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Correspondence Of the Chars Courier.
WAsuISGroS, March -.

There is now no excitement, properly
speakine, in Congress. The temper uf
the Senate is so calm hat even Mr.. Se-
wards speech did MT rulilc il. There
was much curiosity TO hear-G Gov. Stewards
vie VS., aud he was. therefore, listened tn.
His remarks surprised even those who
were prepared for a very urA speech.
lie is neirhcr a pleasing nor Iorcihle
speaker. His position, as an Elrl anti
slavery man was fully sustained. lie be-
gan by showing that California WAS cnIi.
tied to admission, as State. with her own
Constitution, and he declared !hdl, under
the circumstances. lie woull Vote for her
admission, even ir she tolerated slavery
by her Constitution. Bu, he wuull n"',
ms All equivalent for the admission Of Cali.
furnia consent 10 bring in rev slave States,
or tolerate slavery 10 the Disl!ic!. lie
warned gentlemen thai n" compromise
would succeed. and that California musl
come into The Uuion, without any cqniya
leu,s. The law for the surrender Of rusi
live slaves. he Iold The Senate, would never
hc executed. 1t was 10 operate On ehe
Northern people, aud they would never
allow it TO be enforced. Herein, Mr.. Sc.
ward ccncurs with Mr. Mason and -alr.
Calhoun. i.
Mr.. Seward utterly rcpudiaied ltm com.
pact with Texas for The adnis,i"n. with
her consent. of new slave States from her
territory. No power on earth should pre-
vent him, he said, from promoting eman.
cipa,iun wherever it could be done law
fully aud consrirulionaIly.
As to dissolution of the Union. he ar
eue,l that !, was impossible. The Uai"n
Vas kept together by necessity; aud,
whenever a breach should be mudc, ii was
10 be between HE East and the West.
Tie liuc Of division WAS never 10 h"twcen
North Atlantic aud South Atlantic States.
Mr.. Wehster's views lake well III all ll!c
cities north Of us.
The Ohio Legislature is about to pass a
law making il penal offence l"r any per
son to assist in the arrest and delcu.iun "r
delivery Of fugitive slave. Bat bill
has been Introduced into lll- Legislature OF
Pennsylvania repeating. oil her laws on
that subject.
When Cuneress is 10 begin The ordinary
business of the session is NOW matte: uI
earnest inquiry. By the 3O'h Jane, The
Appropriation Bill ought TO pass. An
effort will he made this week to gel up lhe
appropriate bills.
To>day, we are to have renewed pro-
posi,inn for a Committee of thirteen. 10
consider and report some Ian Of adjust.
menr. II an adjustment be not speedily
made, none will be enec'eJ. Tie Senare
must act. first, aud he soorcr il dues ac:
the better.
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U We arc authorized 10 say, that Mr.. +, II
WAnDLAw, is grateful for the partially that hns
named lnm as a suitable person for delegate lc
the Nashville Convention, but that he respect
fully declines the nomination. Thc Court o.
Equity for this District requires bis attendance
here at the time suggested for the Convention
AMI some agency in bringing forward others
for delegates. prevents him iiom any attempt To
tllwarI their appointment.
As 10 the Other nomination of Mr.. w. In ON
last number, for Il sea, in the next Legislature
(nrnning, IS he SUPPOSE in the ll'nse of Rep
rescnalves of Ibis Stalc,) he submits 10 the
wishes of his Fl A.. j.,
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printing of $4,000 copies Of that portion
oi.hc Patent Office relating to mechanics,
and 100000 copies OIL agricultural por-
lionn( The Repnrt.
The Presidents California Message was
then taken up in Committee of The Whule.
