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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10
SENATOR FOOTE.

Originally entertaining The strongest =.
versinn towards this gentleman. and now
differing radically with him upon most
ques,ions Of public policy. We have
brought ourselves 10 the conclusion that
he il AZ honest man - lives. and No true
= patriot ~ 10 nov engaged in The public
service. He iaIks loo mnch. and his use
fnlness 10 impaired by his grea, impe,u.
ositv. but we repeat our belief that his
motives are honest and patriotic, and we
should deeply regret 10 see the machina.
tons of his eaemies in Mississippi sue.
coed in remosing him from The Senate.
In reference To The opposition which his
patriotic course on the Compromise bill
has excited sgainst him in Mississippi.
Mr.. Faoie. in the course of speech de.
livered in the Senate on Thursday last.
made tho following manly and iudepen.
dent remarks: re-. Intel
cit i nav hope that certain managing
politicians Who have, for the attainment
Of other than patriotic objects, sea ON 600,
shess ss'emp,es % do me injury ia ms
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

lslsssss, bna whilsl shpisysa han nlehl
End tay u a. painihl shd hhsFisus 20
leFnanss e psAEf iuiy. Hin hsFa ihs
annl soaags - snhkoal Ne uhsBIshall
nals ny sppeGIssss bsfoIs ihoss n uksn
] keld nyssh sssosAi.bla. - ] izlsDd.
3ed vlIss. 10 ssposs - tkss nsehiss-
sions faIy. snd upsa ssidss~s. end ~ -
800 ~ f8s0l eidxess sueniDksvs
|sAusRA a &efs = ses61a - gDssel
- esndka. Yss. cir. ] issssd y 'sks
fks papslss sos Spa Ibis ssbjesi. and i
. nsjosily Of vosss rhsll Be thrown sgsiasl
ne. ] shsli rssisa NJ sssf hsss Without
iAs lsssi hedsiios or ssisy. nsshwhls,
] shah esslisss firmly is me psdormsscs
Of dsiy, si sAo nsy ssssnrs az indues
ne. ] wish 10 ssbjoin one ether deslsr.
s,ien. MOI he snsllesi 6snpss has sssS
spsesea NY mind IN rsesrd 10 he fidelity
af The people ef Mississippi IN ths Union.
No nan shall ever persusds nc 10 sop
poss 10 even possible that any considers.
bic portion Of ny commitments viii <nd
their ssnrlioa 20 The dangerous disUnion
doctrines which. rsrei 10 ssy. are pre-
vsilins 10 sope ssienl both 10 tho norih-
sra ssd southern sesliens al The ronfeds-
rasy. and which sIs moi wnhom serlcus
champions in ihs Two halls of Congress.
I bold II IN DO the moot impossible Of ell
impcssibiliies that The State Of Mississip-
pi viii ever 10 found 10 favor of seees.
sion. e1cepi In esss Of |" s,sfolsrdbls cp-
pression," not nov 10 be - sll spprs-
hended. But, cir. il, contrary 10 my be-
lief. eonIrsry 10 nv hopss. that noble snd
patriotic Slsis shall ever yield 10 infu-
ences. either domestic or foreign. and Tor
I. light and transient eauses." shsIl enlist
under the black banner Of disuniun. ,hen.
humble 10 ] msy he. and MI unworthy 10
ocrupy seat in This grand national eoun.
ell house. ] shall seorn any longer 10 be
recognized 10 The senatorial represents.
live here even Of the once glorious State
Of Mississippi. This 10 plain language |;
si such . momen, could uss no other |;
and il 10 language moi one word of which
! shall ever reIrael. modify. or sepen, the
utlersnce Of.
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A Word 10 Young Man. "

