Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16

Carolia&. Indignant a, the Insult offered her
tavorile son, her distinguished aud talented
statesmen with true Carolinian spirit, have
. spurned the mantle of The English Mission
\ BY John McLeiman. Our Republic. The
s $ {dread OF Monarchs, and the Asylum Of the op.
pressed; 49,
By Major VIM. Eddings The memory of
.dudrcio Jackson. the unsurpassed Patriot. The
defender and presprver ofhis country.
ByL. 6. Carter The memory of Jefferson
By G. Cooper. Texas. May she unfurl
the star spangled banner. and sally forth as an
integral part Of the American Union, bidding
defiance TO the whole world -
By the COMMITTEE Of Arrangements. Henry
Il. Spann, the Orator ef The Day. His well.
trained and cultivated mind, in connection with
his correct moral department qualities him to
become valuable and useful citizen, and pre-.
pares him to act Il conspicuous part Oh the
theatre Of life.
To whicyfMr. Spann briefly replied. that the
compliment originated more from good feeling
than any melt of his own-tbat the audience
no doubt had aheady been satisfied with the
public speaking in the proceeding part of the
day, which would induce him to decline any
further attempt and then thanked the commit.
Tee for their kind attention toward him. MIR.
Spann then gave the following sentiment:
James X Polk. May his position in respect
10 tariff for protection, be more fully and dis
tinctly defined.
BY Henry H. Mays England. Prond and
potent rs she is. has been twice whipped by us
and if she deservesit, we will make the sears
4 little deeper, broader aud longer the ihird
time:and more incWraHe.
" al, yuo Nj.
Dufic, Should the leebleness of his body pre-
vent the exercise of his powerful mind al
Washington, during the next session Of Cor.
rress, we hope that the aching void will be sup
SIied by the towering intellect Of John c. Cal
houn.
By Captain w. H. Griffin. Tie Tariff. 1t.
must be reduced to a revenue Standard pea
cibly we can, forcibly five must,
ByZ. Cheatham. The Anncrati0u OF .IcraS.
Allimportant 10 the welfare OF the South, aud
the stability of the Union.
BY l.. A. johnson The Temperance Tctorma-
ton is ON rising ground. May it continue tn
risetill it triumpliS over every Srosshop III the
land.
By James B. Eddinss. Tho Hon. 4 = Burt,
our Representative in Congress. a ready aud
able defender of Southern rights
By Captain john Foy The l0th Regiment.
Always ready TO defend her counry's rights,
and 10 defend the ladies.
By Enoch Carter. Gen. Jackson the iHaStri
Gus hero statesman and patriot The glory and
prosperity of our country occupied his last
thoughts. His fame eau never be eXtin-
guished.
By Thomas c. Griffin. Old Edgsfcld. Re-
: markabe for the frnness and intelligence of
her c,izens, aud the "prctticst gals in the
county. "
By DR.. r. C. Griffin Texas and the United
States The spili. Of Bowie, Travis aud Bon
liam, from the blood.staned walls of the Alamo,
calls to us, with a voice as loud us Snai lhun;
der May our government determine there
shalt be 40 interference. nor her ci,lZeus over
awcd by foreign influence, uulIl the question
of annexation Is settled, and al once march an
efficient force to her frontier TO prevent single
Mexican soldier from setting his foot on this
side of ine Riu Grandc.
BY Lady. Temperance and frccdOm Twin
sisters in elevat ng the human family.
BY d. J. w. Cooper. Female Education.
All important when the recipient is destined 10
be our help mate, our counsellor. our nearest
and dearest companion, and the sharer ol our
adverse or prosperous fortune.
ByD. Wae Tic Fair. Intelligent, benevo-
though un;lsSnming, their influence is ulllinl-
ted.
By WIN. Rotten. Gachcriorshlp. Long and
protracled low downin the pockets. exhibits
coldneSs, calculation and SttshueSs Wrinkled
auslerty aud dry chimney corner philosophy.
though CONNECTED will, wealth. disq:Iailiy the
hardened veteran in single bleSscdness 10 make
ukid or aiiectionate husband, when united To
Young, buoyau, and spri Chilly companIon.-
Young ladies! select just such young bach
eor as am, and you will not he deceived.
BY Pleasant Burnett, Sen. Win knowledge
and virtue, the united Efforts CT ignorance and
tyranny may be dctied.
BY Majpr w. w. Griffin. The Bruce Tez
ians Will, the assistance OF Il regiment Of such
spirits as tue Carolina boys, you cdn success
fully resist the invasion pi any Mexican despOt,
aud plant the standard Of liberty on any ram
part that might be advised in cool deliberatiom.
BY Pleasant Burnett. Uncle Sam. Don't
vou see him sitting down OIL Il e Rocky Noun
tainS with one foot in the Atlantic and the
other in the. Pacific, and Mexico washing his
feet. while Canada is standing at his back, con-
graduating him upon his bOundlnss prospect.
Uncle Sam if you don't mind yon will have
to put OH your old c"cked hat and regimen.
tails, u d draw your rnsty sword to defend your
restless pride and graspIng ambition.
By Major L. W. Carwile. En- G0o. Ham.
,nond His able defence Of Southern Institutions
entities him TO the warmest regard OF i'every true
hearted patriot.
The past week has been continuation
Of hot dry weather, and. although we oc
casoually see The appearance of a shower
passing, we can hear of nothing like
settled rain; and the crop of corn SO far