Mr.. Gormlu, of Indian, took the floor,
and cnncnded that as slavery has been
abolished hy Mexico herself. there is no
necessity for The passage Of the Wilmol
Prnviso. lie did not believe The Union 10
be in danger, aud lhnushI it could he dis.
solved only by continued asgressions on
the Cuusliruliuu. When Snulhernrrs talk
Of resistance, he understood it as iurcible
. resistance. and The frsI over acl was trea-
son. The nearcs; approach TO this was
! in the Georgia Legislature, where m"nI-
her had pr"pnseJ 10 levy 81. .0O0 men. But
if these men should he levied lur The pur
pnse ni resisting the constituted authorities
rf Government. aud marched beyond The
lmi's ul The Stale, il would he treason.
Mr.. BuIlrr, OF Conn. followed aud made
= parry speech, in Which he denounced The
policy nl the South with regard to The al J.
fiHSlUH vi SiuSC tIC ''hl Ipi
the last Is years The South has been seek.
ing an acquisition Of territory with the
sole purpose Of extending slavery.
[ This debate will, il is understood, con.
time until some definite action on the
slavery qres!"n shall have been had by
The Senate. The general Impression still
! is, that compromise will shortly be ef-
!ecIeh.
Ynu will perceive that Mr. Webster is
getting casiaared by some Of The lending
New England papers for his speech.
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STATE OF SOUrn CAROLINA.
CnLuMplA. Dec. 10, 1919

st an adjourned 'ngerins nl The memhrrs
of bnIh Eranci,rs Of the Legislature "I
South CarnIina held in the Chamber OF
he House Of Representatives, IN the night
0f The 10 II December. the following ReSu.
lulinns were unanimously y adapted:
]. ReSviUrd, That we regard with feel.
ings If lively satisfaction the late move.
men, in Mississippi, in defence of the
rinhIs and interests of The South; antl hail
it with JOY, Is the first step towards that
firm, united. aud concerted action anon :
the Souhern States" which sense Of
their common danger impcrinusly demands.
2. ReSoired; That the recommendation
OF the State Of Mississippi Of Il Southern
Couven'in ion, TO he hrd at Nashville, Ten
ncssce, on the FIRST Monday in June next
should he cordially embraced by the whole
South, that by common cuunsels we may
avert the common calamilics impending
over US through the actinn Of The General
Government. driven on by The nsl of pnw.
er, and the fell spirit of fanalicism.
3 ReSoired. That for Tho purpose of
carrying uu The recommendations of the
people of Mississippi, it is rxpedirnl that
in Leg sislalive Caucus. we should nnuii-
nate four Delegates to represent The Siare
AT large, in the Convention proposed L. be
hel,i at Nashville.
4. Resolved. Thai sill further to carry
out the recommendations of the people uf
Mississippi, we respectfully recommend
10 The people fIhis Stat, tomeel together,
on the first Monday in April next, in The
various Parishes and Districts Of The State,
10 nominate as many Delegates as they
have Members nf the Legislature, to meet
IN the first Monday in MAY succeeding, a'
some central and convenient point in their
respective Congressional Districts. then
and there To nominate two Delegates To
represent such Congressional. District in
lIIe State inathe proposed Convention.
5. Resuiued. That, entertaining a sin
cere desire To CO operate with orr sisler
States Of the South in any movement
which they may deem necessary for The
common good. and having entire conf
dence, The wisdom, integrity. aud firm.
ness Of the Southern people, when Assem- :
bled in said Convention, We feel and ex-
press an nndoubing confidence tina, the
Stale Of South Carolian will yielI faith.
ful and uuflinching support to any measure
which said Convention may recommend.
]. |. MIDDLETON, CuA.R.
WIN. Z. MARTIN. Sec'ry.
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&C. We call the attention Of our readers Ia
the Advertisement Of Mr.. RnbERr II. NicIi
Oils, The Rector Of the Edgciehl Female
Academy, for The correction of an.erroneons
impression which seems To be abroad as to the
proper lime TO cner pupils into lis SCHOOL,
BY the advertisement i, will bq seenlllat pupils
may be cnlerIc! il, any limc, and thai they w!
hr,,arsctl on9 tt5aan ll.e L ttfssal:ce.- =
We are happy to stale that III: ;ipoye named
institution is now in n highly furnishing coll
di,on, anl we recommend it TO the favorable
consideration Of lhe public.
