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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-18

.ass Ariaimeeiing of the Board Of Di.
Frectors ofsthe M. and M. Bank Of
WHEELING at its Branch in Morgan
town, OH Thursdaysthe Esd Dec. 1852,
Resolred uaammoustgl That the pi;
lreetors feel itto.be lieirpriyilege, as
veil sas, auty,s,f9 cypress their siacere
!, regret regret att the :leccase of their late
friend aud associate; JonN eHANwAYs
Esd. whose loss will not only be fell
,A,.Sbyths public al large, but more pat-
.,ticularly bSithisaBoard, ofqwhiclT he
l,adabeen one Of THE. most active aud
afIiciispt members since the orgaiIiza,
''. lion ofthe Bank. That we hereby
appoint Edgar G.iWilson and Henry
pefing, a committed on the partiof
'tho Board, IA express q, The bereaved
family OF .hsideceased. our kind re- re-
.nrards, as wellNas our sympathy IN
heir recent severe affection .s9
THAT this lI3sspllliop,be entered up.
a, on3the recorls:@sthisiOfhe
VIA true ccpy 11- 4
\sT8fsSi N,.MIloSEa, cash'r.
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AMI. THESE DELAYS

Sometimes Cold 10 suffered 10 lccumulate
upon Cold a whole winter through This is
taking short route to the long home:' Stop
the mischief before It has fixed itself incurably.
With Rsgers'iGiscrpori, Tar and caHeaatagaa
tho result Ia not merely a Applicability, but
ceridtniy.t See pamphlet Ia Agent's Pusses-
sion and advertisement In the business depart.
ment Of this paper estober2.
ND|ICd'USE FOR DESPAiRl
If weakened by 4 raeking cough, and suffer.
ing all the symptoms Of violent Pulmonary
attack, still the sufferer must not despairs.-
Ncrrr gre pp ,'isays thepoet, eadlyhy should
wort. Tar and canelialaH,la within bis feach---i
Hope, LlrE, HEALTH are its results See
long advertisement IN this paper 0cty2. /.
1 Iiood1a,is Gsrimt.l l,iiters. w would call
tho attId,on oil alf readers to he ADVERTISE
m.nl Of pr. IIoailaiidis celebrated German Bit
! ters, ,prcpatcdeby DrsG. N. jackson, No. 100
Arch street, iplIludelrhia. In cases OF Liver
q, complaint, Dyspepsia, Disease of the Kidneys,
| and all diseases sing from adisordeted stom-
ecll, tlcir p6wcris not eScellcd, III eqnalled,
.byiauy other kuowu preparation, as the cures
attest in many cascs, alter tho most celebrated
tpl,ysiciaiis had failed. We can Conscientious
Eiy recommend ,fismedicine, as being what Il
| il. represented, and prgc our readers who are
afflicted to procure q bottle, and they will be
convinced Of the truth We assert. lip6w.
ai ,lgags ~ --.-----s t!.otsiF sRe
DIR. GuYsoTT,s IMPROVED EXTRACT
| OF .Ysiiop Dock and Sdrsdpdriiid put up in the
largest sized bottles, contains more Of the pure
Ilondards Sarsfpsrilid than any other prepare
lion e3tant, WlIchis chemically combined with
the extract Of yellow Dock, and the extract of
wild Cherry, thus making the remedy more
Thoroughly. efficient than any other Safsapdrtita
Ibelore lie public. Atthe same time II - per-
fsetis free from al minrai poisoas, which can
not be said Of any other Of the Sarsaparilla
compounds, The invalid should betrdre 81 poi.
sons. Mercury, Iron, Quinine, Potash, Iodine,
Sulphur, Arsenic, and many other mineral aud
metallic poisons enter into and form the active
basis of1most Of the Sarsapa rillas and Panaceas
| of. the ,daJ. 'Cnysott's compound Ertrdet q
4 Ysiiop Dock ana Ssrsaparilla does not contain
q particle Of these substances; as any one can
ascertain BY applying the necessary tests.
Let all poisonous sarsaparilla preparation.
alone, and use, Guysott's Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Sarsapariila which y thor-
oughiy sfedeious, perfectly harHieis and purely
vegetable. All kinds Of diseass yields 70 IL
genial influence. Il .ii5I ati l5 ~ AL
il Sec advertisement. y lo5.4t.-
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10 MEs,Rs. JEREMiAHsHEApsrEAp,, 10.
MAS cRAMEn, ALEXANDER LAwsos,
8 Cs,, :, n tU SOW Nd bsfyi I.

