Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27
From the Charleston Mercury.
GRoANs.-(Hear them! Hear! Hear!)
(trrrii, excitement
No. |. a HenUv. Groan


Col Webb, Godfather General ofahe
allied forces Of Whiegery, Nati.isn, aud
Aholilionism, in a qainlully prolracled ar.
liclc, retro tircum eheu and prob spectiueLy
lugubrious. urters prob -digious grnan as
follows Having she@n how atrociously
Old Hickory murdered "lhe Great Resu:
lator." he exclaims- i; .5.tisg Z,
So much. for the past. Oflhe present
we have bur lille 10 say, Translaling cor
re,lythe will Of the people by their recent
action at the polls. andihe only inscription
which the present" hears, would read
thus Ei:sf!ssE
= Polk and Dallas.
Repeal of the Tariff; and Free Trade.
The stoppage Of Nanutactmers and aca=-
+. ges t,centy cents a day
Destruction The Supreme Comtof The, u.
States. -
Reputation. ..-j s,E
Annexation of T,eraS & War ,oiA Merico,
Seizure of Oregon q. War aoith England.
zel National Disgrace.
Desrmtion Of Commerce and Universal
Bankruptcy.
a Nation Of Rogues and Pdupers.
DiSunion.
.ntandum, Jimmy Polk! jules. rsmouare,
Is doiorem r .=
y No.a2. Another uery heary groan.a
The Utica Gazette gruans that aBig
Woolien Factory tha, was going for 10 be
established there, wont be established noig,
because Mr. Clay is NOT elected. Ehu!
sic transit gloria woolly. aS
No. 3. a Heavier Yet Groan.
The Baltimore American groans that
two great Iron work establishments were
just going TO hdve an operation in Mary.
land, and woe-vonl noW-canse as above.
If Clay had bee; elected, tiley were gplns
for To go INTO The operation of selling iron
for fifty per cents more than II was worth.
Hard case theirs! Ohej! jam Damn. .
No A.. Yet a Heapier and Harder. y.
The Baltimore American groans that
",wo individuals" there were going to build
t,vo individual ships, lha, is 10 say, leach
a ship."'if: Mr. Clayfwas elected But
as he.is mol, they give;up the ship,a"a ship
each!' So orhere'slwo ships lost I? cresos
and cruise !! Derry Do,gn
Alllhis dreadful, and we'll calculated
to make Them turn up their eyes /! and
hold UP their GFyII G!i s., j.f
GYWoshallhear;itg groanedthat Heary
CLAY and s Il had made extensive ar
engagements. to send more " Hemp 10 trail
tors ard stock the Chariestt II market fully
with Kenfucky bogging hut thai now, hat
the duiy,whiclfhe be imposed for protection
ofself anil son. Ill is. in danger, his parens
lalicare forus ponr people heiDg dispensed
with, and onrhbags singing ""DoWniw iwitil
thetbaggaee ard UplWitb Dundtess." ishe
said Mr.. Clay says .Rotthe hemp !she'li
consume il, fimself!n But avauht tiein
slisation! IfS..croWner's quest, shall ep u
pronounce nverlhat atdefunciionary,l IT'S mfeto
de .se'' of sdied by The pisitation Of hemp. :
The Whig Trcss.su aYc. are accessories
beforefhe Hang them ~ IS !.
3 Nex,wil iIbe sroaded thar Mrs. Thack.
sier had iipsi invited Old Mrs. Maiediclion
ID cup 81 black Tea, with aslitt!e Texan
blood by WaY:of stuck in it--bul as Alr.
Clay amt In, she cant get hertiea blpoded
and has senI 10 say she ,Gont be al Home
10 her Jphhnny ;.3. ..i,. if..
a...o,PPpls a,inlhe e diary or ndai5Iyp''
as, friend Flossbos eallsit. !. l5t,.{
There are many more. groans a atloa;;. y,G7 !;
The North East winds grani with 1hen,5w-i he ,5- :
hut we have not time 10 gather them az and
as the manager said when yalt cogld'nt n
come fpn lbe sta age-rWe gave hlatus
raid deasad Is. s.
i, y. .prespnie tils! next gran will
q ome Ii, us with nonrning maEks,. com
prl;aing thaf JofIn7tI Bolts late of tho Turf
Is now undor,lis tarf shat having pledged