a Word 70 Young Men. wishing
and signing. imagining and dreaming Of
greatness. said William Writ, will no,
make you great. But cannot . young
man command his energies Read Eos.
ter on decision of character. That book
will tell you what 10 in your power 10 SC.
complish. You mus, grid up your loins
and GO 10 work with all the idomiiahle
energy Of Napoleon scaling The Alps. !,
is your duty 10 make the most Of time.
talents and opportunities. Alfred. king
Of England, though he performed more
business than any Of his subjects, always
found time to study. franklin. in the
midst of his labors. had time to dive inlo
the depths Of philosophy. and explore an
unirodden path of science. Frederick
The Great. with an empire al his direc.
lion, in the midst Of war, and on The eve
Of battle. found time to reyel in the charms
Of philosophy. and feast on the luxuries
of science. Napolesn. with Europe at
his disT,osal. with kings q, his sn,e-cham.
her, and a, The head OF thousands Of men.
whose desiinies were suspended on his
arbitrary pleasure. found time TO converse
with books. And young men. who are
confined to labor or business even twelve
honls day. may take an hour and a.hali
Of what is left, for study. and which will
amnun. TO tao months in the course oil :
year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

Aaga pagiaas u Nah oalshnI sAa
80 hoi even Iuisnsa % - lAs iua 10.
minlfng COnEgnli0hs ire yaas aEas %
iuo p1TliSs ere disidsd snona ihrnssltts
On ne sphjesE he people usn i.ksn b
surpriss 10 mailing i Al ,ssss IN me lssi
slsssion; snd Cor ihsss r<ssons Gov. hss-
y opposed ihs sfilsiien q il spon lbs
Hsslngs, where il vss sdrsisly inHodsesa
BY HE sdssnsry 70 s<sss . Temporary
parry sdvssiase. IN ebedienes. IL 10 ehsse-
ed. 10 general ibslrssiians isssea from ihsi
faess Of esrrspiion wsshission CRY.
Gov. Manly roniends thai this 10 sshjesi
with which me Excessive has nothing 10
do and over kxh he rsa exeseiss NO sen-
lrol fsnhsr Than hrs mere reeommsBdsiion
ran "a; and that II he people dssiIs .
change in The oresnie law Of The essle, ID
10 The duty Of L<gislafsrs 10 mske provis-
ion Cor testing their sense on The subject
BY Offering them IN opportunity cor hald-
ing . Convention for ihsi pprpese. Tina
10 eli that Mr.. Reid can do. and II 10 ell
The people shoold Ssh Of either candidate,
and ], 10 what The Wing Convention rsron-
mendrd should he done. Then in vhsi
respesi does Mr.. Reid stand fairsr Than
Mr.. Manly with those who desire an sz.
tension Of the rish, Of suffrasef Mr.. Manly
eoneedss Ill that he can eoneeds 10 The
popular viii. and surely Mr.. Reid can do
no more.
1.-The strong Wing Counties do ihrir
duty Tor IL was IN these where Gov.
Manly losi ground before beespss Of ihsir
overwsenins eon6dsuee in their strength
Iii. we say. they give their usual Wing
majoriiies. 20 their alarm ~ The last
election will doubtless induce them 10
give in This, Mr.. Manly will be- elected by
some 1000 majority. We hope il may
be s.o0oI
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Population Of Boston. By the State Gel

Population Of Boston. BY the State cen
sus Of Boston. just completed, !, has been
ascer.ained that The present, population oil
Boston 10 I3s.7ss. Increase from 1870
53,7ss from ls45, "a. 442. The popu
lalion Of Boston in 1910 was 33.767; in
1920, 1929; in 1925. 5s.277; in 1880,
6l.392; 1895. 1903; 1910. $4,000;
l645, ll4.266. The retnrns from sixty.
seven towns in the State. being al yeI
heard from, show . population therein
Of 605,l9i, being an increase in these
towns since 1870. Of ISL 1902. or nearly
sixty per cent. The entire population ol
the State, in 1910. was 1882, and the
remaining towns will have to exhibit .
Ipain Of but Is per cent. in order TO make
Massachusetts have more than a million
Of inhabitants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10
Fron the Dsnyills Resistss.
GOV. MANLY.

