Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-10

hovah. Nor yet will-they see tn is in
the election of Sumner, nor in the TO.
port Of the Committee Of The Massa-
chnsetts Legislature, appointed for
the purpose Of iD9uiring into the con.
duct of the Sheriff of Boston, That
committee having repor'pdth Il the
city authorities, in the part they took
to support the United States laws
have grossly violated the statutes Of
the commonwealth of Massachusetts,
that the marshal ofthe United States
has been guilty ofgreat contempt for
the sovereignty of Massachusetts in
using a criminal process of the I'M
ted Sta'esto cover his deportation of
TIL fugitive out of that STATE and
that Commissioner Hal'ett disregar-
ded and insulIed the laws Of Massa.
chusetts, as vlsoits Legislature. Of
course no man whose reason has not
completely fallen under the infatua-
ton Of blind party zeal, can beck.
,Pected TO see peace and quiet in all
this; and certain we are, if any ordi.
nary man, Of medium intelligence
were 10 v;;S' sa,,h ,absar4!:;;as, HE.
acquaintances would begn to have
their doubts Of his samlly, and his
friends, throlrgh compassion forhs
'fami'y,lo enertan'serious thoughts
ofcommissicnS de MRdtico inquirefClo.
/ MELANCHOLY SuIclDE.-On the
9th inst; Mrs. Mary Games, anagesl
| widow, and for hiany years "A lnem-
Ter oftle Methodist Church, com.
n,itted suicide by hanging herself
with a hank OF thread TO the beam o.
a loom, Mrs. q. had heen for some
time partially deranged in mind. a1a
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SADAccIDENT--- On Tuesday, the
6 b inst, Mr., e. Bnlw;nkIe, Of wal.
halla, in this district, together with
Mrs, Bulw,nole and child were
thrown from .aivehIoie,in which they
were driving, by the horse taking
fright and were so badly injured thai
Mr. B. and his child died a few hours
after the accident occurred; Airs, b.
though seriously hurt is said 10 be.
recovering. eufe S.oas .ggah
Nfr. Bu!~inkle was an intelligent
and enterprising German. one of the
chief of the German settlement, ard
,hsliess will he severely felt and sore
-ly lamen,ed by his countrymen. l-'I
MEXICAN ITEMs.--Several large
and influential parties in Mexico are
to7be plotting for a changeiin the Gov
ernmen'.eOne party wou,l join Mes
ico once more to Spain; aiiother wish
es 10 get up. a feeling in favor Of San.
ia Anne, while sGH gnoiher desire
immediate annexation 10 the Uuited
Sra e', the history OF Republican
Mexico is little else than a history
of msurrecticns, INF sGt ordination and
GENERAL insecurity. With vague and an
mnnpeEiecty defined notions Of ,politi.
cal liberty. and incapable, OF linder.
stand ny or Of appreclating the worth
ct uniform laws and a permanent 4 Il
government, the Mexicans have been
indifferent cit ems and therefore have
been mdiflerently governed. a,','sa
IL. . fysfqba se--4-s.a.s -. Sos.-GLA ~, Al
SUMNER'sl1 l1LECTIoN.-The Com.
moh@ealth. Free soil organ, 81 com.
nenting on, Sumner s election las
the follow,ng significant passage: !,
ut is one ola. series of victories
which, will make this is1leSsracsiJIc
Uilion thepride aud Joy ofthfe woriG, ei;ii /
1 will raise the dropping hopes Of tie
sla"e and ofthe Slaveless ,w5iiE. men
of'tle Sona! eal os a8ss9 jss @4,srz
3 "ItwilI give courage TO The iIioal
sands Of true men St the Sonh, who,
like Css$jus IA. Glay, are lopg,ngte
throw of lhe chains ofAhe siayelIloI,
ders. u NIL electrtfy the. tteeme,, ~
the North IL will seal lie death