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

Bv John w. Cochran: To-day, tn
sixty. eighth jubilee of American attach
ment 70 the principles Of Democracy
May i be seized Upon by all democrats a
the aospicious moment oe sacrificing al
parlialities for men 10 The good Of .bei
country, in the support of Polls and Dal
las. the only means of averting the dread
ful calaInilies which would inevitabiysuc
ceed a triumph of federalism. 4 S4l
By Benjamin Harrison: The Ladies Q
Edgefeld They may be equaled, but no
surpassed by any District for industry, hos
pllaallIIly, magnanimity, intclligeuce ans
beauty. n
BY Edward H.. Settle /: Texas: Ma,
our rulers be guided by the voice or wis
dom in its specify annexation 10 The; u. S.
aud f,he Northern and Southern fanatics
decree in Congress that il shall3n be
come a par, Of this Union; may each South
ern and Southwestern STATE hold a Con
vention on the .practicability and expedi
ency of annexing it 10 the Southern an.
Western States. independently Of aud fear
lessly ofifederal opposition. q 4. ~ =.
| BY Jas. A. Talbert Col. F. w. Pick
ems /: A patriot and statesman-the able
and undaunted course in which he has
heretofore represented us is not yel|forsol
His, cqnstitueIts at this crisis. again call
aloud for. him to enter public life.
BY Z. B. Spivy: The polical tree that
sprung from the Clay of Kentucky, yields
no democratic fruil. nor are any of the
sweet blooms Of Texas found on its
branches. :isl
BY John Rochell, SEN: Porcupine
saddles, hard troiling horses, aud long
journeys TO all those who are opposed 10
the annexation OF Texas TO the United
States. - -aeJitss..y .lS ii.sf
BY Joshua Hill: The Orator of the
Day: A gentleman of refinement and
talent, may the people Of Edge6eld duly
tapprecia.e his merit, and honor him with
seat in our next Legislature. .til. :,
BY Daniel White: F, P. Blair, Editor
ofthe Globe: An accomplished caum-
nialor, aud 6t tool 10 carry out tho dirty
work Of Tom Beutor q Co. His, imime,
date election would purge The press Of a
base slanderer, aud add fifty per cent to the
Democratic cause.
BY Capt. S. Mays: The Volunteer Com.
pany: The Spirit of ,76. -.
8yJ. NJ: Clark. Our Friends at The
North We cherish and commend their
efforts in our behalf f,r our just rights,
while we condemn our enemies for Their
unhalowed opposiiiiqa ID ID The rights guar.
anlied TO US by lfe Constitution. :.
BY George Martin The Hon. F. w.
Pickens: The crisis calls him from his
peaceful. retirement, and good old Cincin
natus like. he throws down his plough.
share and obeys the summons with alac
rity. Agfateirl constituency properly ap.
,preciale such noble deeds iqa their long tried
and faithful represeh,aIive. :;
BY B. Martin, Esq. Benz. c. Yancey.
the Orator OF The Day: The talen. and
eioquence displayed TO day, satisfies The
people that he would represent hem eff
ciently, and with honor 10 himself. a
BY A. Kilcrease, Sen.: To The Volun-
teers and Texas: ,7'.sG
Our hammer is unfuiled to the breeze of Texas,
A Jackson, a Coffee, or Pickeus to command
them, ,i -,,.-f.; y... H., ..a.r.,gs
Or some other brave General that may be
found in our land $. 49,. s.
Wen receive it willis, offered, protec. it il
/ needed,
Aud make it blessing to the rest of mankind.
BY A. b. Biaud :sF. w. Pickens: Ills
past, able, honest aud fine defence OF
Southern rights and Southern interest, en-
title him to any post within The gift Of the
people OF Edgefeld.
BY a Lady: The Rev. Geo. r. Pearce,
Of Georgia: His able and eloquent de-
fence ofthe iustilutions Of the South in
the recent General Conference, deserves
no, only the confidence Of The members of
The Church, but of The entire South.
BY. F. w. Pickens: The uuion, OF Texas
for The sake of the Union.
By 4. F. Keith: Nv. Pickens The
manner in which be-, has discharged his
duties as a public officer, will no, justify
any opposition at the ensuing election.
By Lieut.: j. B. Harris: Our Volunteer
Company, Spirit lof'76: Organized for lhe
purpose Of protecting Sos1hern ins,itu
lions, aud the rights and privileges guar.
anlied TO US by ..ne Constitution.
BY J.CanGeld: Henry Clay: May be
rev ard the patriotic Editor of the Ham
burg Journal, for those manly exeItions
made in, his behalf, with bob:tailed'mult
and a coonskin cap. -.
ByW. Bailey :iLongilife aud great sue.
cess TO Polk aud Dallas, at the ensuing
election. -
BY Richard Bailey: Long life, pros.
perity aud happiness TO The sous aud
daughters oil America, aud the friends Of
the q Annexation Of Texas. a
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AT NEW SALEM.
The birthday of our Natiouar Indepen.