The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-18
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sasI a y sss Il S ~ s. s
lime when the slave 81 question was 10
;ylay Il aMnds M efiicient R i "a bart ins s. the
Presidential election .As frst. he
others wohld succeed in.
floating into the e Presidency upon the
waves 81 anti avery; excitement: now
Ehe wishes to doso himself He uttered
a curious prophecy On ghis speech Of
IL .in regard to Mr.. w Webster. IT is
sevidcnt that is now eagerly expecting
yerifcation off tliat prophecy in his
sown person. Here is tie prophecy:
note Il, ,siff YOU please .'3s,
8 looks at tho excl tenent getting up
about Ind daiians ave j, masonry, Sunday
smails NC and see itfs there are no imate-
srials for king & ii pen religion Of fanat-
secisIn Senat tos from Massachu-5
ssetts Mr. V ebstsp had q yision;in the
after part sof lis second diay speaking.
e;sal an arm With banners, com
saalltl q 81 y MAJOR General Of
South Carolina the ssnat tor Who sits on
my Ilgsit, & sien. ayneo marching for
WARD upon the scns tom house IN Charles.
Ion some 'all times ding iaw as q civ
linn some times u ghting as a general.
y kssWas S. pleasant vision, sir: but no
s :tisan q Yisoi, Nov, can have ayisioni
also. and Eof q banner with inscriptions
,ltpon fit, foating over the head Of the
senator from dassach achusetts Mr.. Web.
'sser yl.lle me 4. he vas king The
ssossls aetlssoaFlS tlon colonization
soclesy antl;slaY sorgia Indians,
sesssIIl laIlds, more tarsif internal inn
anu. anda nails, antl.ma-
sonf casYalcade under the banner,
g move y gIol Issa most misc ellaneoua
iconcops spec kled ss1 progeny OF, Of
s1i eran erallsts
peneyeieh.z ienai iltlclatls who
3lase ios5 !, thelr tionai repubiis
/. ll'archlng on 70 the next Pres
lafi,sia, tlon ana clsnrtlng the words
~ slle ealiser and peatlng under,
:'aese signs g 5Re 'ai f,conq ner.
.ssss DID you see r. resident e
81 4. onr look says But j cannot be-
looked ont ont OF my vision did see
so some thin s The shaa at least of a
{ suostanc the partition ofla real event
1. IN tlking its way from the womb Of
time, ana casting its shadow before. 1
ishail see. IL gam at and that
sne1ore q. !. tne S5ree k lends, about the
;'oes sse ot ssoYe 81 nl Der, s'3 z s.
81 hare thiisss my dsars ssir, as far as &
deemed IT pro- or necessary to 20,
writer " g you, and through yon to the
coed people of the whole Union, in,
contra IS g ntiofl of l Benton''s maleY-
iolent accnsat ions against the signers of
4 the Southern a dress and / have
even 3 carried the war, more or less, in
g TO the enemy n g count with d view to
Dtalnlfsg lntlemnity for the past, and
security Tor the future And now an
interesting question arises: What Is,
\ likely to be the effect OF Benton's
operations Can he be elected to the.
4, lPresid dency az 1852 gansie he re-
elected TO the United States Senate
IRON 4, Missouri ,!lsst'1 feel confident that
sstl IL negative s! answer may be safely given
sto. q both these interro atories. I Will
Il. briefly = give my rea asons for SO believing.
4 And hrst, 1t IS plain that he cannot be
elected 81 70 the presid dency by abolition
vi ana free soil ]. votes 70 81 alone. You and
ana ana every intelligent Southern man,
know s. thatlt ls ssible Tor him ever
e 5to obtain the SUPP ;a single South
4 ern State. Can he obtain the rank
l3all and tiie q of the Whig party / think
no.. not Tor though he evidently concars
Wlthathe Wings i'm regard TO the ques-
:. .ion ot internal impro geInents and has
datel ly brought forward q grand intern
al allMprOVeinef1tg ia =, s,, a.