Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-28

ton; may il yet prove stumbling block in the
paths of those selfish politicians; and may the
.'.sober second thought of the pecple1:yet call
for that act OF Justice and hunanItyioa noble
and oppressed people, of;wIlich. they were de.
briyed by the wicked Vaccinations ofp9lilical
aspirant-, and Office seekers. -. -
BY E. Lcgan-The Annexation OF Texas
Tie mos important measure now in agitation
inthis cnuntry; may every effort to effect 1t be
cro,yned with abundant success.
~ a guest.-Texas-May the citizens of
Ta,os moi be so alienaed from Us, US not 10
rive ns an opportunity of receiving them into
onr nuion, alier the election foi President IS
over.
hone of Southern safety. The South knows,
and seert, 10 agree as to what would be, her in
to roc, bu, we fear the lime will pass, before
she can he induced TO act that noble part, which
alone can. save her from ruin aud destruction
RvF. H. Wardlaw, Esq-The Union ot the
states--The proper mode Of preserving 1t, IS
bv firmly resisting all infractions of the Consil-
tn,iou by which II was created.
By DR.. ID. l.. Wilson.-Millions for revenue,
but not one cent for protection; and ne who
quietly submits 10 lawless taxation tor tribute
is slave. - e..
So Ear, she has acted honorably, and has de.
served the name of "gallant state, ifshe should
suffet tile present Tariff 10 conlinue unreduced,
sbe should he reminded Of Notification:
By Joel Ahney--South Carolina-The first
I'd declare opposition to the abitrary power as
snmed by Great Britain over her American
colonies in i765; The first to oppose the Tariffs
Of "a and '2S; she will ever be nuidng the first
10 onnose all similar laws in future.
ByMai.J. C. Alen.-Give tis Polk for our
President: give 1s the Annexation of Texas !;
unroot ihe Tariff; and 60 for the Union and
,Le whole Union, which believe will then BE-
perpetual. ~
of the limited States-In order 10 secure the
Go,mer and promote the latter, we should OPP
nosc the election Of Henry Clay, resis, mo-
dern Coon Whisgery IN all its forms; advocate
,he claims of Polk and Dallas, and procure the
immediate annexation Of Texas.
Rv ~. .Barnes.-May every true patriot re.
,1,cmbcr the cause that produced the ReSolu-
tion, and with the venerable DR.. franklin. say.
" ,vhere liberty dwells. there is my country"
Ry WIN. Scurry.-The tue principles of76,
claim 81, tins time the serious attention Of every
son ofthe South.
Bv Simeon AttawaY. South Carolina-Let
her sons, confiding in The justice Of their cause,
stand firm to their post; and when they DO act,
10, Il he with the vigor oftfe storm
Rvs Democrat.-The time is not Tar distant
vObsn Modification will rage in our land; let
the neople who have experienced the adran.
tapes of the remedy, try it again. Let us never
be depriyed Of the liberty our ancestors gave
ns by shedding their blood. II we are frceme1
10, ns show bnt one party. and go hand m hand
~ the achievement Of our liberties second
By B. C. Matthew'S, Esq.-South Carolina
She has no brighter jewels than her: brave
sous: they are true to her inter unsollcltous
G,r @ Gvors. and unacquainted with fear
pya4L Nicholson. Esq.--Tennessee--Her
,ono,o,,s soil has raised noble PoM Statk'
ss,.I,oao beayiua properties, we trust Will re-
Store our broken Constitution. mi.
RI + OGnu,ebIm.--The Farmers--ihe
!. homo and sinew OF the country;" may they
o,or erarcisc that degree of patriotic zeal,
which will be best calculated TO promote Inc
interes. Of our beloved country.
nv Hnqh Neal-" Honors 20 whom nonors
o1e due.' The very meritorious gentlemen .,
yho framed and passed the obnoxious iee.oiii'
and land yaluing act, we say, when tneY 60
70 the legislature, they may go, on their own
expenses.
By James Vaughn.--An honest and inde-
nendent yote-We should be al punctual in
doing our duty at the polls. as IN The field Of
battle.
By Richard Ellis.-The times are bad; the
Tariff il bad; the price Of Cotton is bad; and
great many other things are very bad; but
the greatest evil we have to contend with. and
a prea,er evil than oil others pu; together, is
pride. It, c
men of Big Saluda--They are noble, high
minded and patriotic.