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FOR THE ADVERTISER.
A TOKEN OF RESPECT.

At a meeting of Coucordia Lodge, No
50, Of Free aud Accepted Nlasons, on the
18Th Ill.,, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Resoired, That 10 The general grief Of
the community for the loss of a worthy
and useful citizen, by The sudden death Of
Dr. !. G.. WARD, The members of this
Lodge, aid The peculiar sorrow of the
loss of q zcalnus and IniIhful brother.
ReSoiued, That we sincerely condole
with his surviving family in their sudden
a1d sad bereavement.
Resolrcd That in testimony Of our grief,
we wear The usual badge Of mourning for
one month.
RcsOlued, That these resolutions he com.
munca'ed to Mrs. WARD by the SecreIa
ry, aud be published in The Ed5eleld Ad.
verlscr.
JOHN HILL, w. M.
CHARLES McGREG0R. Sec'ry.
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Southern Convention.

TO THE PEOPLE or EDGEFIELD
DISTRICT:
Governor SEABaooK having addressed to
us. The Senator and Representatives Of The
District, letter, covering lhe resolutions,
both of which will be found below. We
earnestly invite the citizens ofIbis disIricrIo
assemble AT The Court House on Ihe first
Monday in April nel, 10 adopt measures,
in conformity 10 the 4lil Rcs"luIi"n, 10 Sc
cure their representation in The propused
Convention. The present. state of things
in Congress. gives 10 This subject deep
Importance The best security for cur
rights. is wise preparation, and fearless
determination 10 project them. Let us
meel the people Of The South III ConventInn
and lake Steps 10 secure Z" Gun EQUALITY
OR lSDEPENnENcE."
N. l.. GRIFFIN,
JOHN LAKE,
X. b BOUKNlGlT.
DANIEL HOLLAND,
ABRAM JONES,
i. e.. YhNCEY.
JOHN TOMPKlNS.
March ], 1880.
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MEETING or Tue BAR.

The Suuh Canlinia". sayS:-At meet
ing Of the members nf The Columbia Bar,
held in the Court Room, on Wednesday
morning. lhe 18th instant, al 9 n'cluck, w.
f. D-Saussnr-, esq, was called To The
Chair, and A. I!crbemout, jr., requested to
act as Secretary.
The Chairman, in feeling and elo-
gncut manner, stated that The object Of the
meeting was TO express their sense of The
srcaI loss sustained by The profession, as
well as by the State al large in The recent
death OF The Hon. Chancellor Caldwell.
Col. J. Gregg Then submitted the lnl!ow.
ing resolutions. which were unanimously
adopted
II having pleased Divine providence to
allow The late ChancelInr Caldwell TO he
remuved from the sphere Of his extensive
usefulness into The sill and silent grave.
The members of Tie Columbia Ear and The
olher officers Of Court, in testimony Of their
high estimate nf his exalted character, al
their great admiration of his judicial ur.
baniIy. Of their profound sense of his uHii-
ring industry in The faithful and conscien-
iious discharge Of his official trust, aud in
token Of their deep snrrow for the great
loss sustained, not only by themselves, but
by The whole community, as well rs their
sincere sympathy with his hereavcd family.
Resoluett, That they will wear the usual
badge of mourning for one month.
Resoired, That his Honor Judge Ward
law, now holding The Court Of Common
Pleas, be respectfully requested to suller
the foregoing sentiments and res"lulmns 10
he entered on The minutes of his Court.
Rssoired. That a cnpy Of The foregoing
he presented to The afflicted family Of the
deceased.
On motion of J. D. TradcweH, esq.,, The
Chairman was requested ,u hand copy OF
the above resolutions to the Hon. Judge
WarIlaw at the opening Of The Court. with
a request that they be entered on The min
utes, and lhat the proceedings nf This meet.
lug be published in The Columbia papers.
a. I1ERDEMoNT, Tcc'ry.
