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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
STOVEEs!.

WE have now il store. large and general as
w sortmeut of Cooking. Paror, Church. Hall
and Heating Stoves. comprising many varieties,
which offering at lower rates than were ever
before offered on the NJ sscuri river. amongst our
stock may be found the following to which we res
pectfully invite the attention OF the public:
20 Pacific air-tjght Cooking Stoves
10 Iron King do do do
80 Assd. sizes Empire do do
% Church and Hall do
% SIX and Seven plate heating DO
100 Parlo. and Chamber do
All of which will he sold at unusually low rate,
by PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
September J, 1851.
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FRESH Drugs.
Glasgow Insurance Company.

ID OOKS for additional substitution to tbo e..
ID gov Insurance Company are now on.,- C.
stock, by direction of the Board of Directly" A''
In Glasgow, under the superiRtepI,onca of w T
Dunnica and James S. Thompson, at the ofBcc 30
James +, Swinney. ~ N'e oihee "
At Fayette, under the Superintendent 0,,y T
Birch and 4. Hendricks lat he otioa of p %
D Al Huntsville, qn"er the superintendeaee Of W.
H. samuel ana joan Met smp6ell, at he Office Of
Me Campbell, Coates & smith 'Al'' VI
~ AZ PptGhsWlck, under the superintendent of
West & Kyle. 0N''e VI
ana viii remain open until closed by direction of
he board OF Directors. JNO. d. PERRY,
JNO. HARRISON,
July oil, 1891, Committee
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n o &c H.

ENHE subscriber having disposed of all his rem
J. nants and unreasonable Goods at auction.
begs leave most respectfully to inform his friends
and customers that he viii be in receipt of
Complete Stock of Fall and Winter
Goods,
about the 18Th inst, and thankful for past favors.
soicitS a continuance Of same
LOGAN D. CAMERON
Glasgow, Sept. !, 1881.
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POONS! ROONS!!

A lot of valuable and standard books for sale at
The Drug stores of o. Henderson and F. w. Digges
& Co., consisting in part of the following works:
Dicks works, in vols, Rollins Ancient History,
2vo!s., Plutagci's Lives, Addison Spectator, NJ
Cauley's II story of England library edition.
for families, Sparks life of Washington, &c.
E7g@ Please call and examine them.
IIIasgoW Nov, Oft.
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FALL TRADE FOR 1881.

TNHE undersigned would again call the attention
l. of the Public to his large stock of
GROCERIES,,
Purchased on such terms as will enable him 10 COM
pete successfully with any house on the Missouri
River, either North or South, East or West, up or
down, both in price quantity, quality, or in any
shape or form, having now in store the following
articles
leo Bbls. Gin, double rectifed. Whisky,
so l-2 Bbls.
10 Bbls. Old Bourbon
D Rye "
10 Cks' Otard Dupey & Seignette 4th prf Brandy
90 Kegs, American Brandy,
10 Bbis. New York Brandy, Wine Rum, Gin.
Peach aud Apple Brandy,
90 Bbls. ST. Louis Sugar House Molasses,
10 Plantation Molasses.
20 Loaf Crushed and Pulverized Sugar.
% Bags Cotton Yarn No. >. to u,
100 Kegs Iron Mountain Nails.
August p, 1881. J. L. SWiNNEY.
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At the Big Missouri Cash and Trade
STORE

At the big Missouri Cash and Trade
STORE.
TUST received, by Steamer Gen. Lane, a very
J large assortment of Carpenters Tools of almost
every description called for in this section of the
country. My assortment consists in part of
Jonter's Smoothe Planes, Fore do. Screw Arm
Grooves, Wedge do. Solid Box'd Sash, Planes,
Raising Planes, Grecian Ovalaes, Boxed
Beads, Match Planes, Solid Boxed
Table Planes, Rabbit Planes.
Gen'l. assortment Planes, Side Rabbits, Grecian
Ogaes, Phelstian Brass Slide, Slap and Boxed
Hollow Augurs, Spoke Shaves, Monkey
Wrenches Brace and Bits, Bench
Screws, all kinds Chssels, Bits,
Hard Screws, &c.
These Tools are known TO be of the best quality
being from J. L. c. Smithe, Cincinnati, successor,
to Lyon Il Smithe, an old and reputable firm.
Oct. 80. ID. BRONSON.
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Gold and Silver SpectacIes.
eeeZ

