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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-17

admitted reporters on condition. that
,yidencs shall n be published here
the Uniled States, until such. lime
s,haye elapsed that there will be a
Iiniyi ofthe publication uot reaching
before thetrial is concluded.
be Cour. Of Inquiry will be through
llhe evidence here this week. but X
rmalion f.have received be correct, it
yibe delayed TO investigate anojber
i. l am Told. and l consider my au-
rity good, lhalserions charges are 10
,refefred,against Gen. Scot by the
You have doubtless heard that coun.
Of war was held when the army was
Puebla, lodebaie the propriety Of "buy.
;aspeace,"s "sby advancing a certain sum
money 10 Santa Anna. It is said that
,n. Scott, although the council of war
'cided against the plan, entered into ne.
,liarion with Santa Anua, through Nc.
llosh, to bribe him into treaty, or not
oppose the advance of the American ar
" upon the capital; tta, the sum was
greed upon, and that ten thousan dollars
ere advanced as 'earnest money
annot believe that Gen Scott is guilty OF
MS. but that. a charge to the effect have
lenlioned, or somewhat similar is TO be
lade, the character and position Of my
,formaut leaves no room 10 doubt.
Thereissa part Of your Queretaro cor
espondenl's letter that do not very clearr
y understand. II is that stating that Sc
sral American officers have joined the
Mexican army. ] can only learn Of one
american officer who has gone from this
inc ofthe army TO Queretaro, Lieut..
o'Sullivan, who was promoted from The
anks 10 commission in one of lhe old
ofant!y regiments for his gaIIantry al Pa.
10 Alto, and Resaca de la Palma. He
resigned his commission some lime ago,
and ii is believed, went TO Querreraro to
Join The Mexican army. 1t is probable
manyo oe the deserterssfrom the atmy. II
is probable that many of the deser,ora
from the, ranks Of our army, with view
OF obtaining commissions in the Mexican
army, represent themselves on arriving al
Querretaro, as having been officers, and
thus your correspondent may have fallen
into error.
The inhabitants Of. Zecualtepec, a,
which place Gen Lane had.lbe figh, with
Jarauta. have peltioued Gen. Butler 10
remunerate them for the losses suffered Ly
them by the fight and the partial sacking
Of the town. General Butler has requested
Major Polk, now The senior officer Of COM
mand engaged in be fight, in The absence
OF Gen. Lane and Col. Hays. 10 inform
him bowaar those. people are deserving of
remuneration. Maj Polk is collecting ev-
idence 10. show that their reports of their
lossessare greatly exaggerated, and which
will also sshcwsthat the town. must have
been almost exclusively. .inhdbiled by que.
air-accnmnlirea !. NJ -
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and papers 'front.' 10 the
20lh Of April. TT our cores
pondent are exlrt- ,teresting, and
will be found to contain all sihe. news of
importance, tho burden ofsir being ,ha,
there is as We, no. quorum ofthe Mexican
Congress al QuereIaro, that:the prospects
of the ratification OF the treaty wakes fain-
Ter, and that Paredes is slilHa. large at
San Luis Polosi. 80 -
City OF Mexico, April IL, 154S.
Enclosed you will find a a,translation of
the frs, letter have received from the
gentleman employed as yourcorres
at Querre,aro. You perceive ,ha,
he SAYS Sepa,ors and Deputies are con-
s,aniIy arriving lhero from :all parts OF
Querre'aro. and yet he adds that The
House of Deputies lacks sixteen Or eish.
teen Of The quorum, and the Senate four,
showing lIIe number Of, G congressman. pre-.
sent at Tie seat ofGovernmenl 10 be less
NOW than it was a fortnight ago, when the
Mexican journals, reported .lha, but four
leeu were waning in both houses to make
quorum. This tallies with, reports here
hat Members are leaving Querretaro, for
their homes, as fast il not faster illan they
arrive. There are few, hero now that
do mot despair of the trealY.being ratified
by the Mexican Government, chiefly in
consequence Of the tardiness displayed BY
Pen y Penn 10; bringing. Congress ioseih.
er, and the non-fulfllment or his promise
to have quorum assembled as. soon as
the treaty was returned ratified by, our
Government. Reports are scurrent sill.