AND ElUGAh ". UlboONs 80 - ffsaai
Sirs. TAKE NOTICE thar on the sist day
OF December, 1859, between the hours Of SIX
ID HE forenoon and ninc in the afternoon Of
that dny, ut tho house Of Joseph odgseneea
Sulphur spring,in Allegheny county, Mary
land, / shall proceed % take tho deposition
Of Peter NJ 'clary, witness TO DO Used as evil
dencs Tor mo in q suit now pending inthe Cir
cult Court Of Preston COUNTY, whereiH1 am COM
plainant. and you are defendants, and II from
any cause tho taking Of the same should not be
commenced, or being COMMENCED should not
be completed on that day, the taking OF the,
same will be adjourned from day 70 day and
from time to time until the same shall be eoin-
|plcted. Also, further notice is hereby given
you that on the sltt day Of the same inonih,a At
the Office Of e;ustayns Cresap, in KingNood,
Preston County, Va, 4 shall take the deposit
tons Of Rabin Morris and Henry Smith and
others, to be Used as evidence nthe same suit,
and if the game mot taken on that day The
taking Of the sumo will be adjourned from day
10 dayidntil they areitaken. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of November, in the year
1859. JACOB MERCER.
NOV. 81, 1857. i72.,id.
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See, oil JustLook andSeell

Il ~ 1--~S,~~~>-..s>e>->eS Y -ia
GREAT AND ASTONISHING
BAR GA INS!!
lat RAYMOND s PICKENPAUGH'S
Philadelphia and Paris store!
HNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiv.
il ing and opening a'tremendous Stock
Of new
FoRElaaANp DOMESTIC GOODS
Of all grades, styles and descriptions,
And then Just think Of the lowness Of
their prices, i, beats Ives, il does that, i
does, anything yet scared up. Just think,
sUpERFlNEi coBtRa CLOTHS
For Ladies' Dresses, II yards wide, for
-25 Gents persYard!-
/ I'd: wide bleaehed Muslin for 81 cents,
usually soldilofl 10 cents Calico for 9 cts.
usually sold for l2i andiall other things
in proportion. ~ 'ai
We have one oflhe best assortments Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Trimmings, Laces,
Bonnet Ribbands, Bonnet Innings,
5'lWorsteds, Gloves,
Under-Sleeyes, Mit.s and Hosiery,
of all kinds, aud a great many other new
articles no, kept in this Town,-lhats you
have eyer, yet seen. Also--all yarietlesof
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
(. .is Cloths, Cassimeres, ~
casinetls 9sf, Tweeds,
corluroys, [sc., &c.l Beyer,eens,
CANNOT BE SURPASSED
And iihen our stock Of Ready Made Clio
ding still exceeds everything, both in
|lowness Of price and quantity, itdoes, and
i bound 10, beat nyihing Jet exhibited in
town. Wewish also to call The attention
Of the public TO our large and. complete
assor,meiitof Carpenters Tools, Of
all descriptions, LII
Hardware, Queenswara, Groceries,
Trunks, e Carpet.bags, Carpetipg, 7
Hats, w Caps, d sBonnels, Z
Also, a considerable stock Of Boots and
Shoes, 10 be Z. ~ III t,',sss !, y
Sold ont at Cost and Carriage!
N. Our present stock being bought
I'for Cash entirely, and late. in the season,
gives ps an advantage so that we car sell
Them lower than you can buy elsewhere.
although some of our neighbors say that
they do not deal in pnffs or poetry, We
must say thai we are bound 10 puff little
,fot fear that If we did not, steam might
get ohigh as 10 create an explosion, 9
Call soon, all you that want to buy, and
l.donot forget all yoll9lhat9 have the ready
Cash, that here.is the ,placsio get Bargains.
we wish. the Ladies particularly TO call
and see our stock, whether you .bny OF
not. Welate extremely londof showing
our Goods, and wilmoischarse you any
thug for looking, bnts will take il as a ia
xor for all tocaIl anil see for themselves,
so now ,isths time. .s m .5,.i,l 81
s>ss HAMMOND & PIC KBNPAuGH. y
Nov. "a, 1859. 81. ~ lf2.tf. (,
E1
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sylrgiiiia--
at Rules held in the Clerks Office Of Preston
County Court OF the hrst siphaayi in Deeeiaber,

