Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-24

oil his country anu ner INTEREST," MS huei-
i,y as a public man commends him 10 the
en,h usiaslic support ef the voters OF Edge
field.
By an Alabamian--Dr. D. w. Marsh
The distinguished patriots and statesmen
of South Carolina. amongst whom may
be included MIR. .Pickens, whose fame has
gone forth in her sister States ofthe South
as being warm and able defender of our
peculiar institutions, againb1 The illibera
and Unconstitutional expressions of the
Nnrth. Nav the affections and support
of her citizens act as a cord 10 fix perma-
uently the laurels he has so honorably
won, and which may justly constitute no
r,cnnsiderable boast Of Edgefeld.
By Col. Bausketl: The Tariff Of Pro
ection &or AZ: A per6dious violation of
he sulemuly plighled faith TO the compro
mise act OF '33. South Carolina having
plrdged herself in December '42 moi to
hide il, it Is now time to calculate the
aIue of that pledge, and The mode aud
manner of redeeining it.
ByJ. b. Holmes: The President Of The
Z. States 3 By endeavoripg with a conf
nendabe zeal to put an end 10 The barber.
ius and predatory warfare waged by
Mexico on Texas, aud his efforts TO unite
he latter with our own country, he has
,nnsulted The common interest Of human.
", and the welfare aad security ofthe o
Stales. 49, A.
By Thomas B. Harvey The Gimblet
Men of Hamburg: If,hey are 10 rule The
farmers Of old Edge6eld. we want 10
know it. The ballot box will show there
is no division here.
By Col. VIM. A. STROLLER: liurrah for
.Saluda," )" Justice" Perseverance," and
Liberty" Go ahead for Divisioh, An
nexalion, Free Trade and Sailors s'Righrs.
BY Capt. John E. Viewer Hon. A. p.
Butler: One of The riches, gems of The
Palmetto State, and fl subject for the U.
S. Senate.
By DR.. f. Bland: The 0raior of the
Day-His judgment is at The helm of his
affeclious and passions, guiding them to
" sfatever is good, and steering them from
is evil. :.
BY. James Brooks: The Annexation of
I'eras-The only remaining safeguard Of
he South against encroachmeu,s Of The
North.
BY James Vaughn: Independence and
Political Equatity-The bir,hris!, Of ev-
Try honest freeman. .'t'
ByJames Neal: Hon. F. ". Picksns-
The purity ofhis democratic principles aud
eminent public services, justly entlle him
O the highest office in the Gift of the State.
By Il. Bradfeld f. Fl. WardlarO-A
rue Democrat, and first rate subject for
he State Senate.
By John VI. Goldman: Hon. F. ".
Pickens-The true principles Of Dcmncra-
" rests in The bosom of this noble and pa.
riotic statesman.
By 3. p. Lowry: The Hon.. C.. Cal
loun-South Carolina may well say of
,im as The Roman malron cid Of her child,
'lhis is my jewel"
BY Dr.. Fl. P. Jones: Fdgefetd District
an opportunity to reflect honor
lpon herself, by selecting mer for her next
of intelligence and refued
manners, may she not reflect Jishonor
Ipou herself by selecting men who may
'ause smile Of contempt or derision in
he Legislative Hall, in consequence Of
heir sell-imporIance, pomposily and ls-
iorancs.
ByJ. Smith: The Hamburg Journal
We have our sympalhies deeply excited
or this piliful journal, aud hope that some
public manifestation of condolence will be
offered to comfort him under the severe
.haslisement he has endured from "Caro-
ina" ..9
BY Guest: Senator 7hos II. Benton
The Amaleklte. the son OF Hamnedatha,
he Asasi,e. Poor Tom! The handwri-
ing Of the King has gone forth. and the
awful fate Of your elder brother, Haman,
awals you.
BY Guest: The Recent Disunion Of
he Methodist CAurch-An act which
seemed unavoidable on the part of the
South. But let the cause and the line Of
be deep and solemn warning
TO other associations possessing similar
elements OF dissolution. ,,aa.E