The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-12

IS IouDQSt tor flie 10 re-
sclnd The churter Of shatsipsiilutioass ks
s1ti,aylslt 56sefeer adduces The. following
teeighty glaient firstly Il Isl an anoD,a,
l1eus spectacle ofihe Stnto authorities per,
tlnaciousl iipholding u S,nte corporation
wiilstit denounced any union between,
bank aud thesadcral government, 9 &
s preccpt Us pratticel secondly e,I'ha
Y ibe lobbying and elee,ioreeriog Tor Direo.
tors is dlsgraccfnl to.he4 Slate. = 4 Those
Opinions The Carohniaa endorses; We sup, B,
pose lobbying in Congresssss, OF oil in Tic Leg,
islnturc for r3hny Office, must be strong
grounds for the abolition bf I'm. Office an,tl
we also may inferihat. 5iI,s aaiIioors and
endorses of&nrh eiimentslwould not des..
cenaio mid, in ntlle disgusting spectacle ;ol
lobbying for one,Sif they were anxious ID
be clolhed inuuthoritys i5f,;s
There is ono 'iiinporiun. provision,
lhs, Legislature should /. ADOPT an alteration
oi8the Mili,ia laWs, SO 3ilnt.insp, c,ions and
reviews should he helI:at aome and .noi
al'l cause troop md re,giineats % appeared OF
$50 miles from the residences Of the mem.
bers thereof. THERE'S no grcn,er.tyran.
ny in existence than Tho, present mili,in
and patrol laws ofshe State and Inc pco.
pic cry aloud for redress ~
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Hear THIS GIRLs..-The New York SIR
says tbs no unconiment thing to find beautiful
girls in the State of Maine, running wild.
subsisting on berries and acorns. When a
girl wants to got married, she makes for tho
woods, where she roves about until young.
man goes out on a wife hunt He catches
sight Of girl, and gives chase. She runs,
aud the young man throws a asso, by. which
she is caught. lie then takes her on his
shoulder, carries her 10 the highway, where
he has carriage re ,dy, ties her feet and
hands together, and takes her home. A min.
lsier is sent for, and they are married. The
knot being tied, The young woman becomes
perfectly docile and submissive.
ALABAMA SESAToRs.--On the 20,h u,,.,
onthe3 Sd ballot, the Hon. w. Il. KING, was
elected Senator, TO fill the vacancy occasioned
by the expiration Of the ternpof the Hon. A.
7, Bagbv, Hon. Jeremiah Clemens has been.
elected to fill the place in,he. United States
Senate held a, the last session by Senator
Fitzpatrick. The vote ON iihe 9th bal!o,
was, Clemens. 81; Fitzpatrick 5s; scattering,
o The main body ofihe Wigs voted for
Mr. Clemens as o North Alabama Democrat.
believing that section OF the State, hy the
nsages ofthe dominant party,!w entitled to
one'of tho Senators.
Rrss1A London Times Of tho ls,h
ult. contains u letter from Austria, which may
or may moi be true, asserting, that Russia has
carried her point with Turkey, 10 the extent
Of rendering the latter power the iailer Of
kossu,h and his companions Tho terms
and particulars Of the compaet;ute as yet un.
known.
BosToS WArEa Wohks:--Thc total au,oun,
i'awn thus far FOR Introducing tho Cochituate
water into Boston Isl. 81, ,93h, ,4SO s5. The
East Boston reservoir il not yet finished,
which, with other unavoidable incidental cx-
'enses, will probably swell lie entire cost to
about four and half nilIi5ns, being about
loutlc The estimated aum.5f.
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MoSEr.-Charlcs ! lost his head for trying
o raise money without tho consent OF Parlia-
nen,; and George III iosths colonies for Try.
ng to raise money out of the Yankees OH
he principal OF tnSation without representa-.
ion. In This way, money has been the cause
,! many wars, and much bIoodshed In an.
''ent times, wars were set on foot upon other
grounds; but in latter years, money ,ias be-!
come the great idol ofeivilized countries.
: h-c G92acrl.. .Sseo,i oSal ass Jo.ne.
liza Scott, was married on Wednesday morn.
ing week, at the house Of her father, in New
York, To Major Ii. l.. Scott, aid.de.camp 10
the Commander in chief, and in the afternoon
the happy couple embarked on the Phladcl-
pha train Tor the purpose OF spending the
honey moon in the South.
~ Much has been said about the profane
custom oI swearing. Perhaps that the mos,
enormous case OF sweating is tha, mentioned
by Uncle Toby, who says. Our army swore
terribly Flandersh AWifole army engaged
in swearing! What apr6il$ions pile of oa,hs
must have been hcaped pp'sn Flanders!
The transmission ofthe Great Mail South
from New York will be continued, as at pres.
cn, during the winter
SnciETY IN PniLApELFntA.--Thc Daily
News states the estimated population of Phil.
adelp!a at the present time, to be :}5O. 900: or
in other words. 10000 families. Of,his nun.
bcr only 1900 families have competency
for support above manual labor: 2il.()OO do.