100, that Byslalnenle is opposed to peace,
and you will observe lhal4y your Querrelaro
correspondent. in speakine.of him and Mi
non going TO San Lpis Potosi wi,Ii ite ar. ar
my, says thatlhcy have gone under HE
pretext of.suppressiDg anlndian insurrec-
'on in The Sierra Gordpfdislrict, which
lies between Tampico and San Luis Pc.
losi. !. - ...., AS 5s
Mr.. Sewer arrived here on on Saturday,.
Bolb he and Mr. Clifford saw :ha, .bey
can have but very few wordssWith the
I:Mexicans, and those are 10 rally. The .trea-
ty quickly, and The General: I:insehief has
within a few days declaredasthat8 hes will
b, very soon either in Vera Crsz or Qner.
retaro. This is The only .waysio deal with,
Mexico. for r,their streng,t5ihis eniirely lin.
prqcraslinsiionslSs q h III
trial OF the officers and men accu-
ed of:the late murder and artetnpt.a, bur.
glary is going on. would ss.nd you 4
report Of the eyideneo but ,hs court has
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there was an adequate issue toiputsthem
10 full trial. l say to gentlemen that
the crisis is approachirg-not by any
acion Of the South, but is forced upon US
and If The horrors OF a civil war do come
which God forbid ~
- "Thou can'st not say | did it.,
Shake not thy CORY locks at me. .s
declare solemly before heaven, that
believe tha, we are in doomed minority,
and that il is The duty Of the South ITO take
some means to avert the evil. J have no
confidence that The guarantees oflhe con.
s,itulion wilIibe regarded. l have no con-
fiJence in those who choose TO preach TO
me good,faith, while have examples of
its iagitiou. violations. aud tell me all is
we'll when see ruin impending over me,
| wish ] could have confidence: am
told that when measure oflhis kind is
proposed, it is our duty TO give oil The
forms of legislation. Il should be glad, in
deed, If could discover in il any thing
calculated TO defend the rights Of the peo!
pie whom represent. The issue must
come. Ambition will avail itself OF IT.:
the elements Of lis developments. and of
mischief are contained in it,. | believe
from the course which this discussion has
taken. that many gentleman will vole for
this bill, but if they do, they will do an
act, The efforts Of which they do not ap.
preciale. Gentlemen do not unc erstand
The feelings ofihe South. ] have no fear
of insurrec,ion, nor the dangers Of slave
property. If We were in the midst Of a
war tomorrow. I tellthe gentleman, that
we of the south would feel as safe 10 the
midst of slave population as in the midst
Of a free. We will see mere Of this in ether
lorms-I make the prediction, that should
any parlo Mexico como into The acquisi
,ions of this Union. there will be provisions
introduced 10 prohibit slavery. The whole
territory Of the South is TO be put into the
power of those who tell me that '"in medic.
tutissimus IBIS" as they express it: Oh.
yes, they are very good judges of The mid
die courseGgbut as good, judges they are,
when they undertake 10 persue The middle
course. they keep it so long as it is their
interest, and no longer. What security
for moderation on our par'-and conf.
dent reliance on the good faith Of those
who have never kcptit! I4have expressed
myself with some warmth, but hope the
Senator from New Hampshire vii! al least
Go me The justice TO say it has not been
without provocation. ] have avoided epi.
lhets and violent denuncialions, because
am prepared for grave issues when solemn
determination and mol violence mast be re-
sorted.lo. ] am willing to wish The Union
safe, but lobe so it must preserve right,
aud maintain constitutional obligations.
lcannot resume my seat without express
sing The high qualification with which,
have listened TO. tho eloquent remarks Of
the honorable Senator from, Indiana, [hlr,
Huppegan.] He has taken the high min-
ded, and .indep pendent tgecourse whichShis
character entities usio expect. Iamcon.
