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HARDWOOD, q Mo. 40. 1854.

Eeteemed friend, T. p BLAIn returned from Agncutus
|Cousenuon last night but late calling
Spring as desired We got through the convention vefy
gtoriy.
Last evening received the and
Inr, ancr alterations,
moihythe rst and mainly clover To
|wr VIII not do u justice am delighted with II far,
|e respects equal the scybe isnding xh
when
compare with H. With draugbt ccrtnin,
than ordinary ponghing think
an acre per hour Of good heavy by fret of the
as to have eiea held and avoid
angles sit at all ciea the
Dash right through and tho will scarcely
TO show where the machine town. m
|of the time that the scytc could Compared latter il
Pike locomotive, in and speed under full
go iof Hu-sey decidedly In preference Implement
Kind have cutting wheat
best constructed course greatly more
land efficient
On the 25ih neghbors will be invited
of moving OF should with pleasure silver spng
Zee ua with what hut consider
saving machines that
he hardes duty allotted
with the revolving and
bur horses do all nearly all Of the aboous part
work.
With Kind regard, thy ftiend, EDwD. sTABIER.
June 30-it.
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WEsrMoRrL.Sp NomrHArpons--The democracy Of
good old Westmoreland, Pennsylvania who have adopt
led the popular vote OF sys,cmakng nominations, held
IAN election the 10Th instant which resulied in the
domination of the following ticket Congress-Augus-
tosDrum, OF Indiana Assemby--Dr l. +. Bgeow, OF
Adsmsburg VIM A. Cook, of Greensburs
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jackson Democratic Associattsn Tribute q
Respect to the Memory Of Mr. daY

~ meeting OF Inc Jackson Democratic association
specially called by the President, on TuesdS evening
he 10th instant the President stated that thea
bad been called for the purpose Of showing some mari
|o respect TO the memory OF Hon Henry Cls
b. Is. French. esq. offered the following resolution
(which was unanimously adopted
Rsso THAT in consequences of the deaf Of that grcs1
|nan, sf'uSmsh, And psotHenrv Clay-ths Associa ~
viii not counenancr or unite in any public political den
|onstrnton until his funeral shall have taken and II
1--we Will show respect Tor his memory u clohnpst
Hall IN mourning and placing nag hi mast
Ordered, That the proceedings OF ils meP
sgued by The President and Secretary, sl peetns be
the papers Of this city. ebl'shed IN
D. D. HoovER,P
McNxaHAsv. Secretary resident
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CARUss'S SALOON.

TnunsDAy Evgsrna, July j. 1852
GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC.
Mr. X GooDALL, musical director of National Theatre
Scc that compliance with the atiering
guests e VIII give grand concert above nssistd by The follow
eminent talent Madc lie Petit tho celebrated contralo from
Anien, concerts, Dan VIOLIN
this viii maize his debut performing Two TN
mos, difficult compositions voloncelo, Mr. Gooda pianist Mr.
key.
hr President Uni
nints have kindly extended then patronage, aud VIII be
PROGRAMME
Tac celebrated "Adagio aud Rondo sm asndclsfons vic
I'm concerto, pcrorned by......Ma Master Gocdal!
2. ARIA in The Sabat Mater, :. FRO pcccais suae
C,.' tanasa piauo ior;i from the opera Of
'sDon Giovanni by Thahcrg, pedorne by Sir. kcy.
T. The popular song Of "Constance," composed
sy q Il x%s an. .su uns o dc mos. din aa H ft
cult character" performed by.. -. Master Goodsil
o. soHs, biadohs" lie feut
Intsrmiesion of ten minutes
Grand for violin and vooneeio, composed BY cone
performed Mr. Good all and Ills
fiom t,e opeia iaana ). :. Mdlla lie Psu
.. Grand fantasia vatianie, from The opera OF
g Norma composed and executed by. -. Nr. KEY
4. Irish ballad " Tersnces farewell TO kan-
5. Grand fantasia lvioin compos d By aisyse.
der, OPP 49, as performed by Ernst Master Goodail
6 Ballad, "Sandy and Jenny Md'ic lie Petii
!. Aria u,il,are and grand fondo, win briIian,
variations composed by Paganni, and per
formed entirely on one sting by..... Master GoodA
Mr. Kley win conduct.
Cards OF admission so he had principal hotels
nusse stores Doors open at III concert 10 commence at e4
June 29-dh
CARD.--,~- rSS7:', cu.iomers ina
lent weeks and viii be obliged all who will call
early settlement with every
count closed duns the month OF July ana would inform
all who have sps tina, the
will be put into The hands OF scer for collection unless
win us IN lew days. W. ~ sHusfEH CO.
June o-d3uf
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DsAru or SIMON DauM.--The venerable Simon Drum.
well. known citizen aud postmaster for upwards of
forty FIVE years. died Geensbnrg Psnnsy vania the
nth instant lie was appointed postmaster by Jefferson.
and continued BY Madison. Monroe, Adams, jackson,
Van Buren,. Harrison. Tyler, and Polk. He was re.
moved BY General TAYLOR
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n CONGRESS- OF THE u. STATES
TUESDAY, JUNE %. 1852.
SENATE.

