The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-12-06

i INC note AOfBlhe sSame denominntsO fore
them, we would suggest that The apsp per and.
the yignette and ship are the most distingai-
shable marks by which 10 Judge whether a
note is counterfeit or moi. 8 $
The spurius bill is So well executed thatIit
will require much care to prevent inip6sition.;
S.s5 Courier. Il
SOUTH CAROL LIMA LEGISLhTURE.
Mr. Memminger has introduced tho follow
ing resolutions into the House. II KS ~
l. Res0lred, That il is iunwise and iriexpc-
dent for State to engage In Banking, or 10
subject ita resources to the casualties OF Bank
/ ing operations Il; y i..{i ~
2. Resolred, That tho Bank Of The State is
| founded on this erroneous nnoley, and exposes
the public treasury and the public faith to
the hazards incident to Banks
3. Resolred, Tint il is inexpedient ID re-
charter the Bank of The State, and that rriea.
snres ought now to be sakerl 10 WIND g,,p It's
concerns during the period Of lie present char
ter NJ aft8 S. is5; II 81
i: Resoited, That Special Committee Of
each House be appointed jointly to devise and
report at Tho next session, The proper u,ea-
sures for carrying into effect the last Resola-.
tion. II ta
November so.
Mr. Cunningham, Of Ch1restou, ititro,luc.
ed the following resolution. which, II f%adopted,y
would strike a heavy blow at all Banks and
Banking Corporations: IS fl lsiF S, y:S i}l4
l. Rcsolred. That Committee of .--s
be appointed 70 inquire and report upon the 1
expedency and propriety or limiting the issue
9; bulls or Pmromissory m notea payable To- order
| Or bearer by any Bank or Corporate body In
this Stnte, to the denominations or amount of
20. so, and 100 dollars or upwards. Is; .TS
| Resolred, That such Committee report /
to the next annual session Of the Legislature
| by Bill or otherwise. s. ~ &
On the Isl, the following resolutions were
introduced into the Senate BY ] .pn. Joseph
1. Resolred, That there is good reason 10
| apprehend that it is, the deliberate intention;
oftlle people Of the Northern States of this
Union, TO embody into any HlLwhich may be
passed ny Congress-, organizing Territorial
Governments Tor New Mexico and California,
territory T. 3, 81;
3 Resolred, That we would regard the
| passage Of such law BY Congress, as frrosa
violation Of The Federal compact, an o,lsraoe
upon the rights of the Southern Statcs, and a
wanten, und.sgu sed insult; and that submis-
son there; would be degrading and infamous.
g. Resol ed, That the State oil South Caro-.
lima never will, in any contingency or under
any circumstances. submit to any law passed
by Congress, by which slavery sh Ill be ex-
clGded from any territory belonging to this
Government, and lying south The parallel;
Of th rty-six degrees thirty minutes oi8northy
latitude. .l5I I :. B; II. ,.55 (.
a. Resolred That in The, even, Of The, pas.
sage Of such q law by Congress, TINT the Goy.
ernor 9! this I; State for the time being, con-
vene the Legislature thereof Immediately. in
order, that such action may be taken MS shall
be doomed necessary and proper. u II &
5, Resolred, Thatthe state of South Ca
rolina earnestly invites tho attention or her
sister States oil the South to this important
subject, and is ready to meet and consult with
them, at such time and in such manner as may
he deemed advisable. as Il, tho best and mos,
effectual mode OF avoiding or resisting The dan.
gers with which we are, in common, threa-
tened. ~ 52t E;;-8 Is d
| The RoTHscnILD ~ he New York Sun,
4 speaking ot the extending investments byA d
Europeans in this country, and the arrival Of
Baron A. De Rothschild, says: f5 Il. 5}5l
aOne OF the family, i is rumored, will set
tie in this country, and aid Mr.. Augustus
Belmont, their New York agent, ii, extending
| tho business t,f the firm in the United States.
Mexico and South America, and eventually
to the East Indies and China =
! CHANGES. IN Mans LIrE---About five
| years ago we saw a man ligh. his cigar with
a twenty dollar note nf3the farmers and Nc
chanics Bank. AT that time he was full ot
life, and inthe possession of real estate IN the
city OF Philadelphia valued al $50, 900. Al
as what changes doth Time make--on Sat
urday last this foolish man was seen begging
aims in our public streets lie looked
wretched, was ghastly. pale, and miscrably
clad f'ennsylrdnian. Sc.
/ PUsEYIsM AaAINl-The New York cor
respondent OF the philadelphia Inquirer saws:
The announcement that foIlrs sermons or
lectures on the propriety Of Introducing auri.g
cular confession among the Sacramento OF tho
Episcopal Church, are about TO be published.
has created no little talk in religious circles.
There sermons and IeetureHwIil soon amman
imprint, and the probability is,that thev'wjllT
be replied TO by some able mon of tho other
l side Of tho Church. Il tia thus expected that
the whole subject Of Puecyism will be aaoin
brought under discussion, and the Episeopai
I Church will be again considerably aaittated
y by The matter. = & 49, u a