6deut that he wiIlbe fully sustainedthy
all tfue. hearted pattiols lhfonghauisthssIes
ufun. - ,f%
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.fis,cs,o1lgniiion ,s, Of the Mexico
territory proposed 10 be

z. sp lt W Z (.
recognition i Of thesMexic'
territory proposed 10 be be
the clergy would oppose; sss.
treaty, or at leastfeqult'
be relnscrted. Not:;is'o. ;i'.,
correspondent is right ~ y
Padre Sanchez as the or,
and.a great minority ol
stands. The clergy oil
the inability Of Penay
force loan of Sl50.U(
Querelaro for the purpt
Congress and supporting
(which, when translate
purpose of bribing the
men, held meetings in
10 day and yeslcXay, Q
shop presided, foAhe r
sing ,hespropriety or e
vanciug the sum require
and to day they resolve
money from lhs fun
| understand the whole
Queretaro to-morrow
my mind, settle ,he.que
The treaty will be ralifit
frmalive. So
CRY OF N
! wrote you yes,erdf
translation Of a letter Fl
ro:corrcsponden, contai
,tant information. Les
tion may miscarry |
original letter. Our c
no, yet received an ans
muuication to The Gov
taro relative the the csc
a day or TWO since, wa
Mexican Governmentt T.
ican troops 10 enler thi.
session of a quantity ol
10 Que of the couvents /,
army. evacuated the ci
instead of granting The :
clothing. II would not
if The Mexican Govern
the arms taken in the di
be returned. II would |
the modest request j,r9
thing.
The mail is 10 from
should there he a lelier
pondent, | will endeavo
the MEXICAN Vera Cruz
here al TO- O'Clock to snii
hence. d. s. ~
fFrom the american S
The editor Of Ell Eco
one of the deputies who
Ierday for Quereiaro,
members in attendance
last Of the week lheri
six. lf,so, we see uoi,s
moi. organize by Monday
same. paper says Messrs
ford will leave TO MORO
escorted by.,a allrcav
ofby a division. il pr
that they were goiue
GoyeTnment as false;
being 10 present The Ire
Governm eirt.
The TREATY,- -El
:taroabas a. lung edi!ori
-lhar-stJ.Interd.dss-
mexico suffers by: il
The United STATES of
-theytake about $500
urges various rsasn
should mot be ratified
things says the Cove
ma'ed-placedaiu a r
neither make peace {
gress,) nor war L
readers know, is the
ton or The war parti
limited circulation. AT
ence. Many of its
and libeIlous, lhaIiw'
liberty which the
eujoy ed since its occ
icau troops, il w
ceased 10 be publish
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Gus intelligence oil the plot, ciirfct,nyea,eds,::
their designs. The National Guards. 8, !
well as the Mobiles, were called out. and &
the critical states ofthinss wflicbahfsafsal.tss,
ed complete reign nfterror, sfurnished'iheS:
Provisional Government ,wilhsihe pretcncss
10 military display.
All classes,now ldeeming the lately pro-
scribed troops Of the line defenders .of fof:
der, lie aud properly, a couple of -:fegii:S
menls were brought into Paris. Cannon:
for the first time since therey0lution, s,se,as
placed before the Hotel de Villeof the Ma.