A large assortment of gold and silver spectacles,
~ can be found at my establishment. Glasses
fitted to suit any age, and spectacles repaired.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
oct2 Sign of the Big Watch.
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Il his Stock Of Fall and Winter goods, which
makes his assortment large snd extensive
Ladies Dress Goods.
Black and fancy silks. Demipolines, rich and bean-
tiful, French and English fneriros, Muslin dc lanes,
variou, Colors. AlpacaS, Ginghams, &c. A largo
lot of Bay State and other shaws.
ALSO--Drcss trimmings, Hose, Ribbons, gloves,
Linen cambria hbd'kfs, &c.
ALSO-Cloths. Casmeres. Sattinetts- Vestings,
Over coat cloths, cold Blankets, Red and Negro
blankets, L.nseys. brown and beaehed domestic,
Osnaburgs, Fanuels, &C., also Tery large stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Hardware. Queenswarc. Groceries. Nails, Castings,
Log and Drought chains, Collins axes, Broad axes,
Cross cut saws, &c.
A part Of my Goods have been detained by low
water IN the Ohio river, in consequence | am dis
posed 70 sell low.
CT My customers and the public are invited
TO call and examine "a am anxious to sell. / am
bartering for almost alb kinds of country produce
on the most favorable terms.
Nov 6. F.A. SAVAGE.
OFFICE. GLASGOW AGENcY or THE CoLrMBrsl
AND LEXINGTON INSURANCE COMPANIES,
Glasgow, No. Now /, 1851.
'EHE undersigned agents of tie Columbus and
4. Lexington Insurance companies, have this
day made assignment of all the effects in tletr
| hands belonging TO said companies 10 Mr.. Theodore
Bartholow, for the benefit Of all The policy holders
Of This agency, 10 cover all Losses that NAV have
| been or will be hereafter sustained by persons
holding such policies, and with the consent Of tho
| policy holders will cancel all the uncxpired out
standing policies from this date. that said rolicv
holders may have legal claim against the trustee
for the premiums due on their policies at the date
of said cancellation, and request that the policy
holders will give immediate notice of their accep-
lance or non-accep,ance Of the terms of this as
Segment
PERRY s. BARTHOLOW, Agents.
Nov. g, lS5l-iw
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
A. SEM.


JJAS Just received new and splendid assort-
l. Il ment OF FAN and Winter Goods,
to which he invites the attention OF the public, as
he feels assured that he can and will furnish them
with as good bargains as can be had above St.
Louis.
HIS stock comprises among many other articles,
a fine new style Of
Ladies' Dress Goods.
consisting of satin de chine, large assortment of
nermacs, alpacas, silk lustres, muslin de lanes, &c.
together with an entirely
New style of Si,awfs.
very beautiful. He has on hand large amount Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Cloths, CdssimereS, SatinetS, Negro Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes, SC.
and a fine lot of plush caps, and other varieties
usually called for in this market. general as
sortment of Fine Liquors, consisting of BRAN
dies, wines, gin, sc.
lie also has a stock of Sugar, Coffee, Tea.
SC. which he will retail very low. In short. his
stock is full, which he will take pleasure in show
ing to all who may wish 10 look at and purchase
chen and fine goods.
GIasgo,r. October ,, 1851.
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Stray NIure--S10 ReMard!

stray Mure--S15 Reward!
CtTRAYED from the subscriber, about the last
- of August dark brown mare Mule, branded
with figure on the left fore-shoulder, and a
cross on the left hip, of good size, and will be
six years old next spring; had shoes on the fore
feet when it left. will pay the above reward for
said mule, if delivered TO me, miles east of Glas-
gow-or all reasonable expenses, if informed
where it is, so that can get it.
CORNELIUS MAUPIN.
November 49, I251-37-Wl
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FURNITURE.

= da2ss
TUST received our fall Stock of Furniture, direct
- from the manufactures in Cincinnati, which
we will sell at St. Louis price, anil no miSidie.
Our Stock is full and complete, and TO those in
want Of substantial or Ornamental Furniture, we
would respectfully ask a call. Amongst our varied
assortment, may be found the following articles:
100 Dozen Chairs, SO Dressing Bureaus,
1l2 Bed Steads, Walnut Lounges,
80 Tin Safes. ~ Wash Stands
SO Cherry and Walnut dining Tables,
So g breakfast Tables,
6 Mahogony Centre Tables,
2 Marble Top g g
IL Small Leaf "
- Dressing
Pair Gard
a Fall Back Writing Desks,
l Book Case and Whiting Desk,
Marble top work Stands,
Enclosed - Z"
II Trundle Bed Steads.
Sets Cushioned Chairs,
Set Extra Plush "
IS Com. and Cane seat Rockers,
Extra
Together with all articles in the above line which
we offer on such terms as viii guarantec sGtstac
ton to the purchasers.
August 81, 1851. J. T. SWINNEY.
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New FAN and Winter Goods,

