The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-18
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e7d0tnef. F9H ~ either fish fIesiI|
:ilorfosyl n6Ea a good red herring, blt d SORT |
ot litieat ybrl sprung from the Union of
olders and aboli itionists, with itsS head
| from tie North, its limbs from tho South,
and ITS body, al graceful niingling Of both
parties. 81 5 e
81 By wv Iiila.n Rogers Esq, Vice President
iof the day he Sldre hotding STATES. They
claim all tho rights guaranteed tof, them by
the Constitution of the United States and
those rights theytwilI have, let the conse-
qneIce DO what they may! !.
The Vice President of the day, then read
/ a letter from Col. ]. "a. !. Colclougt,, stating
This Inability TO be present, in compliance
with an invitation extended by the Commit
tee, and also, one of similar import, from the
Hon. F.. J. Moses, concluding with the fol-
lowing sentiment. Viz &. &, !. 81
The Memory Of Jos. *. Polk. His yir
tues, fresh in the recollection of the Amer-
can people. His name, indcntified with the
brilliant acts of his administration. His his
tory,fo be read in the glorious achievements
Of our Country during his Presidency. "A 4
grateful people will ever cherish his memory.
Aregret was also received from nj. Nj.
Noah Jr., enclosing the following senti-
nient!
George NiHin Dallas. The firm and
jealous supporter of the compromises OF the
constitution, and one Of The faU tr',s fr;onds ns
of Union north of the Potomac. : A : reI;ct %
Of the late glorious administration ~ NAV = his his
services serve to render his name IA reyered
as that of his ancestor Franklin. i IA.
BY DR. w w Brunson. .Jno C Calhoun:
A patriot without fear and without renroach
His fame is co.cxtensiye with the civilized
world. His reputation is the property of the
country. @
BY Hardy Stuckey, ESQ. Our Senator.
Hon + J Moses: lie has DISCHARGED his du.
ties to the State and District ably and faith.
fully. We will show an appreciation by re-
electing him in 1850. ,.t
By DIR Elias McCutcheon. The Iyilu,ot
Men: The co-workers or the Abolitionists.
unsound in doctrine and in principle: AIMING
be their name. Our stand we have taken,
our rights we will maintain.
BY John o Durant, ESQ. The Palmetto
| Regiment: True 10 themselves and to The
trust rcposed in them. Their pgIlant achiev-
fments on the battle fields of Mexico. will
ever be remembered with pride and satisfac.
ton by their grateful countymen.
BY DR. w II Holleyman. ColF j Moses:
Our present talented and energetic Senator.
he has served long will, zeal and ability
unreasonable for any act in f,js noJ;tical jiie
| Why should we channe him Echo an.
swers, why!
| BY Jas w Rembert. The n,c,noru of las
X Polk, late President of the United StGtes:-
\ We lament his death. cherish his memory
and knew not before. how. fIillv tn annrec;'
ate his worth, as one Of our greatest, host
and most fortunate chief ma,,istra,es
| By Capt M Dubose The 1nemor,, of In.
X IoR, and II MI Butler. Both Of whom
having filled brig ht paaes on the roll Of fame
| are aInonp The dead While wa bonor ,ha;r
memories, and cndeayor TO initiate their svir.
tues, let us remember. that the biobes, dis
tinction on earth is to be truly good. n
| By Can't Il M Mudrow T'he A Abot;,;o,;s,s
The ultima. .thule Of their aspirations is the
destruction Of the Union, prompted by hones
of personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. from the general
confusion ,n .' s.
of Ifor.. Sa,.,, AI,,.a aon' nsq ne 1aa'eS
| Lif e 1A""yS ocauthul auu iote-
y, out Oh the present occasion, perfectly r.
i ueh ,Snanuier ihe American
LolyeaerdcD a Onion OF sovereign States,
Eouoluu not Iinion m;,bn,r niy, on..i;t,, ous''ee
/ Nv Cant w s,nol.ou us '4I'y tItn
Reciment Heroo, of South c.rnina ,u NJ
their noble deeds live ,onr N ,ta ha,r.s 10y ,,
! ,he;r co,,n,ru,,,a', - ''o i'eai % ~ ~
BY f ] Goodman, ESQ. South Carolina.
a bright star in the ga laXy of liberty. Soon
er than submit to the unconstitutional en-.
croachmonts of the abolitionists, unshea,h
the sword and protest her rights.
BY J. NJ Nelson, Esq. The Southern Sta les
United they stand, divided they fall.
! BY D Ashmore, ESQ. The Union. AS
our fathers found il, but none other.
BY DR. J L Denis, TIE spiri, of 70. 1t
established it has preserved and it only can
perpetrate the Union.
i By II ID Green. Jr, The President Uni
ted STATES Since his election to the Presi-
dency, he is as independent OF the pIcdqes he
made during the canvass, as he then was, of
the distinctions of party principle The latter
is as politically preposterous, as the former
is morally capable.