1852: 81
Jonas Bird, i
Vs. y, ~ -lt
William Cnpprtt Alpbeus cuppeil, Jahn
S. cuppeit, Lucinda Cnppeti, Nancy Cup
petit David Guppelt, Daniel cnppett. Alaty
Jane Cnrpelt, lsanc Cuppelt; Henry Har.
|rison Cupppit, aud Willnii and Harrison
|Cuppe,t. Almihislraiors al Daniel Cuppeti,
deceased.
sisa5 IN CHAECERY.
1.-THE object Of this suit islo obtain the
appointment OF a Commissioner to exe-
cute deed on behalf Of the said defend
ants ID the complainant for 100 sctes Of
Land IN the county Aforesaid. And the
said John s., Lucinda, Daniel and Henry
Harrison Cuppett, not being residents OF
this State, they are therefore hereby re-
|qnired 10 appear here within one month
afler due publication of this order, aud do
whit Is necessary 10 project tfeirin,eresls
in Ibis suit. A copy .--Trste.
( 4 ~. : SMITH IRA Clerk. Z
VIM. G. Brnwn& Co., Compl'ts Counsel.
Dec. II, 1859, l74s5t.
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n, w. 7. WILEY,
at LGte,

= n i7itII M0KGANT0WN, YAp
TiTAS resumed the practice Of the Law
Ill in the coun,iesof Mononsalia, Ma
ron and Preston. sgalt h Y
2 REFEREECgs.
II. DERIso, Esq, alorednfo,rn.
WIN. WGoSEh, Cash'r. Bank. 3 !
T s,,ssl e Hs1 Es,ss, 1al'fnsr., ma
2, I'm, Z. yAs ss.sI E'qs Whs.llins, ".
2 Smith, MURPHY & Co.., Philadelphia
! SEXTON, SEAL & swEAaIscEs, Pa.
September, 4, 1852. lsi-tf.
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NOTICE.
Uy Persons Indebted 10 the undorsign.
cd for Millinssy, Maniua-work, &c, are
respectfully requested 10 call and settle
al their earliest conyenience.
Dec. A, 1882, JANET. BEAR.
Two Double. Barreled GUNS,
Forsale'5very low, by H. H: Carr & Co.
iilsept. Is. 1859.
! 'g + 1 Z. ga u \,
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( ( The following is the vote in the
! Western District Of Monongalia coun-
ty. for Road Commissioner at the.
election held on Monday the 18th Of
DecenherI 1852 2std1A3 Fsi
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The following isithe vote polled for
Road Commissioner in the Eastern
District Of Monongalia county, at the
electionSheld on Monday the 18th day
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RealIy-.iIaeIe Clotliing
Iladiifessl sDFyesSSss,s Goods,

in such, variety Of style and material
that theysdoJ hnt know how TO begin 20
describe them; butt will lake extreme
pleasure in showing them, knowing ftnm
what is passing every day befote their
eyes, that fewindeed can look at tllese
aood. aud price them without purchasing.
AS usual, tlsyhave afnll assortmeutof
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.inllleIlstesi and .npst approved style.of
liicsrt, atihlsriou, inihelarRe new build,
hl4uftE iCs Tower, Main sireet.5a &
+ Bs resent additions to his stock Of ma.
.,erial.he is better than ever prepared to
ltakelile-likep pictures. The rom be now
,oeenpiesIeffpuis snpwsfacilities fora hap.
lpysbie,iihg dflighi aid shade, adesidst
alum IN getting up good ilikenesses. ldle
or MINIATURES. put 10 handsome
cases, dr se,in breastpins. lockeis, &c. al
5ye,tiyslow prices Where 4 is desired he
will take The likeness Of persous after
DEATH ,eAtfl, anil soc specilasns, n
AoIssst''ilSYfslna l pssssiiia s,1l 1879 ~ q
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Obituary. / lll,i i, 7. ]
COMMUNICATED.