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nGr We have received from soms friend un.
known to us. copy Of pa'npl A:t entitled
"an address delivered bcfLre The Sol:ll Calol-
na Institute at It's first annual fair hn the 2O,li
November 1919, by JAMES II. IhMMoSp, u
member of the InslIlrle." We lnive mol yet
had time 20 read this address, bu, from the high
character of The author, and from llIf commcn-
dLlion Of the press, we feel authorized in say
ing that this essay will well repay perusal.
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WIN. z. MARTIN. Sec'ry.

AcQuIrrAL.-In the Richmond Supe.
rior Court on Friday last, tho case Of the
Slate VS.. Bennett Dozier, Tried for The
murder of Thomas IIadaway, resulted
in the acquiIa Of Dozier. lnsanity was
the plea OH behalf ofrhe accused, and it
was fully established. Vim. Schley,
Esq, for the Stale; J. A. A. Collier, Esq,
for the deIendent; Judge Starncs presi,l-
ins-Augusta Republic.
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The Savannah Georgian OF Ess
say: "Tbe pilot boat "Sayannah",As
IcIt here on the 5th instant in py&h!
The schooner Abel, returned yesiEE
after sailing about 1900 miles YK
success. The Abel cleared AT lhsS
for Cornwall, England, on the 2ftN
and is supposed to be the vessel in&
Mr.. BuIIuck Effected bis escape" III
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IMPORTANT FROM THE INDIAss.-At
the moment of going TO press, says The Tai
lnhassee Sentinel ol the Goth ulI. we are
placed by Col. J. Il. Gamble in possession
of The following important Indian news,
heng an extract fron letter dated l3Ih
Frbruary, 1850: "A large member Of In
diaus are now in at Charlotte Harbor,
prepared for emigration, aud Sam Jones.
and his party are erpected 10 be IN al Fort
Hamsr this wcek, Tor, lhe same purpose.
Time will he given TO complete all their
arrangements, and it is thought they will
all be Sore. by the middle of May"
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LIMA CusroMs.-The customs arc ratll-
er peculiar here; any lady ,ha. peculiarly
Interests you. can. when she leaves the
church. he followed and addressed without
offence should the interest be mutual, she
will give you view Of her face, aud if
you cIlonsc. you cap accompany herhome;
this establishes you as calling acHuain>
lance, which can be followed up at leisure.
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A funeral procession, composed princi.
tpally of females on foot, was seen in New
York on Sunday. 1t was The funeral nf
the Daughters Of Temperance. and the
ladies, with their regain, presented very
novel appearance. Tie age we live in
is one o. progress.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
CulumhiA. Dec. %. lSI0.


SlR.-lIis Exceleucy WnIrEMARsH b.
SEABRouK, Governor of South Carolina,
has instructed me 10 forward 10 you the
Resolutions herewith. approving Of The
recommendation Of The Stale Of Mississippi
of Southern Convention, 10 be held at
Nashville, Tennessee, OH the first Mouday
in June next.
Ia accordance with the third Resolution,
The following gentlemen were elected 10
represent The State al large in said Con
veutou, viz: LangLnn Cheves, Franklin
II. Emore. James H. Hammond, ami
Robert w. Barnwcll.
have the honw 10 be, your most obe-
dent servant,
Il. r. WATTS, SEc'RY
To the SENATOR aud REPRESENTATIVES,,
of EdsrlirId Distriss,
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The rumored death Of thetgailado ol
Nav. at San Francisco, is unfoundeasI b
Capt. May reportcdslo havo diedSMSal
Francisco. is supposed to be CafElas
r. May, Of Virginia. forInely Of tiSH ol
liucuTs. 3r<
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Accident.

