Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-27
From the Charleston Courier.
TO THE PLAN rERS OF THE
LOWER COUNTRY.

You are invited 10 attend Tay ylnr NEE
n ting. to he then aud there alarmed Hbou
Y your slave property BE careful how yn,
are led as,rav. Wnen The oIi fox lost hi
tail in a Irap, he sIrut,ed am.ng his frl
; lows and said it was the latest fashion
aud advised his companions to cut of
their Ir"stes 100; but they were not 10 b'
doue for. especially wher they discnverer
: thar The old one had heen caughI himself
, The Ta,l"r men were enlrapped; they
ihoush' South. Carolina would eo for Tay.
lnr. They lost their connection wilh the
Democracy, and want company. Misery
loves company. Beware Of them. You
have something 10 loose. Now vnur cum.
naniuns tlrnuehnui The State, The plan.
lers, have their all AT sake. and they de-
nounre Gen. Ia , lor as an avowed OF
pnnenI To slavery. lie says. 'he prefers
the flee ins situli"us OF the Norlh." He will
MOI use his power TO veto the Wilmot
Prnviso TO save you from civil war. by
arrestng that Infamous intrusion on the
rights Of slave holders. Your ouly safety
is 10 Cass aud the constitution. the de-
mocra,ic candidate.
& The Democratic Polk says he will ve'o
the bill. This puts il off until Alb March.
lS49. Gen. Cass say s he. TOO. denies the
lhnriy of Congress, aud he will veto it..
This gives until 1853. By,,his time the
territories. remaining open to all. will fill
up with those " hn choose 10 90 there. In
fact, a succession Of Democratic Presidents
will. by "hlastery Inactivity" Jet THE
question settle itseli-iiial is the only way
10 avoid an immediate civil war, in which
The whole principle of slavery will be
dragged in. although up to this time not
evcn The Buffal" Barnburners have claims
ed a"y right 10 Interfere with yuuf slaves
in the STATES lf we can do ~ helter, and
The Wi!moi Proviso is thrust upon US. The
South will resist. hut moi until then Vote
for Taylor. aud the first Congress after his
election har odious measure will be upon
Us. and then the tocin will sound. Now, a
civil war, involving AZ i, will inevitably
:he whole suhiect Of slavery-fvery acre
ofsRice. and Cotton and Sugar land wil
be MOI worth dollar; ny one will buy ii.
LSlnves. ifLheY are 10 he.-r:'-..llI for. will
tsistiis wilf !aii hn The ptanief fffnis The
only alternative 10 avoid violation o! "ni
tights, why manfu!ly face the storm aud
6ght it uut. A corresponding ruin will lall
upunihe commerce Of the North. Our
stables supply the medium of lis exchan
ees A civil war ahroeaies the right to
pursue runsways; and all The blessings oi
our Uuinl,. its security against foreign ag-
gressinn. will he gone. Bn' all lhis is bet.
Ter Than 10 WELD an inch of ground TO op-
preston. But The lime has not yet come.
The event hao nor yeI taken place when we
can justly revolutions and lis consequences.
A successful war is calamity. When,
in spite of Democratic rule. the cssenl-
al ri ehts of the South are directly attack
et., we can safely appeal 10 the God o.!
Battles to bless our arms. The Oregon
Bill is an outrage nn the Democratic prln
crpal4 of strict construction. Mr.. Polk so
held il, but he Withheld his vo'e because
the bill was. in practice. i'll operation, a.
there is MOI an inch Of ground IN Oregon
where slave would not bring his master
in debt. But a Wing administration in-
rvilably prings on bloody war between
The section. of This country. The Wings
would NJ, fghl England in 1872, a"d de
unuuced the con(licr with Mexico; vet they
have no objection TO wage q civil war
aeains, rhe South on the barren q"rSlI"r'
of slave representation NiiIlDrmncral'r
~Ivehnllers aid and ahe them by supper
ii rh ir candidate? Van Buren, wants
two Presidents. His salteIues want TWO
sets of N liunal officers The man of no
property will rej"ice in all the chances OF
civil war Let Ihe South be true 10 lIsell,
no, by precipIaIing a war until II is the
only alternative. buI by calmly aud 1rm-
ly insisting on its rights. 1T none hui lhose
" hu have slaves 10 louse directed us, we
should 6nd M such hOi haste TO brake up
The peace and discipline Of our plana-
lions. The planters all over lhe State, as
true 10 lis interest and honor, perhaps, rs
these new lish' Taylor Democratic Wings,
are all against a Wing President. aud will
adhere To the faith thai has hitherto car
red US through our other nat'"nal dill
iicullirs We were tnsn II was Time To
, fight on he Tariff Bill. bur Drm"ratic
Vice President from The SLATE of Pennsyl-
vania gave the death blow IN the Tariff oi
Henry Clay-tien. Taylnr's picture o'
Souhe,n man. A SHAREHOLDERS.
Cranberries Cure for Cancer The
Tuscaloosa (Ala Observer says:
We have seen it stated, more han once
iha, the common cranberry was efiica
ciuus in the cure of cancer. hut have never
until very recently. hern an rye. witness
~ The fact. MIR. Middleton Belk. residing
within fur or five miles # this city, who
was afflred with cancer on The nose
FIR the last, eight yrers. was induced tc
try rranherriss, applied as a ponl'ice; ant
10 his great jov aud satisfaction, has ex
!. perened perlrcI aud radical cure.
No Resyecfer Of Persons.-Whiskey i
no respecer Of persons. i lays low olik'
all who parake of it. a few weeks a9'
in Cincinnati. a fen ale. her fingers covered
with mounted gold rinea, and her bod
e covered with cl"rh cloak. was dIscovere'
II sleeniuo in q stable. and so drunk thai sh