Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23

OF THE = e ss4ss3
Palmetto-stats Banner,
A MAMMOTH SOUTHERN PRIME,
Published Every Tussaa 6fhils
AT COLUMBIA, sses s Z
TErMs.-Two dollars per a1Iun; dollar
payable half yearly in advaness5 &sss. s sats
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THIS truly Mammoth Jouual- e largest week.
l. ly paper in this State, md viii bntfew. .exeep;
tions in the United dState-thsf ppmher Of which
appeared on theiSd Nov., 1876 has Since its com.
mencemcnt, steadily adyocats8 principles then
announced by it, as those Wifi should aetl,ateits
conductors, apd tho prophet Sers to its columns
as the best criterion of tiess Of his assers
ton Forlhc extensive patronage read d eefded
him, the proprietor feels dseply gratefnlg dnd<6
those new gu pbscritcrs VIA nd 5e induced n e.
vorhim with their suproitfl q cap,2 ,2ply 81
no diligence, no effort, no eSyc With
his means, and the purEoses 9fhis ournhis ilbe
spared in procuring foRit spell mntter ns WIN "
useful and entertaining. . - - Z -;
In the contest now existing tetwecn the South
ern States and Federal aggression y sspesalass 40
middle ground. q :; q ~ 4
''The Union as it rass org. t1sc words os snn'
Alabama contemporary, ese lSyts IND defits hap,
Py auspices we lived; eselvatioiI weeodld'
have died.
. l"The Union as it is, gc mourn. .-
'srhe Uron ant rWbe, unless that God who
caused Pharaoh to let tie children of Israel go,
should by.p like ihitacle change the heart Of our
opprcssors-thc Union. as IL ,ciH be, when ag2res-
sions abroad and submission at home have driven
the South from the strongholds in the CoRsiitu-
ton &c.,
"7zis Union We oppose, fhis Unioa]et u dissolve,
from this Union let us sececl-
'If this be treason write us down traitors"
The Paln,etto,Stafe Banner aims TO be the expo.
ncnt of true Democratic principles-Democratic
according to the strctcst construction Of the State
Rights school; and for tee reasons Is it in Federal
politics for the Constitution Of the United States,
us intended by its original trainers, and against
Frce-soilism, Socialism, BarnbRrning, mud Aboli-
tionism and rs decidedly, in Sale politics, against
the disergpnizing notions that would uproot our
good o!d institutions and especially Dies il derre-
cate the destruction of our Banking system, whe-
thcr of the State or the private institutions, as
miscliicyous5-iay, as rl!inons to the industrial
cTa55ts nasm,ch as The destruction Of the Bank of
the State would tend to put the people in the hands
of the other banks and the money power, and on
the other hand, the destruction of private banks
would disturb the equilibrium Of that good cd and
long-tred system Of currency that has made South
Carolina the envy Of the States it advocates con-
sequen,ly the preservation Of all.
It's columns arc rcplcte with interesting matter
and it is generally acknowledged BY its cpntempo.
karcs TO be one Of the best, as it is the largest To-
lilly paperin TIC Southern States, and one emf.
henly qualified TO surersede those Northern prints
which have so greatly contributed to sow dissen-
sion in our Must = -
10 advertisers in North Carolina. Georgia and
the encighboring States it presents the best medium
having already circulation Of upwards of three
thousand subscribers, which is daily increasing
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Columbia. s. c.; jan 80, 1851.