The HanbNrg. Republican of thes lls laIi iust.
snys:-We are panied to record the Ssaih Of
Mr.. CHARLES CARTER, an industSaaS and
worthy young mau,of our neighboiiaea, who
,Iost.tiis slife,on Monday last, by acsaasntaly
falling iiom his horse as lie was driviHs Jean,
ail,l before be could recover. the whsetsT the
was gon passed over l.Is body, causlu sstshlh in
q lew minutes. @
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~ The weather has been very unfavorablc
for agricultural purposes. We have had rain
here IN torrents since our last and we under
stand The river at Hamburg is n,l Of The banks,
and That grent apprehension isi.ll in lIsmburg
That there will be another flood similar 10 that in
May 1910
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CT Hon 4. Bunr.-!The Carolnian says =
This gentleman has, du,ins tho present ses'
sion of Congress, proved himself tru: 10 the
Soulh and to the Interests ol his constituents
aud we ara pleased to learn That he has consen :
led tnscrve s1,ull,erlerm il elecLHSlle hes
besna faithful Rept s;a-s
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We are indebted to snme nnE nown friend for
acopy Of Hon. J. FOSTER MAIsnALLs speech
in The Senate Of South Cdiolnr, on the Bank
question.
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CALtroRSIA.-The Jackson Mississip~
plan, of the lst March. contains The fol-
lowing advertisement
"Ci,izens Of the Slave States desirous.
of emigraIing 10 California with their
slave property, are requested to send their
names. number of slaves, and period Of
contemplated .depsaure. -Io the address Of
SSouhern Slave Colnny," Jocksnn, Miss
sissippi. All letters. 10 meet with alten.
linn. must be pos, paid.
ut is The desire Of the friends of this
enterprise 10 settle in The richesl mining.
and agricultural portions Of Calinrnia. and
to secure The uninterrupted enjoyment of
slave property. II is estimated that by the
Isl Of May next, the members ofIhe Slave
Colony will amount 10 about five thousand,
and the slaves to about Ten thousand. The
mode of ellecIins the organIzalinn. &c.
will be privately transmitted to actual
members.
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o. ChancalInr CALDWELL depatel this life
on the lllh inst. a, his residence mar CuI"n.
ba. by his death The State has los y valuable
aud efficient officer.
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o. Mr.. JosEpH G.. IloLMEs is our agent FIR
the State Of South Carolina. aud is authorized
10 receive and receipt for mon,ys due this office
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NEWSPAPER Press OF SOUTH CAR6-
LISA-'rhe following, We believe is cor.
rect list Of the Newspapers published in
South Carolina:
CuAaLwsr ROY DIsrRIcr-Charlcston
Courier, Mercury. Evening News. (duiIy
and ;ry.weekly.) Southern Christian Arf.-
vocate- Snullern Baptist, CalhuIic Mis-
ce'Iany. Richards Weekly Gszere.
RiCHLASD-Co Coiumbia-Pslnero State
Banner. Souuh Camlna Temperance
Advocate, South CaroIinian. Telegraph.
GEoRGETnwS.-Gs Gsprgeio,on.-Wiryalr
Observer True Republican,.
EDcnFrELD- Edgrfeid C. H-Adver-
,iscr; HamJurg-RepubIican.
ABBEvILLx-AJ5eriLs c. H-Bauner;
Due Wrst-Ersklue Miscellany.
ASpERsoS-.4ndersoa c. H.-Gazetle;
Pendi.ton-Alesteueer.
Picken,-Piekeas C. H.-Keowee Cou-
rier.
Spar'auburg-Sparlan5mg C. H.
Spartan.
York YorkriNe-Nlisccllany.
~ bIuTeHS-J<NUfCHSpJl
Chesler-C ChesterrHte-PdI.ncltu Sand
ard.
Ncwherry-Ne.cJerry C. H-Senlinel,
Fairfiehl-Hmnsboro-!lerald.
Observation-Disclosures -GaZeitc,z -
Marinn-Marioa L. H.-Star.
Observation-Disclosures.
Kershaw- Camden-Journal.
Grecnville- GreenuiLle C. H.-Mountai-
Heer.
Beaufort-Beautort C. H.-Palmeuo
Pusr.
Each Of the following Districts, it will
be seen. has more than one paper: Char-.
lesion, RichIand, Abbeville, Edge6eld,
Georgetown, Anderson.