New FAN and Winter Goods,
FAYLTTE. no.
~ REENABAUM Il BARTH, respectfully an
" nounce 10 their friends and the public, that
they are now in recent Of their
Fail and Winter Stock,
which is extensive and complete in every partcu-
Ter, and 10 which they invite the attention of Ladies
and Gentlemen, assuring them, as TO quality and
prices. they fear no competition.
G1zy% Call and examine our stock, before you
make your purchases.
FayGtte, Sept IS, 1851
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JUST RECEIVED.
100 Kegs Tar,
Bbls. -
30 Boxes Star Candles,
40 / :. :.
90 Boxes Summer Mould Tallow Candles
so Cases Sardines.
100 Pair Extra Heavy Trace Chains,
100 Bright Log Chain,
II - fifth -
SO Dozen Boxes Mason's Backing,
40 g Painted Buckets.
40 90 Long handle Quaker Brooms,
Long " Shovels,
" Ames Spades.
Tons assorted Castings.
10 Dbl. Hydraulic Cement,
10 BIS. Collins celebrated axes. warranted
Tea, Spice, N1adder, Bbl. Pepper. Alum, Sall-
ratus, Soda. Ink, Copperas, Almonds. Cigars Ale.
Cordals, MADEIRA Wine, Old Port, Pepper Sauce,
Tomato Catsup. &C., Sc.
August p. 1851. J. f. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

CT"BIank Deeds, handsomely exeeuted
on hne paper, for sale at this office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27
JAS. G.. WILLIAMS,

JAS. G. WILLIAMS,
Merchant TaifGr--GIasSOyv, MO.
DEGS leave TO announce 10 his friends and the
ID public, that he has just returned from Saint
Louis with a superior assortment of
Cloths, CassiElCres, Vesfings,
Blankets, &C., together with suitable trimmings,
and is prepared 10 furnish materials and manufac-
ture any article of Gentlemen's wearing apparel,
on better terms than garments have eve. been got
up in this place. His goods were all selected by
himself. and are warranted TO be as represented.
G157 Shop at the old stand, where all work in the
TanOring line will be done as heretofore.
September %, 1851.
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z nCtrGs,

80 Boxes Star Candlcs; ) boxes Sperm Candies;
20 DO Ta!low do; III Store and for sale
b. sept. PERRY X BARIHOLOW.
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Guardians Notice.
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply at the January term of the County
Court of Howard county, for final settlement of
his administration on the estate of Henry Faust,
senior, deceased.
c. B. FALLENSTEIN, Admir-
November 10, lS5l.-37-w4
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Billions Ferers, which often prevail so fatally at
the West may always be prevented by the timely
use of DR.. Osgood's India Choagogue. The med
icine should be commenced at the appearance of
the earliest symptoms, which not unfrequently
precede the attack several days, and even weeks,
TO warn us of impending danger. The sensation
of langour, the haggard expression, WEAKNESS Of
body, depression of spirits, arrangement of the
stomach, pain in the bones &C., cannot easily be
mistaken.
CY|For sale by o. Henderson, agent, Glasgow.
November 37-w2
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fall and Winter Goods.
Ladies Dress Goods,

THE subscriber has just received the balance Of
i his Stock Of Fall and Winter goods, which
makes his assortment large snd extensive,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

The Annual Cure of $4,000 persons of
Fever and Ague, by the use of 'Smith's Tonic Syrup
one third part of which being of those extreme,
obstinate cases, which resist the ordinary modes
of treatments of itself guarantee of the vr-
tues which this remedy possesses in curing that
notc common disease in the Western and Southern
States. But it is necessary TO observe cautions see
that you get "Slnith's Tonic Syrup"
Sold by o. HENDERSON, GLASGOW; W. r. Smell
SON, Fayettc; and ]. V. HARDY & Co., Huntsville.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-11-27

DED CoRDS-lo dozen Hemp bed Cords,
ID 10 do do Plow lines for
sale by Sept l. PERRY BARTHoLow'
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K. HI. DENYzS.


