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

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/ Ghnse of oliio- ree iicrs. f'fie Io,is,
g! personalities IL colalposed al 2:5t
4 members, Of sl,iel / I ARE Democrat,
.lsproPer;5 los W I,igs Democrat,
iree B Ssf'iIefs; free so;lers, an vi
radical AboiitioDis,s Two of The wifi
members, king Of ttseorli Aston, .
Alabama, md Mes, 81 II Pennsylyarliia-- i
Probablyabseni rherearc, III addilior
e The the regnlar members, Two terriiori
81 tlelegates, one from Niinesotn end on,
from Oregon. Iiho5E lnion sums up lIls
House il iliis wise -.
Democrats elected from sIaysb holding statcs 81
States. - Is.
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w n'ss rleceed IRON, siayehci ding Stnlss. ~ 3t
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ss MATRfstoSiAL L. He'd rlesday il the
proper tine 10 get married. Exchange.
paper. 5s
We advisa monday in preference. ns
then You gai, tiro days Zine. On second
thoughts tie esacopple SHOULD seek 1swo,s3
day. Another. ,,s:
By all means avoid Fri day, II [Anoih;
We do;not think ii matters much on
what day it's done, SO that yon provide for
The 'Son.dny that is very likely 10 fol.
low Sunday Globe. 3
As we approve Of Marriapes. our nd.
vice is Sct.a ddy, no matter which. bn,
The sooner the belier.--N. O. Pieay,ne.
Don't quarrel, gents, pray, bu, would
not Thirst.doy dojusi rs well considering
Inc cup ono has TO drink to the drcgs.
Lieu. Lynch, late of the Deud. sea
Expedition has offered his services 10 our
Government, 10 lead an expedition TO go
in search@of Sir John Franklin, and
LIEUT.. l.. promises ,ilat .:ir lase the Gov.
eminent shnll sanction bis efforts, he will
raise from private sources, sufficient 10
charter, strengthen, aud equip. steamer,
the GoyernDent furnishing such officers
md men as choose 10 volunteer to go.'' a
I,rsenta hon. $50 "a Coinn,hia, on Wed.
nesday Inst, tie tlay#nf he Gayernor,s
Review, Col. E.59AI .ssEanRnox delivered
10 Col. GGa Ode y, with a few we'll chosen
and appropriate remarks. tho splendiI
Sword procured for him by tho Governor.
IN: belia.t tiot the ale, MS sn recognition of
his services in aIpxiao On received IA
,Col. GLADDEN. respondhJin his usual sol /.
5dier-like manner, pic,Iging himsel { Is prt.
serve !, among his choicest posse ssioris,
and TO hold himself al all lines rs i'd i 10
draw it in The service OF his country.
SoUTHERN MANuFAGTuKERs .-,-'rhn N. 4
Orleans Crescent, ,ofihe Odd inst. states
That "books are now open for subscriptions
10 Joint State Company, TO engage in
the manufacture Of Cotton. A i;ie,ory Of
oouO spindles is proposed, aud the names
appendesi are n guarantee Tint the plan
meets the appreciation of men hat can and
will put it into opera,ion. With tho sta.
Ple.nt our doors, capital and energy a,
our command, why should not Louisanna
export this rea,product other soil with
that increased value and lessened bulk
given to !. by the loom. We wish The
movement MI snccess-thc enterprise
shows richly deserves H."
A Candid Confession, "a late No. OF The
London Times, in an article upon tho subject
oil Slavery in America, makes the following
acknowledgment:
sa4. Tho will OF the people Of England and the
resources of tie British nation, have been ap-
pied with absolute authority snd nngrulr,
TO The extinction Of siafesy
lin the British dominions. Ihe ,r,rintrs
States OF America have no such power OF al.
.tering the institutions and the tenlsfses Of pro.
periy in tile slave holding States of the Union:
congress itself has no such power, but il il
! had, and besides the power, if il had the will
| ana the means 10 carry general measure ol
| abolition, we are constrained D admit thai iht
experiment made by ihe Rritish gorerag,eat
and Mc state an ichich The British IPest Indie.
are noe placed hyH, srould be inroke,t as III.
most anaasaerabie argument against s,ich d
scheme"
iioNoURABLE sATisfacTfoN.--0ne OF tho
hest challenges to the field, TO foht duel
! TINT we ever hoard OF, was made by a trul,
bonorahly gentleman, the late William Lin
coin, nf Worcester, who, after an editoria
/ conf rlH,rssy with a hrn, hn. <.i;t1. =; u. 4