Several months ago. some opposition
vas manifested, in certain quarters of the
State, W the denomination Of Gov. Manly
for election 10 The office which il seems 10
be admitted On all hands he has filled with
signal ability; but if The Press Of North
Corolina he any index TO public sentiment.
his nominstion. unanimously made by the
late Wing Convention. seeins now not
only to be every where acceptable. bat
Il rseeived with some degree Of enthusiasm
BY Inc great Wing party Of The State. And
Why should ], not be! Its 6t tribute
u bic worth as man. his fidelity a. an
officer. and his devotion as Wing; aud
We tssst and believe that the Wings Of
the State will reflect him. IS they are
ahundaR,ly able 20 do. by greatly increas-
ed msjority. We have no personal ac-
qaainiance with Gov. Manly, but We hear
he has not those . winning ways" with
which certain politicians by trade have
learned 10 gull "lhe dear people," and his
diminisIled majority =. the las. elpc,ion il
said To be attributable mainly Ia this de-
6cisncy 10 demagosislu; bu. he il admitted
10 be gentleman. sonnd politician. an
excellent Governor. and shall the people
refuse % elect him merely because he has
no honied words upon his tongue with
which In latter. the more effec,uaIly to
deceive theml The free suffrage question
Of Ms. Candidate Reid. in the last cam
p,ien, vas an arranl humbug. sad tho peo-
pie a length % understood il. Gov.
Manly's position. whilst i wss entirely
MANLY. eaadid, and fair, was greatly mis-.
ssders.oed. The frce.suarsge question 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

A friend who has been for some time
collecting statistics Of the present state
Of the iron business throughout Penn.
sylvania, has ascertained that Of sir
hundred furnaces in the State, two
hundred and twenty-five are now in the
hands Of the Sheriff, and of three humid
red and twenty iron FORCES, one humid
red and six are likewise in the Sheriff
hands. Phil Sat. Post.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10
REPLY OF THE REGISTER.

SAs matter Of fairness. we givs Gen.
Saunders the full benefit of the above ex-
rlanaiion. We have no desire n scrusc
rim or any other man wrongfnlly. We
rave the right and We intend 10 crrteiee
he right. Of commenting al Ill times neen
he public conduct Of public men-~wiih
he only qualification that we shall never
depart from the requirements Of due
courtesy. Il is our duty. too. as the con-
due.or Of Wing Press. to warn our
friends, az We have done. in the present
Instance. Of lending too ready and ereds-
icus an ear 10 The professions of men.
whose life has been spen. in bitter oppo-
ALTON 10 their cauae. aud wfoss partisan
preiud.s-s, or rather whose thirst Cor pail.
Teal promotion. is proven To he too strong
ior the firs. promp.ings Of 4 patriotic ina
pulse.
We do not see that the Gard Of Gen.
Saunders demands much notice a our
aands. He denies having made use Of The
expression. alluded 10 by - Voter." in
nur last, and which from our recollection
Of his speerh. re affirmed that he did
employ. We can only say, that our rs-
collectionpf thai expression 10 now. a. sls.
,sd in our last; that il 10 cotroboraicd and
confirmed BY the recollection cf many Of
mar rpost respectable citizens; and thar No
have the certificates Of several in our pos
s-ssiou. Are ti.ey called fari More Than
,.;is--ws quo,s an sxiraes from an article
~ the aR gisisr" Of Dee. l0h. lS4o.
,,aS:ishsd three da;s sfier The speech no.
e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10
From the Grsensbereush Pstriet.
.rREE SUFFRAGE"