(sUccEsscR TO J. NJ. REED.)
Forwarding and Commission Merchant.
OLD FRANKLIN, HOWARD COUNTY, MO.
WILL at all times pay cash and tire highest
w market price for Hemp, Wheat Bacon and
other produce; and give special atenton 10 rcceiv
ing, forwarding and selling produce and merchan-
disc. August y, 1851
GROCERIES.
have on hand and shall keep constant supply
of Choice Family Groceries. VIZ:
Best RFOyTm, Crushed. Clarified and
Loaf Sugar5:
best Sugar-house syrup and Plantat on moasses,
best Rio coffee; tea, rice, pepper, indigo, maddeI
star and mould candles. cotton yarn, castings, glass
and stone ware, Kanawha salt, brooms cigars, tin
ware, &C.
CHOICE SUPERFINE FLOUR
constantly on hand at Boonviile prices. Afull as
sortment of Pdrlor B1r GHi C09tiag Stores. All
of which will be sold at the lowest possible prices
for Cash, or exchanged for butter, feathers, bees
wax, dry hides, turkeys, chickens eggs, dried fruit
&C. &c. Z. ii. DENNIS.
| Old Franklin Oct. 16--3m
| N. b. Passengers by steamboat will find suita.
Bile accommodations, and may be assured that boat.
will stop for them. Horses ard Carriages 10 hire
JNo. d. PERRY, THO. J. BARTHoLow
PERRY G. BARTHoL0W,
Grocers, Dealers in Hemp, dH Produce Generally
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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Over Shoes.
Gentlemen's buffalo and gum overshoes
Ladies' cloth lined and gum do
Misses do do just re-
ceived and for sale by
oct9 L. D. CAMERON.
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Wooden Ware.
CIGARS
CURRANTS,

] or. CNk. Iantee Current; 10 Drums Figs,
% Boxes halves and quarters Raisins in store and
for sale by Sep PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
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WoOlfens.
Is pieces Plaid Linseys, all prices
25 60 red, white, yellow, blue and green
Flannels
90 &c Satinets, cloths and cassimers
3 GO heavy overcoatings
5 Petersham and pl'd coat Innings
5 heavy negro kersys, just received
and for sale by oct9 L. d. CAMERON.
Dress Goods.
10 pcs De LANES
5 " French merinos
3 " English "
8 &c black alpacas
90 solid color, all wool, de lanes
3 " new style plaid dress goods, togeth-
with large lot of other fashionable styles dress
goods; also, large stock of fancy and pain black
silk, for sale by oct9 L. ID. CAMERON.
DRINTS-300 pieces, all new styles, for sale
i low, by oct9. L. d. CAMERON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-11

hsta 70: fpaot 70 ds4asds Il Ia this Papsf Ths bssh
was theh aeeaied BY all borta Of insiruatious aid
when Judge Gushing proceeded to pass upon the case,
either one or the other Of the counsel would rise and
interrupt him. His honor at last saw the game of the
counsel, and addressed them Gentlemen, will
not be tantalized by you any farther. have listened
to you with patience for two hours and now YOU re-
fused to hear me- But if am forced call upon the
officers OF the court-it compelled to exercise
the power vested in me when nsulted Il will give nv
decision in this case forthwith. do not want to COM
init you Tor the insults you have offered to the Court"
The counsel persisted in interuptipg the Judge and he
lnay called upon the officers TO keep them silent,
whereupon M essrs Whitman & Phillips rose and left
the Court in the same manner that Theodore Parker
ran away on Friday night, when Mr. Sewal was ap-
Riley.
The Judge then proceeded pass upon the case and
ordered Isaac IL. Snowden to pay fine of 81 and
costs and give bonds in the of $500 to keep the
peace for two months.
The case of Charles Snowden was continued until
Saturday next and ia the meantime he was required to
give bonds in the sum of $500 for his appearance
MI Phillips, who had remained in the entry here
came in, and appealed from the decision OF the Court
in the case OF Isaac H. Snowden and bonds in the sum
OF $500 were given for his appearance before the NUM-
cipal Court.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-11
THE BOSTON FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.

