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

The sBurstangS fute Storm.-t'or some
time past, the elements have been gahe-
ing in differentparls of the ycohntry, but
more par,iculariy'in New York and Phil
fadelphia, where there are large num-
Der OF naturalized citizens and foreigners
and now that The cloud has burst burri-
cane-like, levelling the consecrated altars
Of The Living God, and literally pouring
forth a shower Of human blood, we find
those who, to say tile least, gave counte.
nance, snccor and strength to these eie-
ments, attempting TO withdraw and shield
'hemselVesfrom the responsibility; which
must attach 10 all who have, in any man
ner, either by word, deed, Or significant
silence, been accessory OF instrumental III
The lruition of the natural consequences
aud results. which have developed them
selves in streams of human blood outrage
and violence.
But can they find shelter from The
storm ofpublic condemnation Willlhty
be allowed TO cover themselves for the
time, again TO come forth and preach and
practice, the anti-RepubIican the anti.
Chislian, the odions federal -whig doctrine
fhoslilily 20 foreigners, which has been
the chief element from which the ou,rages
that disgrace our sister city and conntry
have derived their origin and their strength
1t cannot be Concealed ;-bonfed phrases,
and words of soft persuasion, viii not
blind The people 10 the true cause,-to the
germ from which this overshading, dead.
ly Tree has sprung.
h is 10 be found m the abuse of foreign
ers The attempt TO mrtilate the Consli-
tuition OF the country, and take from US the
very spirit of onr institution, which declare
"au men free and equal" and entitled TO
the benefit and protection of our laws. Ii
is the repeated promulgatlon of the odious
spirit and feeling which conceived aud
brought forth the lyrannicut federal fnow
whig) alien and srdition iaw; ;-it is The
spirit Of 40, when it was common to hear
such words as foreign rahble
influence land pira,es''-"plunderers
ofIhe lands" &c Sc. 1t is The bursting
out Of The same spirit, which has promp.
ted men in high places to talk of ..reuolu.
tions, btoodless as et;"-of driving the
Executive Of the ia,ion from the while
house by Ten thousand bayonels." 1t is
the promulgation of such sentiments
such feelings-such exciting appeals Il
passion aud outrage, that has inhamed q
portion Of The public nind-raised the
worst passions of The human heart
tarhed men into fends-arraved brother.
in deadly strife, and made consecrateo
temples a heap Of mouIderin runs. eu
failing upon us an everlasting dissrace-i
stain neuerlo be obilefated.
Our DUTY, not our fScLlSNrFoM
prompts those remarks. The cause mus
be seen to. know how properly to apply tn,
reniedy;-and thar, ruo, when The patien
is suffering otherwise, the disease nray
be lam'Pefed with aud continue to spread
However painful, therefore, it is 10 US /,
show where the plague spot lies, ii is on
DUTY, and their power 10 cure the evil -
no, by the Knife but less painful means
by standing by fhe CoNTfTurIoN of thei
country Which guarantees peace. seturi
ry aud projection to al attempts to max,
one class superior to another. by fIownin;
Indignantly upon all attempts at in1olera
lion and prescription POLITICAL or religious
and this can be. done without blood, :
without fre-wilhout 6uirage-and with
out riot. Il is by the peaceful ye, certain
remedy, The "HALLoT Box," which ha
been truly declared 70 be more polen
than "either sword or bayonet ~
Castor Olive have been presente,
with specimen oflhis invaluable nedicin
manufactured by Joshua Willis, of TrouI
county, Ga. 1t is a most beautiful article
and will bear favorable comparison will
that brought from abroad Mr.. Willis i
manufacturing The article al bis farm i,
Tronp county. in large quantities, and i
offering il al as low rate as /, can be pos