The position of The Wings and Of Gov.
Manly on the questions touching the
Stale constitution. 10 The only true and pa.
lrio,ic position. VIZ: Leare these gues-
tions fairly, fully. entirely to the people,
without mixing them up siih the parry
politics Of the day.
Col. Reid's .fres Suffrage" Was nm
elec,ioneering hobby and nothing else.
And We presume he rides the same eriffer
yet. Gov. MsnIy's illustration 10 ron.
elusive Of iis uselersness. as proposed by
Mr.. Reid. Where's tho use Of . great
hurraw 10 altering The constitution, if The
vu,er's weight and influence 10 not 10 he
respected in that alierauoni 0nslow
county. with 800 voters. 10 sill to have
one Senator; while the couniirs Of Burke,
Caldwell, Mcdowell and Wilkes. with
1000 voters. are only allowed one sena.
Tor. after oil Mr.. Reds fuss about " free
suffrage" We 60 for free suffrage too.
with al our heart and sirrngih-foI free
suffrage that will he worth something In the
free men Of our Sia,e-a free sufff &c con.
nec,ed with representation thai approach.
Is more nearly TO equality than that On
The present basis. But we hear NOT q
word Of Col. Reid. o. Of his democratic
associates anywhere in the Stale. favor
ing the real enlargement Of the common
peoples rights by constitutional amend.
menL Oh. mol While an sllurius pro.
mise ran he held 10 The ear. which may
he readily broken 10 the heart, you will
no. End The /" Democracy" sharing with
The people anything more substantial than
fine compliments. We trust and believe
that the people everywhere will under
stand the frue valIe Of this compliment
Of /. Reds free suffrage"
We know that Wings and Democrats,
Unfortunately. houesiIy differ on qaes.
,ions of constitutional amendment in our
State, and we most cheerfully tolerate all
honest differences Of opinion. But We
,rus. that no Wing. in the presen. can'
vass. whatever NAV he his notions. viii
he aIlured BY This giided fly on Nc. Reid''
hook.
A communication from Forsyth conn
". jus, received fiom listener to Gov
Manly's speech Salem last Wednesday
alludes 10 ihis subject:
.The Wings here feel tina, they have
done Gov. Manly injustice, and the Whil
cause injustice. by their supineness here
tofore; and they intend 10 make il up
bnm foil. al the next August election.
"As both parties now seree 90 submit
the questions ahout amending the coneii
tuition Of The Stale 10 the people, and III,
Governor proves So clearly tina, hts cours'
in The last campaign on free suffrage
was not in opposition 10 submitting i, I,
the people. To he decided in a proper wa,
and al q proper time. but only TO keep
out of the last canvass ~ party test.
no exception can be iaken In him On tbs
ground. and he must he elected by = Iare,
majority. ! 'the Iphigs sOiA go to The poll
and uofe."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10
Deplonbls lffair.-A couple named A

peplor1ble Affaif.-A couple named An
ihony Putnam and Calhsrine Soumeyer.
were married in Cincinnati. on Tuesday.
and while returning 10 ihe residence Of the
father Of The bride. duelling pistol was
fred 81 The party by . young man named
Richard 0serbfck. The Commercial
ssys: Soms sixty shot entered The
brides face. neck and bosom I Some
shot passing her took effect in The face Of
Joseph Linenkugel Both were much
injured. but The young bride 10 ia an
awful situation. and il was feared she
would die. ], was impossible TO erlrarl
The shot. ss they were deeply imbedied
On the 6esh. and 60 near The jugular vein.
Some. il was found. had penetrated near
The brsin. The Young husband, when our
reporter saw the couple. was wIping the
blood from his wife's wounds, a. il oozed
out. The wife was in great agony crowd
of some three hundred persons were stand.
ing round. The fellow who discharged the
pistol had fed 10 Keninrky. DR.. Cooper
attended The unfortunate people. There
were little hopes OF The recovery Of the
wife. What sad affair.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

|, epenaansbus eomAustirA-FN, n
NIB chip oefsn opeea, ea hsl Wny a..
l4tfFPoul y euta lstfly. Nlf snii,,i~
Destroyed ~ kRs She hsd 60 boss5 -
sans q soal. whirh sasEhi 6rs Iran sDsr.
lsneous eombusiian. and sonpelIsd M.
srss 30 isks The bosls. Af,er much 20
fsring in ihs epss s<s. ihsy ~sre pirlfs
|up By Frnch Ship 200 miIes frou ~
spsL, and iskea 10 msurisiss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10
Buried for Two Thousand Y,an.-Lord