~ II.
The Boston Courier of Monday morning. speaking
OF the case OF Sims, the Fugitive Slave from Savannah
says
His early discovery was in consequence of his having
telegraphed TO female, whom he calls his wife
that he had arrived in Boston. Mr. Potter the owner
OF Sims, is brother-in-aw to Commodore Stockton,
and is one Of the weahest and most respectable rich
value. the slave and in case his claim Is established
will INSIST upon the return Of the fugitive.
The attempt on The part OF the abolitionss to create
riot on Saturday entirely failed. About6 o'clock
three OF the leaders visited the Court House. but they
could get no followers. Every thing remained quiet
throughout the day and night and yesterday there was
no unusual gathering in the vicinity of the Court
House.
The Pulaski Guards Capt. Wright, performed mill
tary duty on Saturday, and the City Guards, Capt.
Thompson, relieved them for the night. Yesterday,
the Massachusetts Volunteers Capt Poore were under
arms, and the Warren Infantry, Capt Williams last
night Col John c. Boyd has command of the
military.
Between two and three o'clock, on Saturday morn
inc two young colored men, who had been noticed
accommodating the neighborhood of the Court House
and the armoryiof the New England Guards were taken
into custody by the wachmen at the request of Colonel
Boyd Their names Isaac H. and Charles S. Snow
den, brothers Upon Isaac was found pistol
loaded with thirty three grains of shot, and Charles
was armed with huge knife Both prisoners were
taken before the Police Court and charge OF carry
ing concealed weapons preferred against theni.--
Wendell Phillips, W. H. Whitman and Robert Nor
rs appeared counsel for the offenders The scene
10 Courtwas one OF an extraordinary character but we
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-11
FOR THE TIMES.
EXPERIMENTS WITH GUANO
WEsTPHALIA, SOUTHAMPTON,
March 5lst, 1851.
Messrs. Editors i.

4IeSSTe. LtU'L0TS.
l instituted number Of experiments last wear with
the romantic article OF Guano, for my own satisfaction
ana the benefit ofhe agricultural interest generally and
having been solicited by several farmers to make public
me result OF my experiments proceed TO do SO in as
ie" words as the subject will admit Of as shall nelh-
er speculate or theorse, but leave others to draw their
own deductions. ~
An application of Guano was made on twelve acras
IN corn, OF HIGH dry and sandy soil which think in
creased the crop third On cold damp livery soil
on which is at all times difficult to secure stand ot
corn, and yet difficult to max produce even an
indifferent crop, fine thrifty crop was secured One
o! my nelghbors remarked that was equal to corn in
ms garden On another soil, very similar to the Iast
Iuano was applied without any remarkable result,
Whatever, not apparently benettting the crop in the
least P AZ '''o
An application of 200 pounds was made on an acre
OF very poor land upon which cotton could nor have
peen grown with profit, it would not have pro.
duced more than $40 pounds
Inc yield was Just about 500 OF seed cotton or 40
pounds picked at l2t cents, $3.50; the Guauo paid
proht OF SO per cent, Yet must be borne IN mind that
VIII not 90 10 cultivate cotton such land as this
An application OF about 300 pounds to the acre was
made to sweet potatoes, which almost entirely de-
stroyed the crop. The same effect was produced on
me Ions; on Indian peas, the vine grew much more
uAuriahty, but the yield was pe-cepbly increased
on corn and peas the Guano put in the hill at the
aeph OF two inches below the seed cotton and po-
taoes 1t was put in deep urrow at the bottom of the
ridge. The only conclusion that have arrived at is
That Guano is renovator OF some soils whilst il s per
niclous or OF no value TO ohers--whch most clearly
demonstrates the necessity OF applying to our agncuI-
tural pursuits the science of Chemistry
Yours, very respectfully,
It. ]. PRETLOW.
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In Virginia, by tn people, by single districts.
In Maryland, by the people, in Two districts, viz:
tive tor the western shore and three for the cas-
Total.


There were two absentees in the college of electors
In Virginia also two in Maryland; so that the W hole
number OF votes, in all the States, was but So MIR.
Platter, OF Maryland, absent in consequence OF be-
ing confined with the govt; and Mr. Richardson of the
same State was prevented from attending by the ice
thus we see that Virginia, the "Ancient Dominion
and the mother of Presidents" commenced her career
as member OF the federal Union by raownug the
popular voice to be felt in the choice OF an electoral
college, which responded to the national call Of her
own washington to the Presidency; that MARYLAND.
the cradle of religious liberty in this hemspbere-hn
land OF the Carros and other champions of liberty
gave her popular vote for electors unrestricted bv ers
laors; that Delaware, the home Of the Rodney the Ba
yards, and the Reeds, and Pennsylvania, the head
quarters OF democracy, and the home OF Franklin Mer
rls, and Wilson. also adopted the same popular mode
OF testing the will Of the people. We are not quite sure
That New Jersey and Georgia adopted the legislative
mode OF choice, the records OF those States within our
reach being unsatisfactory. But we have clearly es
tabllshed one pont-namely, that at the commence.
ent OF the government, South Carolina stood nearly
II not quite, alone with the New England States ia
her practice and construction of the constitution as TO-
the choice OF PRESIDENTIAL electors. Al the New Eog.
land long since changed their course and adopted
the popular mode leaving South Caana alone in the
original arlstocrahc manner of election.