The fdIowins Districts have each one
paper: YurS, Spartanburg. Chester. Fair
field, K-rslsaw. Chesterfield, Sumter,
Mariun. NcwbeHy, Laurens, Pendleton,
Pickens, Beaufort.
IN tiIe fnltning Districts there are mo-
papers published CoIIe,nn, Horry, Will,
Iidmsburs. Darlington. Marlbnro. Union.
Lexington, Orangeburg, Bauwell, Lam
easier.
D,iIies FIVE, all Of which have lr.week.
ly. and Two weekly issues from the same
Office. Semiweeklytwo. The remainder
are weekly issues.
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~. We are indebted to IIon.J. 6. Calhoun,
Hon. 4. p. Butler, Hon. Berri:n. and Hon. a.
Burt, for various public docuunnts,,
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THE mos, benevolent man we ever heard
Of wa. one who had forty acres of land,
which was so poor, that he use to fence
il in, to keep his neighhors cattle out, for
lea. Of ll.cir starving 10 DEATH. .
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Mn. llILLIARD.-The Courier dcs
Eta,s unis, the able and influential organ
nf the French population in This country.
published q, New York, notices Mr..
billiards letter To the eJitnrs oflhe Ma
lIoual Inielligencer in The fnlluwing TERMS:
"a Representative who enjoys deserv-
cd ihif renee of the Snuth. Mr.. tliliah of
Alabama. has among Others jnst put firth
IA not uf warning, TO whicl 70 prudent
man should lie deaf. Devoted without
exaggera,or 10 the interests which he re-
presents, but also pruf,updIy attached to
the Uaiuu, MIR. Hiliard is one Of those,
ronciliatnry persons whusei voice should
command attention during the present,
crisis. a letter addressed by him 10 the
National Inlelligencer, ,dericlsghe existing
condiioaioffa ffafI5s siifs- lrains whose truth.
fuincss. cnnnut ba FnrsiiuDel. lie brings.
batk tiiass- rhSff tIsi proboriio1s; re-
states the grievances ofrhe SDuh, as web
as The aSgrrssions "f the Nrh. lie ex--
bibi,s I've AIMS of The latter. and, without
a lnast or a threat, he points omt, in terms
of the greatest inpnr', the perils whicIy
thp Uninn must run on that day whsn tho
South shall hc driven TO open resistance
by an Infringement "f her dearest interests.
Mr.. liiiard IhinkS there i1 patriotism
enough in the ma j"risy-Ihal is 10 say,
aiming His oppnncnts-ln prevent mo,iets
IRON ever rruchins this extremity: hut hr
wishes them 70 stop at once OIL road
where every step taken is fault. anl ruthe
end Of which they will not 6nd themselves
bnId enough to advance.
'IThc Representative frnm Alabama is
nnby inspired when he holds this lnn-
gua.e. twas thus that " shington spose
when he put his political friends on their
guard aeains, repairs of monarchy which
we're in circulation among lhen,. Take
care wrn,e he to John Jay. in thinking
of hing; people ilish hy speaking Off,
and from that they proceed 10 actinn. aud
then every barrier is overlcapc,. Com
gress ought TO have paused al the first
part Of this salutary counsel, and never
permitted the word 'lsuninn' 10 lie heard
in its halls. But now. when il is TOO late,
and this fatal word has been pronounced,
we must al least stop on The declivily. lur
feas iIlal public opinion may cone TO be
lamiIiarized with lhe idea, and may some
day or other mike the last step which Sc.
parales The word from The action"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

To dream Of eating, is certain to conc
true -al breakfast.
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u Our Editorial matter islimited this week
on account of The absence of Ihe Editor.
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o. LEWIS F. RoBERrsos, of Cbsssston /,
has been appointed Commissioner qf gsaas for
The States Of Tennessee and Florida. ass
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For TIE ADVERTISER.

CHARLES McGEEGoR. Sec'ry.