The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-16

Sture ought ,oshe counted 10 form u quorum
Gin cases nf ELECTION Of Oliicrrs.3g The Flari-
sla l.raisla'ute ronsis,e,lnf lifly.nnn mem;
.hc-s.@and npnn4ihe ballm by which, hIfsfn. J;
leo contends he was elected, twrntY.ninc
vo'cs were cast for him, and Tho same mum.
her Of blank votes. On the next hoIlot Mr..
Mallory received thirty votes 6mai,,si TWEEN,
ty-enh and was dnciarnd elected 2 ,f
The Hbuse Was :ih' IN session to.f:fy.
having adjourned 10 Saturday. tnr'i,icr-
sahle curinsitv Ia 'rel,a a. u .licH 'pr1ha.j'e
complexion of tho Standing Co.nmi,'o 'ors
+ On tic Gath OF this mpnih hor. will he
a meeting in this city nr al! the President.
Of tho Railroad C,,nnnnies, for ,hr p"rno e
"ldevising plan I"r rNprd,,ng tie great
Northern and Sunthcrn mails. 4
,se, .,..ssa Nv ARLINGTON. Dec.G lS5l.~t'-
Neither branch of Congress was i'll sr:,-
sion o.day. This afford d an oppor.ul'l}
for members tD attend 10 the h,is;n' s nr
their constituents in the variptis Depart
'nents. For, many yenrs past it Inns ''ccn
the cnstom 10 give them precedence; but
now, much tn thor dissatisfaction. they nrG
required 10 wal; until their business cn,cs
np in iis regular Cricf, This il just, ar
there can he no good rcasnn, VIVA mum
her should liarc n c.aSr called up insianir,..
when, had il been in The hands Of private
citizen; it would hatc lain for months. V
The call Of tho various heads Of Ucpart-
ments fnr an additional force laS had; the
effect Of attracting 10 tho civ swar,ns nf
'ncn who are ready Ia show their p,,ririisu
by The The acceptance Of good sal,rv.
a big cane With a gold head is in prrpar
afi in inr ntr l,t
appears to h" consi erred an Indispensable
article for n Presidential candidate.
The health nf Mr. Clay appears 10 he m
will soon be compelled 10 rclrqnsh his du-
tcs in the Senate
The Baltimore Sun Of this nnrn;ry CON
tnins an attack upon 'hc corrcc,n"ss ~ tic
, Ccnsrs Returns By a statement irpnthc
heHd Bureau this evening he shows 'ha,
charge to be erroneous.
Much satisfaction is manifested nj The
conduci Of our Hnvnrnrncn, in rcru no to
ratifv treaty with The Swiss Cnn'edcrarv
which makes n discrimination against tn.
Hebrews Of The United :S;nlcs. Long has
The shattered CT ST of .Iudal, hcrn ,ra,ua'ctl
in the dust; but it finds prn'"cr'ur under
the wings of onr republican coylc Who
can tell but that the United States NAV be
the great rendezvous from whence ,l,a,
prosecuted rnce shall depart once morc To
nhahit the Holy City.
The editors Of newspapers in thi- ,r
tion are talking ola convention fur It'd prr.
rosc 0f adopting surhry resolutions TO- sell
; fnoleclion. For instance they wish 10
lake rule that persons ADVERTISING aud
wishing an editorial notice. shall p,v rnr
snch notice in addition to tho advertisement
In England an editorial notice OF half .in
| zen lines Is charged AT the rate o: abou,
twenty times the price Of the alvertiSr,,eul
| 10 whicl, il refers,
It's confidently predicieh lh- 4 the .emi.
grafton 10 III ntmF ...a gocs or n, Tho mr., cent
rate, tic ropniation will, in two yc,rs, on
.fiSsS~n F zh's,sr- State l,s fine
cima.a the G'hncss and fertirift ni The
, iahds on Tho Mississippi. and the suprr or
advantages Offered py extensive forests NJ
pine. Conycn'cn lo waller 'ranspnr.a:;r:,
| offer great inducements 10 settles.
The numerous Benevolent Societies OF
this city have united, and cnnlnil,cc has
brcn appointed Ia sn!ici, one dollar from
every family in the District. Tia ,la,
meets wlh general favor.
The usual Washington Assembly Balls
will shortly commence. Thoy are design.
ed for The would he ari>'ncracv, al,:ni"I
ri late there have hCcr So'u" vnrv rcruarl:.
bic exceptions High pr.cr.l tickets ,l,,
not o'wayA keep away the an!i-cxquj,i,"s
WASHINGTON. Dec 6.
The Scnatc was MOI in session to-day,
having adjourned 10 Monday T.crr j.
considerable >rc' c'ula,Ion ~: Ia he rrnlahi.
fate nf Mr.. Stewards "itn,S..'.; .c.n.u;iun y
u Halo wouhl rlrln from utl,.r,ny H., an.
! li-slavcry amen Incn!. the resolution No III
pass Without difficulty: but when Mr. Sew
ard 0kcs mn.c'n"n. ii IA aiw vs. mn
| u!,rr:or object. and IN this ca-c he plan NJ,
'loublelliy is lot Ism and Hale .,'p.ny in;n
each Others iitul.
The health oi MIR. Clay is f,r .rnri IN
proving and in his prc.c"l feeble sia!c. Il. ;
irlen', VIII not permit hini to cater the
arena o! debate
The House n,ni, bat contrary 80 gnrnrl.
expectation, the Standing Committees
wern not announced. I:nppr,rS ,h,r Mr
! Boyd has found The task rather moro ,!ili
cult than he anticipated. they Will not
he ananuncch bcure Tuesday nrxl to which
day, "lc. III: disposal ri some uniinp"r;unt
matters, mn Adjournment was carried.
The Presidents Message nppca.s 20 uiyc
general satisfaction To all except III. Free
S"'lcra. Same note ii rs "a remarkable.
iaci, That II containr no attempt II mnH,i..
political capital with reference Ia The + 90
dcncv nj 1892 Others, ":i the cnIlr,ry.
rontend Iha, Mr.. FILLMORE has by ~, 40 a.
rclInqn'shcd hs aspirations 90 u SECOND.
term, and li'al nc will rraI V nat. Wi,
any union %: Democrats and Wits ,i.a,
can rr-clert him.
Judge l}randcnhmrg, Chci lns'icr of The
Territory ofyulnh, arrived ~ lI,r rn:s ,hIs
evnnny. He says lha, al The ,;e,e.nrn,,
nf Judge Brcociius. re- awe To the re"r..
hensihe CONDUCT oi Governor Brigham
Young, 10 emily den.ei by The delegates.
are correct ~ every pu III r. .j,r!gG
Branicnhnrg says hc was .p,r.srm, II tho
least when Governor Young den ,nnccs!
,lc late Prcsidcn Taylor, aud :ss...c! ~
cnph''cal language, that he w;s ,mnn.,
the los, IN pcrd.tlnn. A. Jhdac Bfn.rn ).
will be here IN n few d.y., | prrsuar, /,
statement Wiii be- made lo Congress
Col. Mcdiil. Licul Governor of Ohi., X
staying n, lilo Nt.ional. lie IL spoxrn 81,
as a probable cand.daic ior Nicc pfcad,n,
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