.,5GsErgr COMMUNICATED.
We DIED-Atshisir residence in Mors
gantown, Va ON Monday eveningthe
SOthoof December, 1852, at about 10
O'clock, JOHN HANWAY, Esq, in
the 51st year Of hi his age, after e pain
ful and lingering illness Of some four ,.f'
'ismonihs. The deceased was a native
oof this county, and long and extern.
sively known as an actise' telligent
rand useful citizen, and one among the
first for The sdvant ement sfiall public
Y and private 81 tsSprizes, tending y, the
ii Advantage Of ;lhe community 2
. ~ \, In ths teSeaSe Of Mr.. Halway his
,,umerous friends and relatives have
+. to tuourn.the loss ofone, whose place
1lac cannot soon be supplied and bis i'm.
mediate family a tender and affection
q, ate companion and! parent but they
mourn not as those without hope, II
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Virginia, to wit.

Virginia, TO wit. Isl.
Al Rules held in the csrk,s ONCE ofthe cir.
cult Court Of the county Of Preston on, the is,
Monday Of December, 1855; -.
IT Th9ns. Collins slIl11's. !,
The ". Baltimore !, ss,. md Ohio =
I The object Of this suii isto obtain 4 judg-
ment dgainst the suid company for work and
pany Oh their Rail Road in Preston county. on
moiiuh Of the said Thomas Collins, by his nj
torhey,i Il is ordered that the said company do
appear here within one month amer due plbli-
cation 81 this notice and do what 10 necessary
ioprctect her intafcsti and that . copy Of this
order be inserted once week for four succes-
siyc weeks. in tho Monongsiia Miro, week.
~ newspaper published n, ~ organtoNn Mon.
opgalia county, and posted al the front door Of
the Court House Of this county, On the frsi
day ofthe County ceurt AZ is January term,
~ ...a., Z J, Jas Is II. CARROLL, Clerk,
December 10, 1852. u i75.:5t. eiIsl
vIRGIEIA.--.AtRn les held in the Clerks
Office Of Preston County Court on Wednes-
day The sth Of pecembei, 1852: "a ~
, ,,s. y En-. 81 i As st5s
The objeot 81 ,this suit 10 TO recover damages
from tho dsfendant 10 the amount Of $50.
8 And the said dsfendan, notbeiug a Iesdent
Of thin State. he isItherefofe hereby REQUIRED
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maj copies OF WHICH arc IN inc pVsue1s'oh W
the Proprietor. Remember, this is the only
TRUE and ORIGINAL article.
The Medicine, when used according to d.
rections, = ~ AZ + IA 81
"a VIII Cure, Without Fail,
ScRoruLA, OR KlSG's Evil, CANCERS, TU-
MoRs, ERuprIo4s OF TIE SKIN, EnYsIp.
ELIAS, CHRONIC Soar Eyes, RlHcwoRa
( 4 or TErrER, ScALD HEAD, RliEuMA-
10 :, TIsa, PAINS rs the BoNEs on JoIsTs,
~ old Sores and Ulcers, Swellings Of
the Glands, Syphilis, Dyspep-
sia, Salt Rheuhi, Discuss
- 81 aliof Kidneys, Loss Of q u : 4
b 4, val; Appetite, Disease arising M
from the use Of Mercury, Pain III
the Side and Shoulders, General Debility,
Dropsy, Lumbago; tJsuhdice and Costiyeness;
The best Female Medicine known!
The peculiar maladies TO which females arb
subject, commonly produce great bodily ex.
haustion, accompanied by a depressed and OF
ten gloomy state ofImind. AS the kystem de.
clinesin strength; there Is a loss oil netroui
power, and this very naturally impairs the en-
crgy ofthe mind aud disturbs the equanimit,
ofthe temper. Every; candid woman who ha,
suffered from female Complaints will admit Thu
TO be the mournful truth. Now % obtain re
llief, tits only necessary to stbp Tie tendenc,
\ To depletion and debility This IL don't by 70
lnewing that fountain ofhealth and stfsngth;th,
BLOOD, ind no medicine accompanies thi
desirable result SO speedily and complete u
tDr. Gaysotps Improved Extract Of yellow
Dock and Sarsapsrilla.,
Ladies' Of pale complexion and cohshinptiv'
habits, and such as afe debilitated by thos6 OBJ
structions iwhiah females are liable 70, are res
tored, by the uso Ola bottle or two, 70 bloom
and to rigor lEG
iScrofllaand Cancer cured BY Dr.. Cry
sett, Extract Of Yeliow DICK and :
e s,,s ~, 3.,3s n ;SarsaPatilla. 81,
i,se sls5 1s5 s. q a
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INSURANCE COMPANY

