Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-31
CELEBRATION.
FeURTH OF JyLY SENTIMENTS.
Barn,ceU District


John C.. Calhoun-A faithful advocate of
Southern rights. May his name with all the
glory that awaits him, be handed down TO The
latest postcrtty.
Tom Benton and John @ Adams-Like fhe
Loafer and the Lamp Post, united we stand.
dipided they fall.
John TyIer-His administration has been
brilliant one To the North aud East he has
meted out jusiice-to the South and West lie
has heen ever mindful Of their interests may
posteri,y award to him the Appreciation Of Il
great and good man.
The Hon. George McDuffie-The chieitain
OF an almost fororu h"pe-tle hopeful restorer
of Southern Rights; long may ne live to re-
ceire the appreciation ofa grateful and admir-
ing people. ~
Our present Senatorsin Congress-1he I'M
nersonaiion oftlle chivalrv and genius oil South
Carolina. May good God permit them long
10 fill the high places which they now dignity
and adorn.
Let the venal hirelingS ol party press sts ma
tize e,hem as theym the manly independence
of the one, and the straight forward honesty OF
the other, pat them beyond the reach oil this pi.
tluI malevoIence. {.
Jobn Caldwell Calhouh--fle should have
boen the next President of these United States
Tile Hon. Whitemarsh B. Seabrook-hldy
he he ,he next Governor Of South Carolina.
John C. Calhoun---The firm patriot and pnre:
the honest, and purity of his fnrmer life repeI
eyery impataton of conspiracy against The
Union.
Gen. James Ilamilton-f1igh minded, gene.
rous and brave; although he has been im some
respects the ptodigal son, should he again re-
turn to his I" fathers mouse" we will Kill tor him
"ilre (atled calf"
Thomas II Benton--The coon skin which
he has lust covered himself with. is not quite
long enough to hide his tail and ears.
1T ValtcrbOro. ~.
"The Tariff of IS42"-An odious act dis
graceful 10 the United States Congress, and
ruinous to Southern intefesis-If not soon re-
pealed. South Carolins will again he ready to
appiy the righ,ful remedy.
AboitiOnisis, Domestic and Foreign"--We
place them in the tegorv of malefactors and
outlaws; and within our BORDERS will treat them
as such
John C. Calhonn-2The embodied spirit Of
enlightened patriotism and Unconstitutional liber-
ty; eminenty deserving the honor, with an
unbroken Phalanx
George McDuhie-His pIiilosophic eSposl-
tions of the true principles Of free trade, the
basis Of Agricultural prosperity and wealth,
entitle him to the lasting gratitude of the entire
South.
j.. c. Calboun--Dis,inguished as states
man, he has done his duty TO South Carolina,
and we will do our duty to ourselves by de-
Tending ose principles which he hus so nobly
vindcated. o9T a ~
The e 'TrtumstrdteH who murdered The 'tfea.
tv" for the nr,,d dissatisfaction OF ,heading" John
-':.cions; "hav have bnt pla.
Tyler: Sage Po".~ cudgels I'm I'm
ced in the hands Of the "people,
which to break their own heads. z
Hon. Whitemarsh B. Saabrook-Tllr zeal.
ons advocate of the Agricultural interest of our
State: we cannot too highly appreciate his eS.
ertions in so good Il cause.
Southern Senators who voted against annex
ation-Plnders to British arrogance and aboli.
ton famaticis,n-may they never find rest until
they find a traitors grave.
Martn Van Buren-The Northern mnn with
Southern principles, anf doubtful opinions; his
withdrawal from,.tle contest for nomination 10
the Presidency, at the late Democratic Con-
vention, heavy Investment in chances for The
next heat -.
Qualification. The only eficien, defence
against the unconsiitutlOaalactso Of a donlneer-
Ing maprity--a sharp. and entretaedy, TO
be- resorted to only in extreme cases: yet, one
that will reacI, any and cure most diseases in
the body polite.
Ths.spirit oflhe times ndmonis'rs US oi the
Sorh. .ihut it may become necessity, along,
to apply to tho ahotionists and fanatics Of the
North, tIle langnuge Of that immortal paper,
read 70, yo1,thrs day. "Thnt whenever any
form of rsovernment becomes destraotive.itis is
right OF the people.t to alier or abolish and nc
qniesfe in the necessity which conpels on,
separation. and hold item as we bold the RESI-
ofihe world. enemies in war, in pence friends. :
Hon. J. Caldwell Calhoun--South Carroll