!ional Guard Of Parif. No fewer ttatf
one hundred and two thousand men as
sembled al the quays and Bouleyards,.
joined by forty thousand ofthe Boulien OF
suburbs. S.. s.. 20:
To these were added &c, 600 Of :'llha;
Guards Mobile, and this body, between
which and the National G yards soriie iTeaI.. y
onsy had previously existed. fra,ernizeI
as they passed each other, aud common
difficulties were buriedin oblivion. s;.as
Ireland continues in very critical stateyi
aud the excitement among the people con::3
tinued TO increase ratherthan diminish. ~:
Arms are in brisk demand. nud:the peo-s,,
pie are being openly drilled with pikeg
and rifles, despite The threatened. inlerfer:s
ence Of The Government. Indeed. there
seems to be no longer any doubt of lhsfacI'
that Ireland is 90 the eve Of d civil war;
The Char,ist movement in England has.
settled down quietly, and the signers Of
The monster petition are calmly watching
the action of the Parliament. '-Is. s
Most alarming Representations Of public
opinion continued TO be mads. and il wasi
The general opinion that bloodshed was NOT
far of. ~: = Sss;y.: -
! GENERAL MARKETs.-The geaeraIfonsiI
Of the Coru trade has been firmer at;aIli
our leading markets during The week Thas
supplies from abroad continue limiied. rand,
as there are numerous buyers in the mar
ket, holders are enabled 10 realize better,
prices. AT Mark Lane. (Engiaud. Wheat
is quoted al 46 10 54 shilliogs. per quarler,5
Wills, Canadian and U. States are worth
43s 10 45s per Or. Corn sellsat2 To- 27si
per or Of 4S0 lbs. The demand for Amef-:
lean: Flour is, moderate. THERE'S 7aSfatrs
supply Of English grown al, that market:
On the 26th, U. States realized 26sIo 27sy
and. the samepricesiwere paid for Canas;
dian, TX ..,s i5<s:. t.,
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GERMANY.

1 e..
=. ..s47 GERMAN Y.t q
We learn that plan Of constitution :fo. 81
The central government ofGetmany. has
been almost ~ dehnItely determined inPoa
ny The great convention which met at y y
Frankfort on 'ne 81 Slsl Mareh, closely re-
somnb1llng maj OF me. .Unlled STATES OF AM;
erica. q cor committee OF 0V vas aged M
reyisln sit when me last posi- fofthe sleam-
er iei th. ana we expect soon 70 oe larnisli-
sd Wlln copy. Us proy,slons.i te>
syeo WIN pe aece ptabe @ AZ me
10 WI. CON mence =, stens
iir1e dnrlgg the next sululnll yerE I'd ID
iIae q fi,etlc t all vii be delighted To-
Ihal previous ,a tiIs &, itle RelsSs
.aIes, Llte pselatslioa q AmsIican adss;
a1 its ~. q
arsi
a.sa :. = ,..s
s5sS.,.. :
aIs -. ~ ! - ssHN.as.i 5la. Ille'lS
u"G n,''I,' :. ,Laa. r 81 aisssn
Os%s yIe =. az. tis.
s"'. ~ ...e on!.e.si'iesti WHICH our
tu.'ps ere s.ht!n ol Sleras Z. ols.ae
na,, Wfl.e me prl'1slt
.uns,'.'a" ~ = 9 - -, as
,;,.sa :, - a"e ~; I,;,eu = 1aW aas.s
H.. H. ~ H. :; 80, en. si
o,I "s. ILL., W., ,s,ea. o.. -
I" IT, = = IL ~ '"e aua
'!,;". ; C sIn'',I % .o..'ue"se =. US ol.a-'
NJ" M"n;.a aD,r,' a,h.sd.I wv Ios se,aallesf
] =, ~. als.a :.
.s omh,ac;aa I, ,bs , bneI;s. ', ~ s.bIs. tIs
@ .nJ uni",a;n vh;oh i%s s' h.as = s.as
Cor c nsmmarL you'll - oon,.;o 80 nhsS,s sssssi
nnn M oln mao,,,a ~, !. seaIanio :
Joo.So ~ pLarb ,ha -. = 'eo 1917.
ue' ~ .'.""s I - "a.on ou.'. :S,l.
