Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-26

criptofs to, the KxowgE CounuR, yiz:i Ssa
MAI w. s. GRIsnAM, at West Union.
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J.T WEBp, for Anderson District.
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Owing 10 a press of other matter
we have been compelled to postpone
the performance Of the promise we
made our readers in our last issue.
We give this week the Election
Returns so far as we have seen them
reported. EsgW ati df9
Cor. ORR.LWe have the pleas
ure of announcing to the citizens of
our District that their Representa-
tive in Congress, Col. Orn will be
at this place on the first Monday in
November, when he will address
them on the great questions of the
day. We believe that, to secure a
large audience forhim, nothing more
isnecessary than TO make this simple
announcements The firm and man
ly course which our Representative
has pursued while in Congress, has
done credit to himself, both as man
and as a statesman, and has entirely
fulfilled the just expectations of an
intelligent constituency.
SOUTHERN MEETINGS AND SoUrn-
ERN ASSOCIATIONS. Every mail
brings us accounts Of public meetings
being holden i'll all parts of the
South, in which the people are pledg-
ing TO each other their '.lves, their
fortunes and their honor in the holy
cause OF right and justice, in al
most all the Districts of this, and
other Stsies, Southern Rights Asso-
Citations are being formed, by which
means the tfac men Of the South are
being bound more closely together,
and the more eiiectpally prepared
for successful organic resistance TO
the nnumerable outrages which the
furious fanaticism Of the North and
West has and is soaking 10 perpe-
tratel on the peace, the, safety and the
honor of the South. WHO says now
that the South will submit Z, Who
when her strong men are armi \ in a
canse that would make women sht!
Who doubts of our. right, or Of our
powerto resist successfully all tyr
amy lapWho, whenlhe remembers
that om fathers were the soldiers of
the Revolution, and our rights the
rights for which they bled on an nun
dred fields. In this dark hour who
councils submission any morel If
there be one in all ourland withsuoh
a aJudean soni, let him flee quickly
away from the Judgment to come,
. y ~. as
for there is an hour awaiting all
such, an hour of terrible retribu+
ton, an hour "a when 5an out,
ragged people will pour out on the
heads of those who would betray
them, the full measure Of their a.
.wakencd wrath, foos III n85,a I,
DEATH OF JUDGE RICHARD @ ANTI.
This venerable man died III the
Sin Sii year pfi,is age, al ms residence
inoGreenville District, on the 18Th
inst. Judge Gantt was native of
Maryland, but at an early aye re-
moved to Augusta, (3a., when after a
short time he again, removed and, Set
tied in the practice ofthc law, at Cam
bridge,in this State inwhoseserwcebe
hasspenta long andusefullife; having
filed with distinguished ability for
many years one the most dignifi ed
and responsible Offices in the gift OF
bis fellow citizens. Ans;t aow,when
inisis grave, he needs no labored
exordium to perpetuatc his memory,
for his acts ofkindncss and Christian
bcneYolence have enbalmed bis mem
cry. inthe hearts of thousands, and
the poor and oppressed throughout
alIour land llnot cease 90 rensm-
ber the upright aud Enetcifiii Judge.
ln his public life, Judge CAN'T WIS