Buried Tor Two 1housend IeafI.- Lord
Lindsay. in his travels. writes. ,hai while
wandering smid The pyramids Of Egypt.
he stumbled on . mummy. proved, by he
hysroglyrhics, TO be ., least Two lhou.
sand years Of age. In examining The
mummy. after il was unwrapped. he found
in one Of lie closed hands iuberous root.
He vas interested in the qussiion. how
long vegetable life could last. and he.
therefore. took that iubernus root from The
mummy's hand. planted il in sunny soil.
allowed the rains and dews Of heaven 10
descend upon il. and in The coune Of .
few weeks, To his sstonishmen, and joy.
The root burs, forth and bloomed into .
beautiful dahlia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

ansi,rent trial 10 This village many Of the
tenants who had refused TO pay rent, have
paid up all arresrages, and some Of them
have bought the farms they occupy Of the
landlords. This is the only true way Ia
abolish she2easehold system. although law.
yers and intriguing politicians may hope
to induce lhr unfortunate tenants 10 believe
otherwise until their property (srquired
by many years Of severe economy and
hard lsbor) ~ gone. with the ability Il,
parchase the land they wish 10 cali their
nwn. Monticello Wasehman
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

Life Protected BY the Bibls.--Captain
Packenham, speaking Of his visit to the
Waldenses, says: There are $4,000
Bible readers, and that among them has
not been one homicide in q hundred
years. while at Rome. the headquarters
Of Romish infallibility and Of the Pope,
there are more than . hundred homi-
cides every year."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10
Important Decision. John n,

Important Decision. = John Norris,
Of Boone CO.. KY, recovered. 4 judgmen,
Of $4,000 against Newlan, Croker and
Others. last week. IN The United States
Circuit Cour, at indianapolis, Ind, fol
slaves which they had forcibly stolen from
Norris at South Bend. Ind. Norris had
followed his runaway slaves 10 lha, place
and recovered them. when few philan.
throPic thieves took them from him by
force. The costs Of the suit are about
$4,000. which added 20 $4,000 makes
$4,000,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

Iron Houses are getting TO be fashions.
bic. The largest experiment, Of the SOFT
10 about 10 he tried in Baltimore. Eve
story house City FIVE by seventy four feet,
intended for the Sun Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

Within four years about ei5.0o0.000
have been expended in railroads in Yer.
mint and New Hampshire. and nearly
SIC. 100000 in New England.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

From Rio Janeiro. from
Rio Janeiro to the 9th May state that
the yellow fever had greatly abated
there. after having carried off about Is,
900 Of the inhabitants. The popula.
ton of the city is supposed to be $50,
900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

HlBcsl hshn q Sssikm Illllula-n.
Morgan cauniy Journal says lhsi he li,,I.
eansly Of Hsrdin contains iron ore snou,b
TO bglId The Psei6e rsilrosd kfiy linz.
over and Tho sdjninine rounii<s Of Gal.
lain snd Sslins could furnish lhe sn,r.
With Goals ihousssd yean. Pope country
has nisss OF iron whieh are Of . kind
easily prepared for The furnars. bring he
bmwn hzmssise. llzrdin county 10 also
rich in solid bodies Of mad ore. which !,
almost pure gslepa. Zinc 10 also fospd
In great quantities in The same region. snd
frequently in The same mine with N.
lead. The ore 10 that called zine--bsins
. sulphrrs, Of zine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

Recently The ceremony Of esennins
Pope Plus TX. 10 his throne. took plars
d Rome. On The occasion. all the For.
eiga Ministers kneeIed 10 him. and kissed
his slipper. exespt Mf. cass. The Amer.
lean Minister. This departure hon he
Practice Of others. drew forth from one q
those syeophanlic 0enlry. . emopsi,er.
10 which Mr.. csss. in The noble spiri. Of
. true American. replied. tina, as The
Representative OF . Republican Govern.
men.. he ronld no, kneeI 10 any Monarch
on earth and as = Protestant. he could
not compounds his principles. 10 perform
m act Of homsge TO The papscy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

