Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-18

-, EDGEFlELU ". II.
.a..sXNEpNEsDaE,+N NOVEMBER 1918 10.
nWe omitted TO STATE in our last tha, the
Minutes Of the Edgefeld Baptist Association
were ready for delivery. -.
tpiaThe2 Legislature Of South Carolina Will
assemble at Columbia. on Monday ne@.
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,,7gfWe are indebled 10 the Hamburg Jour
g.usE for an extra containing important news
from Mexico. 4Z9s .fs - 5'' -
esa. We are indebted ,o'D.-J. M'Cord' ESQ
4bfor .acopy:oryan article entitled "Mr Cal.
i.boan ahlrhe Mississippi" published inthe
"flas, number Of the Southern Quarterly
aeR..isv, We have no, had leisure yet, 10
ncrlse This article, bu! will do SO as soon
50 possible, sll-ae
Ns,s Pdper.-,ye have received the
two tiss, numbers Of q paper called the
1.lsunn,rier Banner" editedby W. J. Fran
els. !, It weekly sheet Of neat appearance
aud contains valuable original and select
ed matter. The principles Of this paper
q are Democratic:
The. Wsaiasr.--For several days during
!. the past week, the weather was open and
p beautiful. and there was a .blandness III
- the atmosphere, which was delightful
Upon The w:oIe, we have never seen
..,more favorable Fall for gathering the crops
p, We call the. particular attention OF our
q READERS to an article, on our hrst page
50upon The ...AboI,ion Movements" al the
NORTH, which VIC copy from the Augusta
ab(Ga.y Conslilulionalist. 1t sounds So
:otlemn,i warning with regard to the move
il,eats Of the Abolition Parry, whose
J. - Strength sire has increased 10 most fsariu
extent, "A one time, small and insisnh-
cent, this; baud Of traitors aud disorsan-
izers has become OF such great importance,
= eeasYocon.rol the eIeciions,n aconsIderable
{ din number of the States Of This CoDfederacy.
Already have. they been courled by mem
s,Gs bers of bo,bthoFgreat parties. of; Wing and
= Deuocrat We hops, fortbe honor and In:
of,he latter. that they have not yet
'Spas 50 fos, at,fey cannot cut asunier
ss,iha de bonds which have to some extent,
10 os1uec,ed them with this party of fanatics.
,h-y1e Iletgthe Northern Democrats do as
= they will, there is but one course for those
members of the party at the South, 10
pursue. They must form 40 alliance with
tho anli.s!averyn party ir any section OF
:. this u nion. to secure their candidate for
Sathe Presidency. We mus, under all cir
J; craaslences and on all occasions, make no
y compro.nise with our worst enemies, aud
we must a, every hazard, stand up for
our tights and our peculiar institutions.
~ We arc reluctant 10 believe that South.
ern Wings can ever fralernize with North
& ern Abol,ionis,s. We sincerely believe,
Fs,ha, there are many good and true men of
:. jha, 5par'S At the South. who when me
:, crisis comes, and ii is necessary TO defend
the institution Of slavery with the sn ord,
will not be found wanting. We believe,
Thai they will make. common cause will,
!, the Democrats, ami that both parties will
2 then rally around the standard of the
South. in defence Of their property, their
: altars aud their homes. ID
. >, Death Of one, Of Gen, Marion's msn.-
10 In!,hs Charleston Courier we find an obit-
y ;uary of Mr.. Archibald Mcclellan, who
was one Of General Mariou's troops Mr..
Mcclellan died on the 3rd Of November,
a, his residence in ST. James, Sentee, in
Tahe s3rd year Of his age. Although very
young in the Revolutionary war, he par
!, ticipated in some Of its stirring scenes. He
=, was with General Marion, when he made
isan extraordinary forced march, and sur
= 1'prriized detachment Of the British near
lParker's Ferry. He was also at the affair
j; near tQuinby bridge, and continued under
a:h;s;c0mmaud till the termination of the
war; In all ,heTrelations Of lifeihe was
most exemplary: He lived ~ years on
the soil beqaealhsd him by bis father. He