OF EHEVALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Capital 600, 600, with power toinerease
tito $500, 600.
DHTNHlS COMPANY, having been duly
i organized, is now ready 10 receive
applications and issue Policies, and offers
10 The ciii@hs Of Virginia Reimbursement
OF a home Company orllhe safe insurance
ofiall kinisof Property, Merchandise, ss.,
affair and eailsble rates. ,,s.
The DIRECTORS assure the public that
this Company will he conducted with i
view 10 perlnsnency, aud on ,hebsltitttsl
principles of equity. justice, ana asclose
iiesatJ 10 economy and tile safetysof the
!. Il n, n ~ Is. ais
PRESIDENT los; S. cAasos, .s 4
secretsry,-Es S. FGsk. s5rs5ssi ~
% Ac,uary,-os b. BREsBEE,s Il =
birectors; -Jos. s. Carson, Jas. p. Rie.
III, WIN. L. Clark. Jas. II. Burgess, Lloyd
Logan. John Kerr, N !, w. Richardson.
a-o Office on .Piccalilla Sttes near The
Valley Bank, SYinchester,Va. aBi
i n. =. sslss;, e. a cent, Morgaplown, Va.
4 Sept III, 1852. 8 si6l.u: " .
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AMI everything else that il usually sen
Ia this latitude Cheap psry Cheap, Tor
Cash OF approved Produce.
y Mprsantown. Dee. 4, 1852.
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liza Precincts. 81 Iaiiias Issl4a ~ sss.sl !.
sai Tti,S21ps15 ls47au \
'sDarurtah's. ~ 90 Q 10 10 i
lMoolrss,yills, 81 90 45 o.
Tenants, saE "a; 6 10 l II 10 OF
Cassyille.s ~ be- s94ss s 90 90
Cushinan,sa aS33 Sc . 90 4
Laurel Point. IS "a 2 90 Is
,Cox's,sa4aa ssistss7S IS 9 NJ l4
.a..li ,faihssst igia.@a-, - -ig- ~ "
: Total, 5iss9 $50 1870 70 So 81
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z. 9si : LAND SAL E ~
s2f Property.

I AT 4 Circuit Court helain and for Monongalia
county On the Law side shereofi-Fall Tern,
1852 y Z ,se,.lns = ",
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tLinssed OIL, (superior, F Or Sale.
lat The Drug and Tobacco Store Of
April24. els W q, "a. Il. c LsAARiR&co
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We - ssAANS W WIZ - ~ ~ ef'-t
At Rules held in the Clcrk,s ONCE ofthe Cir
cult Court Of the county Of Preston on, the 10
Monday OF Decsmber, 1852 ] q E.
Thona. Collins, =
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The Eighth Wonder ofiths World
CALL AND SEE.

S. S. SHERRARD respectfully informs
the citizens Of Morsanlown and vicinity
Thai he Snow prepared to;take ga
Observation-Disclosures,
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z. P. FITCH, Deputy. 1
For A. C. Dorsey, Sheriff Mon. Co. Va,
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-15
South Carolina Railroad

Wecopied paragraph from the augusta Con
stitutionast last week stating that the s. c. Rail-
road Company hadpurchased a site fora depot
just outside of the corporate limits Of Augusta,
with view to throwing a bridge-over the river,
for their railroad track. We Iearnisince, that
the land opposite on the Carolina side has been;
purchased by the Company, and that all the:
necessary arrangements having been nearly con-
pleted, the work will very shortly be commenced
and viii no doubtbe finished in the shortest pos
sible time !.
q Thus twill be seen that this slong.contested
question is about to receive simple aud etfecta
al solution. It's not one which we had desired;
or which the Railroad Company have rssorsed to-
without having exhausted every means to bring
'theeity ofsAugusta TO a reasonable compromise.
Weare sorry for our neighbors over the river, but
as Cesar said of his dead enemies they aSould
haze 1t so."- Chas. Mercury.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-15
Ear 3 lalss Garadstl .louna;l,. Z.

