Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-12-16


patriot statesman will find field broad,
enough in which to labor without the,
hazard of going astray. EHeGt 10 i..
In the continually varying habiis, wants.
and pursuits Of men, changing old'sand
making new laws become from iirniis:eiIio
time indispensably necessary; 5ut in the
exercise of this power, it ought constantly >
to be kept in mind that il is ..bet,erIo
bear the ills we have, than to 1y to others
that we know mol ol,"-and that no change
Of the existing law ought TO be- made, un-
less there is moral certainty. ita, the
proposed new law will operate more bone.
fcially.
The promp, and faithful administration
ofjuslice, the means facquiring and dis.
semiualing knowledge, and facilitating tho,
transportation ofthe products %of ourl lsoil
to market, are subjects Of vital impor.t
alce 10 The State at large, and deserve
your constant and serious attention aud
at future day, propose 10 submit 10 yoiir
consideration, some suggestions on. these,
subjects.
Out Of The relations which exists he.
tween the several States and the General
Government, collisions of opinion hayte,
occasionally arisen. which hate from ,,imo
10 lime Threatened the disruption of the
Union. For the present these are in a
great measure happily daieted, and the
indications at this line encourage the hope,
that at no distant day we shall be permit =
ted to share equally in The benefits, as well
as the burlhens of the Government. The
various and conflicting interests. Of the
several States are well calculated; to 70.
meit these discords and they may and
will probably recur again. On such &c.
caslons our true course is 10 sustain the
Federal Government in The legitimate
exercise Of all powers delegated 10, il by
The Constitution, and resis, by all cons,i-.
tutional means the usurpalion of those,
which have'been reserved TO the States.-
The sword being the last resort.
The only circumstance which disrurbs
our amicable relatio1s with all the world
is the Cloud which hovers over our South :
western border. War in lis miIdesl forn;5
amongst the greatest jcourses Of man. Z
mcu,s ,r fro and ,.,,s, ,nd aI..,ss;s;,:.
sc;snce bo. ,I.'s.,.d aaao.s 80" ,,,h; w - aT, !.
roIl IN ,he w;Jn :, e,,eni ur ,be enr,h ;a,oa
scroll almost within The compass Of the
visual orsans-and what may we not
expecl from it The sublime morality of
the Christian Religion will commend il to
these aoen,s ,re c,Ic,Ia,.d ~ enn,ss,;.
w;,H ,Ls r,o;J;,v ~ ,;GL'n;nn ~ ~ ,La L
100, bor,,l,r;eo of Inc ,,r,b ..nJ 80; -.
mn, Win hniv rsvsr.nco ,r,,o, ,h,, ,Iass
are rhe means or,Iained bv XIm;ob,, w;s.
dom TO oa,hef ,ose,her aII tbe na,ions of
The ear,h ~ one r,nilv in ,I,yeli ,oae,hor
in neace and bafmuny ami silence fo,.
ever ihe alarms If Wa:
Bu, The War wi,i Ws,ico :. M 6.,ion
Tb. h,noJ orn,r r.,Io,y c;,i.,.ns shaJ % ~
the falls of P.Ic aI,, Rn.,ca is n p,i
ma. and Al ,nterer ,eIls ths ssJ reaI;,y
Tier "a nm, s,nn ~ ironirs INV ,his !.
bn, brin, IN rho co,1y;c, ,Ir onr ens,n;.,
m ;, Tho war ~; ,,sb,v. ., aaJ, 80
t;on rn., .snn,b, Gs,Ii.a r3;,iiI.
Jn,v !. l,s,rJ IN bs na;a % nr' a,sn,rs,;. @ ~ a.
now soundinG tbrn,shout ,bs S,.,s II.
so,. ,rs roIT,.;no oio,,.,f IT, o,".,i..I
Gald sustain hn, hno.r ~ a,, ,,.' 49, ;" .n1
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w.. @ ''e'" "'"' "''' '''u'"i''' uo que
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dnns me. in eIeva,i"a NJ" me- % ~ ,bs !" h;aha, nas,
nt,;n. as nf ,,,o i" s,"''" "'o ~ 'ne n'snest
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:,cconn. T u ,,n "E; go, ran ''Ies '"'n on
;ma .o.nai u 49,, my uss'.", u. "s un'es.
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