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

5. The Hon. George McDuffIe, and The
other fifteen Senator'S that sus,ufied the
Texas treaty: Faithful sentinels on The
walchtower, and worthy of the high sta
tion which they OCCUPY.
6. John Tyler, President of the U. S.
Although ridiculed and abused by politi
cal aspiranls, YET his administration will
be numbered amongs, the most patriotic
aud virtuous left OH record. ID
z. The Hon. F. w. Pickens: His un,irins
zeal in defence of Southern rights aud lib,
erly in The coIicils of The nation, entitfe
him to the thanks of his fellow citizens. =
Afierth reading Of The seventh regular
toast, Col. Pickens rose and announced TO
The audience, that if they would repair 10
the stand; a few PAGES from the table, he
would address Them, which was cordially
responded TO. When be arose aud ad
dressed them at great length. in his accus-
toned zeal and eloquence, deleneatiug the
operations Of whggery, and the great i'm
porance of the annexation OF Texas to the
Union. The audience again repaired 10
the table, and the following regular aud
volunteer ioasts were read and received.
8. F. Il. Wardlaw, ESQ.,: The accom-.
plished gentleman and able jurist. South
Carolina expects much Of him in Inain, ain, :.
ing the dignity Of her laws. :s;@
9. TIE Survivors of the American Revo.,
luton: Although reduced by time 10 a
small number, yet their memory will be
cherished for ages TO come.
10. The Annexation OF Texas to the u.
States: A measure Of vital importance 10
the South, aud should be sanctioned by
every true American.
IL. The Hon. ]. C. Calhoun: His supe.
rior talents, purity of character. aud faith.
ful discharge OF duty through a long course
of public life, justly enlitle him TO The
confidence Of his constituents, and to the
highest Office within the gift Of free peo.
Pile,
II. The Union of the States Essential to
their permanent welfare, but only TO lie
maintained by an impartial administration
OF the federal government.
l3. The FairSex Graced with every
charm to ensure love. and every virtue 10
secure esleem, without their participation
the blessings OF freedom would reward
no struggle. .aQ5f -. q:
yoLuaTEER. SENTIMENTS, g;srs
BY Maj. l. ]. johnson: May the star
that rose 10 spleudor from the balIle field
of San Jacinto, continue to brighten Till it
becomes the beauty Of The American ban,
ner.
BY Col. ]. Hill, Vice President: The
Hop. G. NJ. Bibb of Kentucky The able
exponent of,the annexation question, may
he yet live 10 see The infant Republic of
Texas a part and parcel OF our beloved
confederacy. .asa
BY Gues: The Orator of the Day:
His able and manly defence of Southern.
rights aud institutions, sure precursor of
his future usefulness.
BY Robert Jennings, ESQ.,: The Hon.
George McDuffie: Well done thou good
and faithful servant.
By, John H. Holliugsworlh:' Our pres
ent Representative in Congress, Hon. A.
Burt: Fearless, talented aud patriotic, he
deserves the thanks aud confidence of bis
constituents. u !,
ByJ. &c. Settle: The, Hon. F.. W.
Pickens: The firm supporter Of southern
rights through long and arduous course
10 Congress, the pride of South Carolina,
aud the oruameu! Of the circle in which he
moves, may he still be regarded in his true
patriotic character The willing servan, of.
a free and enlightened people. 10 any ca
pacity in which they may place him.
BY Lieut.. e, II. Morris: Give US the
soil OF Texas in preference to the Clay Of
Kentucky. .as
By II. L. Martin: Col. ]. p. Carroll :.
His numerous friends feel no disposition 10
pass encomiums, bul respectfully ask the
privilege Of his name as candidate for
Congress al The ensuing election. -
BY Col. David Denny The Insliiu-
lions Of the South: Guaranteed to us. BY
the blood of our ancestors and the Consli.
tuition of our country, mastbe preserved at
every hazard, against the eucroachments
Of pr, .ec,ionists aud abolitionists. - -
BY B. c.. Yancey, Esq. The ;Annexa-. :.
iipI Of Texas {; For the perpetnity Of the
Union aud the salvation of The South. :. !,
BY A. e. Cofer: George McDutfie
The citizen whom South CafoiiGa may
we'll be proud to honoir. His namsis al.
ready engraved upoIthe temple Of liberty,
there to remain for ever
BY w II. Harrison: Wopan Wnen
all other wrealhs are w;;iered, ;rampled
down and cast away. her smiles and sym.
palhies will brighten upon the gloom.
BY an Oh Cook =. 80.
T.le annexation ofthe lonely star,
To the United States Of America,
10 Of more importance, by great, by'faf,
Than to us the election Of Hsnry Clay.
Polk and Salad to US are gwen,
Being better to quench or stay; 80, 81
As goodly food for childien..
The desires can't be satisfied with Clay.
By B. NJ. Talbert :.Our liberty and in
s,itutlons beqheathed TO US by our illus
trious and patriotic ancestors $ May we
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