Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-18
South Carolina,

l nc fourh Of July was celebrated in
the city of Charleston, s. c., by what is STYLED
the " Fourth Of July Association" Afera SOL
emn prayer by the Rev. J. r. Kendrick. and an
grafton by one Of their number, they partook of
COLLATION., and gave an innumerable number
OIL National Joasfs u On the ground that our
'esty Sister, South Carolina is wha, she eyi.
uen''y deems herself to be, the major part Of the
United States.)
From the Charleston Mercury, of the 9Th inst,
we select the following, as exhibiting, in true
light, the elevated, ever-endurinp patriotism
that warns the great heart Of the Palmetto
State.
The Citizen Soldery of South Caroln,.
They are ready to defend their Stn,e in tho G.d
or IN the cabinet the sword and the ballot box
are ootI IN their hands. Applause.
- ne separate Secession Of South Carolina
lie last and only remedy which submission and
tyranny have lei; us. Drank with long coptin-
ued Cheering Music MarselIIes Hvmn.l
The Union, the glorious Union-Let us call
US US, name lchabod for its glory has Departed
Great cheering
By Col. John +. Carew South Carona
ChlvaIry-A sentiment incomprehensible TO
Northern Money -changcrs, and only TO be inn
pressed on them by the mailed hand and the
naked steel Three cheers
! by /. Y. Simonds, Jr.: Tie Free Soers Of
'he Noith-Apt Illustrations Of Shakspeare's re-
marx, " man may smile and smile and be viii
lam for wh.o with lips wreathed in smiles.
they lovingly eXclaim, the Union, the Union,
with mnrderous hands thy have driven the days
ger to its heart.
-. Ihe independence Of South Carolina -
worm every sacrifice, and to be maintained at
every hazard. Three cheers.
By f. y. Borneau: The Submi,sioni,ts of
south Caro'lua-Like Benedict Arnold. traitors
to just and true cause
by George KiddIe The Adustment-I,ke
tne hahdIe OF Jug, all on one side. [Uproar.
By II. W. Perry: The' chivalry of South
"Har-Churu0usco, Chapultepec, and tho
80 Vi DeIeh, are testimonials of its reahty
hey who witnessed it at safe distance on
those OCCASIONS may receive even more con-.
Whclhg proofs, If they will afford lis the oppor>
tunity.
By Jacob Whitman: Fillmore and his Cabi.
net-South Carolina has prepared for them.
sHouIu they attempt to coerce her, what thew
Hcm'y Geserve-A Halter Of Kentucky IIemp.
by Il. u. Bryan: Frederick Dourass-A fl
successor toa Free Soil President.
BY }. f. Matthews: President Fillmoyo's
ie,ler TO The law'abidng citizens of Boston
we appreciate his candor, in admitting that he
! awaits but the power, to COnsummate his black
hearted treachcry 10 the South.
By W. A. Manigault Federal Pap-It nour.
lShes 'Ipers in our midst, giving them strength
10 turn and sting the breast of our common
Mother a loyal son rejects the food as poison
by A. Il. Hertz: The Palmetto State-The
Materazed Phantom that haunls fankeedom.
ana makes II sleep with one eye open.
by L. w. Spratt: South Carona-It has
Oeeh objected to US that we are a boa s,fu peo.
PEE ont there is maturity of merit which
sanctions eEotlsm, and pasied be the native
tongue 'lat refuses to speak her praise. There
is a maturity" of mOdesty in this that is above
all praise r!
BY w. H. Davis In &c South Carolina Sc.
ceded from Great B:itan; in 81 may she SO
cede from the Union.
by the Stewards: The Day we celebrate
llaI'owed IN our memory as the Birthday of our
Liberty. May it show in 81 that the sons of
South Carolina know how 10 protect what their
sres so noby won in rs.
by L. l.. Roger: Political Chcmis,ry-The
transmutaton of Tyranny into Liberty, without
resortlng to the roaring Of cannon-Southern
coThidcs applied 10 Northern backs.
BY I. Alex. Miller, ESQ: South Carolina
Oppressed aud degraded by vile, false, ,yran.
meal and polluted government. Secession ia
her only remedy, and disunion her only honor.
by Col. ii. Wighll: Gen. J. A. Qui,man-
The first on the battle plains OF Mexico. Nav
he be the first President Of the Southern Re.
public.
BY the Stewards: The blessings Of the Un-
ion-The only monuments of the Federal Gov
eminent IN the South are its cnsom-hou.cs and
lis forresses. BY the one taxes are exac,ed
rom Inc South, to be expended in the North
10y the other, attempts are made to overawe her
CITIZENS IN the exercise of their lust rights s.
South Carolina despises alike its threats and its
eXtorfions
Sent by Lady The State of South Caro-
lina-Deermined at any and every hazard to
resist the oppression of the Federal Govern.
ment. The women folks are getting their
''dander up too Il
BY Guest The R ght and Duty of Seeess.
lon-'lie that daes is bastard; he that
doubts is damned"
by {. H. Axiom Boston and her Hoars-A
people whose virtue and mora bga ton find
no test or standard in the law of God and man.
Alas, for Modern Athens
by +. ID. Richardson: Free Tradc-An ave.
] SlIrrlnU
North has closed against us, that thew micbt
live on our substance. A word of comfort Tor
the democracy"
BY Guest: Yankecdom and its molly Pom
uIaion-Ihey sod ont their slaves to make
room tor themselves. lie; them lhlcken, starve,
d'e' ana rot where they are. Our blacks shall
never De crVen ont from among us for the BEN
eft OF such rltss. This is extra rich As for
thicAening, starving, and dying, we shall do no
such thing while there is pound Of has,y pud.
ding, or pint OF maple molasses, in all YER
month
BY J, F. Mathews: The arguments agains,
Secesslon-Based upon ayarice and eowardee,
they will be spurned by every true Carsnan.
Sentiments Ike the above tell their own sto.
~ They neither need, nor deserve, comment,
Wewill only add, that from SO fierce and loud
bark we fear no bite.
I s We reuret To no called on n announce