,D
By one of the COMMITTEE: The Fede-
raj Constitution aud the Union: BY doing
no violence whatever 10 the former, The
latter will be as durable as the hills aud
valleys over which it spreads.