The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-07-21


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The Fourth of Jtlt in south Car0linaI
The following a. sor. of ,bs ,.o,,I.,
loasts offered 4 r,olrr,h;. n ..l.L.s.,o..
lofthe az 'o' y =. Os'eV'euVn
M
= lAS 40 q Jnly.-We meet not 10 re.
loice ~ llle possession ofliberty aud eauali.
y, Daa y isyise the spilit Of glorious
snfss.sy snu reconstruct the eaifce Of con.
s',ou'vna' n iigeiiy.
2; ihS Union--Ine North value Il for
power anu plunuer. Inc South is the vic.
um.
d ihc Institution of Siaptrt, tie con-
serggI.ve Jeature q Rtpablicaa Gopsfnmeut.
-nistory furnishes no instance Of q lasting
republic, where It did not exist.
y =. JOhn Q. Calhoun.--The greatest states
man o. the nineteenth century. Let South
Carolina hold fast to his doctrine stba, 80 I.
Bavs . ,beissl tbs under lree government, must
nowsr - wv viii pJ%si bss y seli.pro'ectlon. That
S. The Constitnt;on' 'o,o1 ~ ~. 1., o..
lit tuas q comnact Ss,.., sss on'lea Siatcs.
States. It Ia mere na,chrs us.wesa sovereign
shtels and tramhla5 pai1nlhen', torn into
principled. ra nac;ons and [ ss.,; ,oO. oy an un-
6. Secession "A rigbt J'isl o1 sa,aa majority.
,cknowIsJgad 1, ~ n ;ilsa. q sovereignty
submissionisis Of the consol;Ja a, IT, except
4. Patyiotism. The nniv stsr,aI sonOoi.
recognized is the motto /" ~. s@nualu o..1e ever
or wrong" He who refuses to defend he he
government that protects him, isa traitor.
Q. Wdohtngt0n8 FdTetDcu Addryss The
production Of q great and pure man. Could
~ sas ss ,,1m .ne aeao, now would he blush
bribed oolt;c;ans ana ;n ..a;. seullissionists'
cheat the people Of their libe ri;es. ~ y
8. The Federal Goaernp,c,,t. The anon,
of the States, with well.defined no,vess S,n, -
The nature ola trust. The idea Of an aesnt
using force to maintaining his construction
against the principals, in the management
OF their own concern, is absurd and mon.
strous.
Here are a few. pol,,n,,,,. ,o..,s
By Cadst p . go. '1s
~ oouel M -. n; 0antey, OF the Arsenal
Stats The c;,adsl 'sa,y ssa ocsools q ths
and tba Arssnai 'due, nGaaemy ! ol ! Charleston,
They arc raaJrI I ~ u oolumola.--
~ ioho X uo.,.
has 49, aUNn C. nopAths'-- Onr Cdasc.--It
all bayonets w '''e'a' eola 'han ieder-
By . South c.,o,:. -,
ce,sion d ~Geors;a noE,I M hlgm 81 Be-
N'-ueoigia acknowledges the corn,
fu~sr s,oa' ~ .ne oooo. S4
liioweli Copo is the nominee of the Union
party OF Ga, for Governor
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From Texas.
The following is fro,n ,bo c.,, :,
v;l;an of tho l.. ;....D' e '8'''s'on Ci-
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= a small steamer, on her voyage from N.
orleans 70 victoria, was lost on The beach
some M WE'VE or hiteen miles east Of This city.
on "Wednesday night. No lives were lost. y
rious scoundrel. was shot dead while nU,O- coO-
nnea IN, IN irons in the courthouse at New
nraaa,e,s, ,,aa sa,,a on the ID ult Aguard of six
shot was fred through ,be % w;n ,iIne. anu the
unknown hand. s" y SUNS
There has been horrible sffs;r a. rov,,.
Christi. The wife of ierm,a wp'S
Truer,, living neal that place conlJ ~ tamru ,n
with her husband. and was abon, ~ psre
him. When she was about ~ taLe ln maae
her effects, The wretch, Truer. 'pav gave aga, hf,
twelve stabs with knife, killing her on The
spot. He has fled and NOT be- heard 'S "s
since. VI
There has been no molestations bv Indian,
near Corpus Christi lately. since ,6sv I Li,IaJ
Mrs. Pratt and the Mexican.
The Corpus Christi correspondent of ,,o
Galveston News says: The two companips
OF infantry, under ercommand Of Breyet Ma;
Paal, OF the 7th, are still here and tsL;a