The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-08-23


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seek tsS5 first, vii sbe Certain to find
i|hes last.
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Jan ldnid Fire, Earth Of "a IL
With l1fess sacred stream Compare,
By Washidg fon ii. Brown Tie Paalmes.
10 Reg in,ent Il,
Long may they; live
Il 3 Happy may they 6es
Blessed with content fifs sS,s 81
And from mi rtuha free; IS
BY ]. n. Mel cod ne Sumter Company:
The most pronii inent feature in the Palmetto
Regiment. Should the Mexicans become
dissatisfied with what they have already iiad,
they can have the second part Of the tune.
BY Joseph Chandle Capt Jas. Cahtey:
AS adjntant of the Palmetto Regiment, his,
Isyalotsand depnr tment, designated him in tile.
choice shis fellow soldiers. ass q worthy
suecassorl Butler
Ebes abl and faithful repfeseItative OF
southern interests, in our pafiionai coIhe eils.
IA q volunteer sentiment General
victory in the war Of Mexico and dsiss classified
in our estimation anu gratituac with w ash !
lington and Jackson ;s' Il
BY 81. b. Mayyee The eloiee o,s Rleetorst
sef President diia Vice President should 6e d5l
The People. EiS2 ~ ~
BY. a N. hfcQ Quccn. The Palmetto Iessii.
ntenf: Tears and eternal remembrance for,
the gallant dead. Congratulations and cluss
tering honors for the heroic survivors, Il
BY Charles r. Richardson. Gen. q, homas
Sunatcr:: He. %as called the gamescoak Of
the Revolution because ever ready to do bat
tie for his country. Both lIis ready yalor and
shrill clarion were transmitted to our I'd einn.
! teers, fot1heys sll became Sumtars.s 8
BY M.sI, NinEins. Capt, Francis Sunter:
The youlig game cock, descendant of the old
| stock. The Mexcans can bear ample tcsti-.
snony to the length and keehncss of his gaffs
BY w. II. Dyson. Col John PhiRips.-.
a long tried, and distinguished public servant
1 in our State councils. May Charleston avail
isherseif of the present opportunity, of adding
ITO the lustre of those services, which she has
thitherto literally contributed, in our national
Elegislation.
/ BY J. b.. Hodge. Adj, james Cantey:--
+ II he was selected in times that tried mems
souls, and By those who knaw him well, to
wear the mantle of Bntler,s why may we
1nct With equal confidence, designate him as
Esucce.ssssmor NJ to our present worthy Representa-
Tive in Congress.
I ByIohnJ. Gordon, Gen lvashsacton:-
i1lay' his name he forever remembered by the
nntives Of South Carolina.
sSBy G. A. GaydeH. lsssj. James z. Henry:
Sflhes of South Cardinals most talented and
gifted sons. Whether for his eloqucnce as
learntss9as jnriar--or his wisdom as
statesman--hc is alike eminen,iy distinguish
! ed.
| sByJ. +. Soion,onss The Sumter Yoiun-
seers = Their coolneast and bravery on the
Field, and the cheerfulness with which they
l#bore the fatigue of the campaign, are evil
dence of what citizen soldiers can perform
BY Lady. The. Palmetto Regiment -
When they We're born the tree of liberty
took roet i'll their5hs and continued to
grow until it's branches reached the conquest
Of Mexico.
| The sGhnrleston, Camden and Columbia
papers Will please copy and ohlige the
AZ, COMMITTEE.
lFor the Banner.l
The following beautiful lines were read at
the "Sumtcr Celebration on tho l7th Aug,