New Coins.-rhe ohliging officers 81
the United States Mint. have sent Us spe.
cinens or illustrations of the two new
coins. lately struck al the Mint proposed
in the bill prrsenied by MIR. Dickinson
in the Unued States Senate. The cent,
containing snail proportion of silver. |.
designed as substitute Coz the copper coin
nov issuei. & weighs twenty-five grains;
the presen. cent. one hundred and sixty.
eight. lshas . circular hole in The centre,
Tho three cent pieces srs composed o
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

The distance from Ithaca to New
York, two hundred and sirty-two miles
by way Of the Cayuga Lake and Erie
Railroad, is now travelled by daylight,
the passengers breakfasting at Ithaca
and supping at New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-10

Up to the evening of the 2srd ult.,
two hundred and twenty-one bodies, in
all, had been recovered of those lost by
the burning of the steamer Griffith.
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THE TARIFF QUESTION.

The Case forcibly stated.-Ths WASH
insion Republic makes The following s,sle-
msn. Of The Tariff question
!. 10 not clear and palpablc that .
manufacturing establishment cannot arise
and flourish in any neighborhood. 10 give
industry employment in fashionrng the
products OF nature into iorms Of use, with.
out 81 the same time increasing the value
of adjacent lsnds from which the mxnuiac.
turing porulr,ion must hsse their suppIiesi
lfthai manufacturing establishment, would
form The nucleus Of iown. which grows
into . city, under = permanent policy.
which would secure 10 our own people
the profits Of their own land. the advanced
value af contiguous lands Cor miles around
would be fully commensurate ~ilh the
prosperity OF the iown or city 20 built
up and 20 sustained. 10 Il not exlraordiary
that in Prnnsyivsnia. Maryland. Tennes-
zee. Missouri, aud Other parts Of the
country, where free people tread upon .
soil which embosons The richest deposits
known To the world Of iron ore and coal
that in those very regions those free
people are even now constrained, under
. policy of government. sdop ed in 1916.
without The intelligent confirmation of The
American people. To pr~ure from England
and " ales the inm rails for the railroads
that run befure their doors I Exnaor-
binary 10 il not the ahsurd,sy &c an in
faluated policyi Are we Co hecome CO.
lonists sgain. ar has our independence
some touch Of nationality about il = The
country mus, determine upon this nor
will il d" TO delay TOO long. Whatever
other matters there may be calling upon
legislative attention, successfully Or other
wise, this subject is entitled 10 consider
alton among the 6rsi."
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A Speech in Charleston.--on

A Speech In Charleston. the
evening Of the Esd ultimo, citizens Of
Charleston held a meeting to receive
the report Of the S. C. delegates to the
Nashville Convention. Hon. II. B.
Rhett. .'onc Of the delegates. made, tap
pears, a most infiammatory speech on
the occasion. Awriter in the Charles
ton Courier says:
He declared the federal govern
ment to be failure, so far as the South
was concerned frankly and boldly un-
furled the flag Of disunion. a. the only
refuge Of the South, and as offering her
not only a release from the letters Of q
faithless and oppressive confederacy.
but as calculated to crown her with
prosperity and glory. Nay. be even
went SO far as to contend that, if every
other Southern State should quail and
cover in the existing crisis. South Ca.
rolina alone should make the issue,
and either live free or perish with no.
nor"
Mr.. Rhett commended. according to
the Courier's correspondent, that the
6rst step towards revolution" had
been taken at the Nashville Convention
that Ga spirit Of independence had
been reused in the hearts Of all tina,
might be relied on for the result" that
there was no remedy but the sever.
ance of our connection with the North, ,
&c. &c.
Mr. Rhett generally infuses a large
quantity Of caloric into his speeches.