n'a.l' ,u,u' o.ly u1'uian hu'.r'a anu
1'an liuss'd M.'t oe ao,',,.'ea. ~ wn,et
case 1, ~ VIII WI "u'hoet UNIV PoPplatlop OF
uOJ o'o. 80, !, 4 :. ~
Ihe reignlns Sings an and .1l dukes VIII be;
permitted ior ne present., 10 continue at
Tho head OF their. respective realms but
The revolutionary movement has become
so complete that 'hey are rendered emu, utterly 4
pnwerlrss tor purposes ol tyranny aand
other mischief, and are, III reality, nothing
T"re Than soyerelgns by courtesy. l,i.a
deed, they nave been 50 numo!ed. oy mo
., ,ne a a.nia W y,
avS ~, Srosnna.;h;I;," ovs ] n ~ rorm;ns h;s Ia.,
Va; ;v,P''I ,hs K;n, If prussia m,ds +,
a',y' on. non @ ,i'a, Lars ibsy w. sbonId assnms,bs
sas..ss;h;,;,. ss l ill., ri, ali Tho ,ne.sures of III.
oipt';n;',.a,;a, .eIp"''ua ri Thars 70 ns,b.n. u,dsr
,I u"''""'o o.o",,'.,o,,,o. r,nrs l;sdnr =. hi.
n..s.,l"ra ."s - 49, nnbl;c A., ae he
oe t;ro or F',Jar;o,, @ VIII 3 s,p'siV % vu;,ln,,.
.',s , W euI'.N s,,e,, ,;a', ~. no,,not .sa.sn
a"up"ns .,."l sa sorn p Tso,la,s m x;mnn esn.
was wv 'e.ue' nc a.,s;oa,,1 e e, o,an,'au
,. ,,a was e " Jonond @ bn, ,f,er ~ b.v;as
,s ,,n.. so"seIs Ia r,,,ed;a,etr ab,nianed his
I"" ,brons :, ooncc;uinr ~" ,hal he was deDriveJ
Uao,. " ~, pI",i, Wv ,hs v;r,nollr snb,fin,ed de
lHOHoi' HS t"H" '''eo''y
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From The ". o
LATER FROM TIL

The schr. Heroi
Cruz, and we ore
for the prompt iral
and papers from I
20lh Of April. TT
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The total amount Of Treasury. No,es
out standing on.ihe lst inst. is officially !,
declared 10 be SIG ,697 $50 81.
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GREAT FIRE n. ALBANY.

NAV I3ih, ISIS.
s MAMA NDER S AFEs--alr $. G. HerruE-sir-
ThmEir1 It tic yuu. and a precautionary measurs
10 all BUSINESS persons, naeAy Gently that hei m
the late nfc t5h iai) in my store enc Of sour Sa es
Wic IS pateatl la the laost posed part Q 1.-THE hft
There cmg large quantity Of oil directly intohl "a
overhead Which when ON fire created intense heat,
heaGg fse safe To sHe degrees that did not open fe
forty eight hours after tfc lre and then in parts of NJ
Sale IL was quite warm. ard WAat more aaisiaets'
~ my pagers, all perfect with the exception
Of haiae itse smoked, caused thing by "a tnnnihs
on the s5ie n. BORFt.E.
ca ehsrrf9 coriifg 10 the aose apd fttrlher,t al
had of the kind Safes in MIR Thorn's sto q,
destroyed by IRE at the same time, where ikeptny
papes and book, and as above mas tie result Ut min
}. o uAlGHT
For safe by PRYOR < FANLt
novf3 Agents the manufacturer.
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'fa'lsFf'' S&:tzta -' o., -
and Carps Ware Rooms,
No lf3. Me;p street Htee'iag. Il.
FTsE subscribers waH'3 respectfully etlite e.t a.
= oftseiH customer FHa She pAe se'tsrsliF 20 t 90
ment Of iHcistes' sy'7 a1i hesi fnisAei Fnrnrot 6.
twustns G. asse, G. eyer eree 81 s city. AMI th -
eapui De ssi as-td a ths western country. o.. 20 ci
WI e s0a p rfles ist cannot fn'tfo alessr 8 watfap
ted 80 give sais.acit u &se trse sloc OF 'Rlofi t
wereon band and made ~ o-irrs si'itaie fer Stesm
hoafsap'i ta,d gasa Also yeHetitu are STAT wind2N
sFEAug8E sfira.sE.sl ,g5It every article error.
a'lafe al shotir't.ee and OH e ys-t Pes i'ta.