49, = --EeEs 49,
Mr.. ED1Toh: By reference to the Charleston
papers 1T Will be seen that the IYHiessssoF:.
CHARLESTON haze held "a meeting and appoint
ed .Messrs. Waddy Thonps II. Dickson,
William Gregggg, egggg, T Topper, " haley, Geo:
Blown, William Patton, Il. Ell. Williams, and
Geo. S. Bryan, as Delegates tosthe big
tional Convention, which, meetssin Baltimore on
tomorrow. Being a member Of the Democratic
party, feel little curious to knowtwhcther the
above named delegation will 90 to Baltimore to-
represent the Wings Of Charleston, or whether
they will assume the responsibility as did Gen.
Commander of representing the Wings Of Soatls.
Carolina !; and whether the Preamble and Re-
solutions complimenting Fillmore and Webster
were not intended as gentle hints to the delegas
ton to support those two Northern gentlensen,.
(because they are wings fforthe Presidency and.
Vice Presidency. It is hoped the city papers
will give us all the information they can, and
thereby oblige ALIVE sSOUTHERNER
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-15

In federal politics. South Carolina has always belong
ed to the School of State Rights Democracy-and
she remains in the Union it is to be presumed she will
continue to act with that party, she acts with any
not purely sectional Whether she will so act we sup
pose will depend the further enquiry as to whether
or not her action will tend to maintain her ancient
cples, and advance her present policy. We publish
to-day an extract from speech of Cen PIERCE deliv-
cred in the Senate of the United States in 1888, sus
tanning certain resolutions introduced by Mr. CALHOUN
to prohibit the introduction Of abolition petitions, &c.
Gen. PIERCE then came up to the mark as boldly and
sguarey it was possible for to do and the in.
formation which reaches US now from all quarters es-
tabshes that he is still sound and of the srces sect
of the Rights Democracy. 1t appears then that
in supporting him, South Carolina will but maintain
her own principles.
But there is also question of policy involved. In
the present uncture ofFedera affairs it is manifestly
the policy of this State and of the whele South to
transfer and confne the discussion of the slavery ques
ton in connection with the powers of the government
to the North Unite ourselves and divide them, the
victory is ours and we control the government. If
there any party to be formed on this question to pre-
serve The Union, let it be there and not here. We
have had union parties enough in the South and the
only reason why they have not been formed at the
North because the South has ever been in too shame
full hurry to preserve the Union at the expense Of
right and character We believe it probable in the
highest degree that the platform" Of the Democratic
Convention will carry this discussion to the North Up.
on the issues submitted the treeso and abolition par
ties will fercey with the Sate-rights democracy
of the North and this last cannot succeed in the coun
try without the aid Of the Southern democracv-with
it they can If the Southern democracy therefore will
unite they become not only essential but available to
secure triumph This ability to give or withhold sue.
cess will cause them to be respected and coued and
will put them in position to give law to the entire par
ty and to control more the federal government
We think, therefore, that this State should join with
all the other Southern States in their support of the
Democratic nomination for President and Vice Pres-
dent
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-15
National Division s. T..

The National Division of the Sons ofTemperance the
United States met at Richmond on the 5thinst, and
elected the following officers: Most Worthy Patriarch
Hon. John B. o'Neal Of South Carolina; Most Worthy
Associate, Neal Dorr, of Mainc Most Worthy Scribe
Frederick Fickardt, of Pennsylvania; Most Worthy
Treasurer, Robert NJ. Foust, of Pennsylvania; Most
Worthy Chaplain, Leroy NJ. Lee, of Virginia; Most
Worthy Conductor William Richardson, of New York;
Most Worthy Sentinel J. F. Grost, Of Illinois.
The Convention resolved to hold its next session at
Chicago.