Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-07
lhesnantets.4bs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

PofidHce.Ga u nlS5ffS, manItest.rT U pont the
coAgenIence ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the5galue
ofaandsSi iRrodueivedands, without p arr
kel, are valueless, beyond whatis.necess
sary asI means OF subsistence. q The
planter WHO shauisshissc cotton fifty miles,
certainly labors under greater disadvana.
ges than Ileswhp,ha twenty Ave miles.
and4tlle sIandsIofsihe latter! AL; things else
being equal, ,wouldcertainly haYe;the ad.
vantage inspoinl of value homy this Cir.
scumstances aione.9 The building ORA Rail
Road, from Aiken IL; this place, would, 10
all inientsand purposes remove the plan
ta,ion of eYery2man, who lives. above the
Cour, House, 90. miles. nearer 10 marker
andihos sayes46 miles oftraVel Of his wa.
eun,and oteams besides two or three days.
tiuie.,si iNowaiIais plain, that the greater
conreniehceof a market, not for cotton on
", but rformany other things, which-are.
not now sources from which the planter
derives money, .the2increased value of real
estate, and a saving Of time. and, labor,
would all be realized by the building of
this Road; and these are considerations
which should attract fhei attention of al!
who ownpropeny or desire TO make il. IL.
would also open many avenues TO ibusi.
ness and etnpt oyment. give a new i'm Pelus
TO alLbrancbssof, trade, and, aWakena spi-
rhsofeaierPrise dand Industry among onr.
people, hitherto puukuown.o Many, now
living. in idlehess; oripufsuing some bu'
s:ness which furnishes but scanty subsls'
tance, could find profitable employment,
aud for, handsome support. These
advantages would Offer. themselves to all
classes, aud furnish.a field. ia:which every
variely'of talentsmight successfully oper..
ate.: Then, ierevery !man'in the. district,
far and near sconie up 10 this thing with
such support as he may be. able TO bring.
He that is able. 10 oiSsubscribe only Sl00,
may, il he is. a man Of energy, find 200
men who are-wil!ing 10 do the same hing.
He lhau iscablei 10 subscribe $500, may
find 100 who will do the same. He that
is able 10 subscribe $1,000, may find so
menlo follow bis example; and hose who
are. able 10, subscribe from 2 TO $4,000.
mayi eactt fad man, to do the same.
This .dohe, ryandihe Ruad is built. Let
everyma,E' then. think otsiti talk Of it, aud
confer with his neighbor about it, and let
US soon have public meeting upon The
subject. come square mp 10 The thing, take
hold rofil, and accomplish il. Letus;no
longer. be so far behind. our fellow citizens
IN. other partsofthe State, and lei US no
kinser with shame have 10 acknowledge
that pnr sister Statei Georsa.so far our
strips the Palmetto State in Rail Road
enterprises. Let us. show that our wealth
is as. ready to, promote the lniernal I'm
prosemcnt of our State ns:on arms are
seady 70 defend hersoil: at5i ClFlS:
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i: Correspondence. of tho Ercning sNc,es. a.:
WAsHlSsroS;eSept. %, 1885,
At the protected G Caoineta meeting last
might. lhei requirement. of the Mexican
Goyeriment that we shalt first withdraw
our forces from her territory, before she
,will lls-considers, ,lsesj proposal al mediation
by England. Ywas suua ininasly rejected.
1t is also confidently, stated on gooi au.
ehori,s ,ha, the otief of England TO our
Gouernmen, was aadee present circum
stances, declined. ..s-4:I,o isa s45
u,sii!.W fEai .s.i - - -7---,F4 -ris, 49,,
sfmpar,anlr Runors. .--The Washington
1orresponteatsof the, Philadelphia S.
siuZe0es says; tha, a7Cuhinet' scauncii''w
iie.d ia Satuehay1ast, wheu i; was deter
:nined, .,t,asthe Gulfsquadron should make
an an attach on Tampico, aud orders were
directed 10, beitarsmit,ed for adopting this
sneasure aresaid 10 lc briefly these:
Between Monterey and Saltilio, dis
tancese f;aboul S0Smiles. there is a series
of danserons deGles, where the troops may
probably be; exposed,,o .tarassing attacks.
should The Mexicans adnpt the Guerilla
mode ofwarfare. Again; betweeu SaiIilo
and. SAD Luis de Potosi, there's all i'm
meDse desert, Interesting W hieh our troops
wvsioooJd be So weakened and diminished,
that they would scarcely be in a condition
10 resist a Vigorous attack. IL however we
shall be able 10 give the necessary aid to
render our military Operations effective.
The correspondent Of the Gazette gives
the Is hole Of this as a ramor that transpired
after the session or The Cabinet, How OF
why sucl, things, which shpuld, we think,
lie kept secret to teDder Them successful,
should be pernitted to become public. we
know not, but eau have iillle doubt Of its
probable truth: ..'.i -: -. -
Correspondence Of The Courier.
WhsHISs Ton, Sept.. 2S.