Looking ola Plates j ia., 's e, t,y .'
Gloss P's'cs escorted lo.-vbIcb uit O. Sold n uo
toH on sia-e Hf9te = ICES rires usa cvcf s9' 4. Hs
cay. aus-9 MENuEt 6 tt8BoR, l35 3laiust.
STAT Window Blinds. i rsssyoi e 80, .ss
window hlinasa 1eaptiui elirir tat.I aaia set t.u-
ag... wGyprt ntReat'a. 8 v..a.,
S.trt,,- In>t ree.tved great variety ~ stIfea
- vsRl't4n s1d haaasS venitisa stair earfe-
ting; aud t'f sale very low Y
aua.3 HENf-sf. fIAnEUIV 4 Co
fyL0rns super 8 ard Nae ulass E.eueit Fes5i*h
1ra Amrrlcrr tof|ss. iIlsfCa. tsllcfy r also b'ue,
fets GteeB. Grown. C5ty, MEed. ut.a and lneis de
cloths Justice,iyel by @ " iIEisF all.
EssgfET BfNnINGs--4o gross Of esrget bia tiaas,
~ inst recd and DO sac st ia Main street
Anss4 MENuEt, HARBOUR co
1tL CLoTHs-No,s isthe ua, eor ciIcoths ca.
yes if.tf 'cieel sud f1rseievrrv low BY
Anr.3 MENhEt iAEBut {, & 80, 143 aaiH 81.
SAVE YOUR CARrFTs.
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. T8iPEs just received gtea variety 81 striped
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a & fFNY 10
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Vt REnUft1 PRICES FROM 20 Ia 80 PER CENT
.L9T Err HAN LAST FAf4h.
SF9N Is & Hti0M rs.
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feh Wholesale agents 2 .ttsiurs
fafsale JAS BASER, Wheeling. Va.
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U1 hHts Ground lockwood.

Es CASKS BRANDY warranted purc
- 40 TORI t9ii.s,s 4st ined,rsi' -7--s-I
s.s lss safe in'i 3aff Sldfel.This s5tarchis
sA4 ~ diaefont process from thai whi |, g w w
common nse, and altogether stesiut's " ~ 49,
winter ccafcr aud stronger f lHlt3 III
ouclaUfth stronger than.l ioN g 1870
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b. s. RHODES. NsAs4 Conner
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20
Plain Tall and Plain Truth.
Washington Jan, I2. 1915

Washington Jan. l2, lG40.
Mr. Stewart, in reviewing Mr.. Walkers Re-
port to Congress, said, never did an official pa.
per emanate from any civilized Government in
the world, which contained SO many lasehoods,
--lalsohoods not in hundreds or thousands mis-.
stated, but lalsehoods in millions and hundreds
OF millions Of dollars. One of the miSslalc.
ments wns to the smount of 82,O0O,OOO, an.
other Of $lo5,0O0,O0O, another of Sl0l ,0OO,-
900, another Of 428,OOO,000.
The facts demonstrated by Mr.. Stewards
speech are that the Tariff of 1896, instead of
increasing The Revenue $8,000,000, asserted,
decreased, the Revenue by the change, ~ ,202,.
657. Here is blundGr Of more than $4,000.
Last ear there were ten and u half millions
more imported than IN l845, but the Revenue
was larger in l845 than in 1914:
Revenue in 1915, $27,528,ll2
Revenue in 1914, 23,737, 1854
The average duties under The Tariff of l842
wos 80 per cent, and the imports the last year
under the Tariff of l842, would have been
$7,202,657 more than they were, if the Tariff
had not been repealed. E.B'
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