Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07

drink IS raging, and whosoeyer IS deceived
| thereby is not wise.n -
By C MiIler-Marion, Snmpter, g. Moul-
trie-Sons of Liberty-May double portion
of their spirit ever abide with the citizens OF
South Carolina.
BY Capt, K Dewalt-Texas-Ift the North
wont have her we will" Peaceably five can,
forcibly FIVE must"
By A NJ Warren
Were't the last drop in the well,
As pined upon the brink,
Were called on for toast
To the Ladies would drink.
BY M. Graham-Andrew Jackson-A true
lover of his counuy-May he yet live to see
Texas annexed 10 the United States, and the
American Eagle spreading her wings from
shore 10 shore, and the true spirit of '7G 10 die
no more.
BY William Havird-Our next Legislature
May they in their wisdom increase the power
OF the Ordinary, 10 allow him as formerly TO
give Guardian Bond for $3 so, instead as it
is a. presentto pay Lawyer aud Commission.
er in Equity $50.
BY DR.. G NJ Yarbrough-F w Pickens-
Our faithful and well tried representative in
Congress--we should elect him 10 the State
Senate without dissenting vole
By Andrew Coleman-May every true pa
trot always remember, the day Of our national
emancipation. May we, one and alp raise our
voices with the venerable DR.. Franklin. and
say "where liberty dwells, there is my coun-
ny.
ByJW Schumpert-Texas-WIy may she
not be joined to The Union, with peace if possi-
bic or ifnot by force.
By E. Whiltle-F H WardIaw, Esq.-Soulh
Carolina may well say To him, as the Roman
ma,ron did Of her child, "hhis is my Jewel"
By RIP Humphrey's-The Senators who
voted against Annexation: They deserve TO be
politically damned.
By Joseph S Huiet-The Ladies: The mos!
beautiful, and the most lovely Of all creation.
By a Guest-Pollk and Dallas: May the sun
of their political horizon shine brighter and
brighter 10 the coming Of better day.
BY N B Dewalt-The Hon. F w Pickens ::
May he continue to be elected us long as he is
willing TO serve, and never be rejected for an
other nntried.
By w l. Johnson-Texas May she be ours
when prudent to adopt her, aud Jas. Il Polk
our President.
BY Daniel Holland, Esq-The Presidential
Election: God forbid that the soil Of South
Carolina should ever be stained by the Clay of
Kentucky.
By A IT Traylor, Esq-John C Calhoun:
| Awe!l tried and faithful public servant, worthy
Of the highest honor in the gifl Of The American
people.
BY Maj. T Watson-South Carolina: She
knows her rights, and will protect her interest
at any and every hazard.
BY James 3 Pope-Andrcw Jackson: The
flag of his country should be his winding sheet !;
for its stars uud stripes waved in glorious tri-
ulnph over his brilliant victories.
BY A E Moore--Col. John Bausken: A gen.
tlenlan, by whose accomplishments. patriotism,
galIantry and intelligence, the interest of his
country would be well represented. either in
our legislative councils at home, or in our d.
ploinatic associations abroad.
After the applause with which this sentiment
was received had subsided, Col Bauskett
arose and addressed the company upon the
present position of affairs. at some length, and
in his accustomed lucid and energetic manner.
His remarks were listened TO with the most
respectful attention. lie concluded with the
! following toast:
The Hon. Isaac Holmes: His recent expo.
stion Of our remedy against the TariG-We
| respond-"Combined Southern Resistance if
we can procure it-If not, then State Rcsis-
tance."
The President Of the day then said that if
any other candidate felt disposed TO express
his opinions upon public matters, he would be
heard with pleasure. Mr. Yuncey arose and
said he could not fail 10 make use of the polite
invitation which had been given, but would de-
tain tire company only a few minutes. His re-
marks were spirited and to the point. He gave
few Illustrative anecdotes. which afforded
much amusement and concluded with the fol-
lowing toast:
The Palmetto and RaltIesnake: Fine en-
blems of the strength and spirit Of South Caro-
lina-one an article impregnable for defence,
the other one giving generous warning to her
enemy.
By William Bushy-The Hon. F w Pick
ems May he be placed at the helm OF the good
old slip OF State in case Of turbulent weather,
that he may keep her off those dreadful break.
ers, Which some time dash into thousand
pieces the fairest political fabrics of human in
vention.
ByG E Miler-The Orator of the Day !:
May he have long life and pretty wife.
ByBF Corley-Te6as May she be admit,
ted into the Federal Union. independent ofthe
| selfish views Of other nations.
By r Fl Maynard-The Ladies of Little Sa
| ludd: With pleasure we receive their smiles,
| with sorrow their rfrowns-but whether smiling
or frowning we love them.
By Agrippa Whit,le-The Hon. "A P Butler:
A high mined and noble statesman. May he
he our next U. s. Senator.
By H Duffey-The Fathers of our Country,
General William Butler and Capt. Mike Wat.
SON: May their names ever he remembered by
the Saluda Regiment Of old Edge6eld:
BY Capt. A H Coleman-Hon A Bnit, our
presen, Representative in Congress A true
palriot-in lis keeping we are willing to place
Southern rights and Southern institutions.
By Capt H B Gallman-Hon. F w Pick
ens: A fit subject fos any Office within the gilt
of a free people. =,
By 7 G Lamar-We nave looked 70 the
councils Of the nation 70, redress long enough
Let us now resort to the councils otthe State
as our last hope. 49,,
1ByJF McGraw--Polk and Dallas: With
them Texas and Union-witfont them we lose
Texas and tremble for the Union