Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-11-27
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people expect wne..
wrong, he will
"Nince the sin
Or mollify damnaton with phrase"
they will find themselves mistakcn--thats all
He did not leave the Pulpit for the Press without
calculating the consequences.
We find the following "letter from the Editor
in the last Wing. His account of his Sabbath
enJoymcnts is very racy;--
WIvYsBoRoNGir, S. Carolina, Oct Goth 1916.
Rail Roads and Manufactures 49, Nuuland and
Georgia Etecfions--1he SdtJdth-The Churches
--Prcaching, &c.
The people of this State are high up for the consruc-
ton OF Rail Roads and for Manufactures the latter
being the most remarkable thing oialI These excu-
sive champions OF the interest OF the dear people are
too late in the day engaging in manufacturing pursuits
ANY thlngthey can manufacture under operations of
the late British Free Trade Tdrif will be- drug in
their markets But these South Carolina politicians
really maiutain, that Free 1tade coniers upon them
DIRECT benefit, in addition to its numerous incidental
advantages!
The greatest good that South Carolina is like to Ell
construction OF Rail Ronds There was recently a
RAILROAD Convention in District below here, having
Tor It's object the construction o! RAILROAD between
Raleigh, y &, and Camden, in this State. On the ith
Fayetteville y. C., which Will be- numcrously attend
ed by ctlzcls at both States. That the scheme will
succeed no now doubts, who is at all aware of the
interest by the citizens, and OF their abilities
plcie such work.
have at length met with full returns from the cleo
tons IN Maryland which took place the 9Th instant
and the results are Just as would have them In Bal
tiorc and Baltimore county, where Locoocoism have
usually riunphed, the Wings have succeeded beyonc
their most s1ngnne expectations Inst year, parties
stood in the Legislature 81 Whirs To IL Locoocos
This year. they stand Is Wings to 81 L1coiocos 5,
much for the Democratic Tariff Of 1876
From the Gcoigla elections, am unable 10 gc. an,
thing like complete returns though am I'll them
These South Corona l.ocoioco papers, do not publls
the returns, which, however, ncncs me to believe thu
they are not favorable 10 their party As far as hear
from, the returns are cheering 10 the Wings. Suc
Wings have been elected to Congress- have succeed
ed with increased malorities.
spent the past Sabbath here and will do the plac
honor, and the citizens the credit, say, that hav
not witnessed more order and quiet, except at Ash
riHoJ during any sabbath | have passed from hon,
since the inst OF last month. account for it, howeve
from Se''-.-s- t'rv--- I6'ats
Charleston and Columbia next Their. are tour hon.
IS OF puo!c worship here IN full blast The Methods
fresoyterans, Episcopalians, and Secedcrs Tn
last named Church Is Caylnlstic ont and out-"dc
IN the wool They sing David's Psalms plough wit
double lines aud grease their boots with allow!
At ii o'clock, on Sabbath, heard plain but SCI
sible sermon, in the Methodist Episcopal Church ro
Mr. Norton, Protestant Methodist who is viii
out Congregation here, but is invited to preach thr
the country At o'clock in the afternoon. ray, ii
natives round, and they did me the honor to tut
ont inaniully. Upon the whole and among hands "
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