Immediately after the prayer by Rev. Mr. Butler.
MIR. HUNTER rose and said Mr. President, rumo
has reached us that HENRY CLAY is no more. His col
league is absent, rendering the last sad Offices OF friend
ship TO the illuslrous dead move that the Senate dc
now adjourn.
The motion was agreed 10, and
The Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

After the reading OF the journal,
Mr. VENABLE. risbg. remarked. that in consequence,
Iof Tumors that the lusIious Henry Clay had died a
his lodgings in this city few moments ago, he wouit
|Inoye 10 adjourn.
The question being put on Mr.. VS. notion the Hous'
adjourned
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rScrgs" lsE.-


NOR ONE WEEK ONLY i-Furth~r Reductson '--Ihc
s.crhe Hpdinr still remaining on hand aisfg
10, 81 dy.. goods bereG~s, Tissues bcrcse de
aip~- Fousd Silks isckope lawns French osnndc
have the exclusive sale OF
the above goods. prices cannot fall 10
ssnct invited and bury them ~ their
own prcs on this weak Next
attention other bargains we want 20
shelves clsa by the 18Th ~ Juy y csn. cas. ~
. CLAGErr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Ju~s 90-fwd
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Henry ClaY.s DEAN

NgNv YoKA June - The dsa th Of NSnry Clay an
uornced here to-day. and csosed deep gloom,
The bells tood and hASs suspended al hamsst all
over the city
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Conviction of Counterjstisrs.

CNcfssArI, June 2S-Lews Slate, Sarah Slate Miller
Parker, and John Flisby, notorious gang OF counterfeit
er has been convicted by the criminal court OF this city
[One Of the party John s Collins, turned States evidence
after the trial he arrested by the United Staos
somn issoner, charged with dealing in counterfeit
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Dsath of HENRY clav.

PnILADgLPHIA, June 29.-The telegraph announced the
leah OF Henry Clay about 1t caused deeJ
sensation Of grief Bells toed aud hass put at half
mas all over the city.
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n Msagher Melting

CHARLRsros June 25 "A large and enthusiastic meeting
was held GA Saturday evening, give expression Of
sympathy of tie extied patriot, Meagher
The advces by tho Atlantic received ON saturday
evening The OF the growing more fa
vorabJe than many years The stock now on hand
lis IS, 900 bales.
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NiRnora Abcni.

Nav YoRK, June 8-S:gnora Aiboni's second concert
ook place this evening She was greeted with great en-
husiasu by tho crowded Audience present The house
fu that il found necessary stop the sale OF
icke,s before the hour OF commencement
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Our FOR GENERAL PrrRcE--Hon VIM Wright. wh;o
Candidate Tor governor OF New Jersey in is47 has come
oat IN favor OF Pierce and King against General Scott
Mr. Wright ma gentleman Of much influence in ,ha,
state and will prove aserious thorn in the flesh OF whig
gerry there.
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District or oLrsBIA, .
Washington County,

Washington County, }s''
II HEREBY certify thut Thomas Moore, Of the county
Aforesaid brought before the subscber justices
the peace Tor the aforesaid this 9Th day
aay rspsssne upon his enclosures dark bnde horned
mich COW, comnioH particular marks.
Given under band aud SEAL une year
ls5a. P. s. MYER j p rs,.y
The Of requested To prove property nav
chaiges, aud take her away. THOMAS MOORE
June 30-da. - - -
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Shipping Intelligence.

NORFOLK June 20 The ship Emerald lslc, II days from
Babadoes is in Hampo Roads for orders Sue sailed in
company with the British baiqoe Hope bound TO bsl.i-
lmoTe both laden with guano Both had been compelled 10
|pu, Barbados IN distress The sohooners Bradow,
from Boston, and Sarah Ann from New York, arrived yes
IteTday.
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G5- Rally, DemocGats!Jhe democrats OF the Third
requested to meet this "wednesday evening" o'clock
the Northern Liberties Engine house full attendance desired
June
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We commend TO The attention of those who ere adj
MIXERS OF fine road horses the advertisement headed
Morgan Horses" In another column.
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Reply Of Mr.. Graham.

WARRINGTON, June ~, 500.
Sir: am gratihed to acknowledge the receiH OF h
Communication which you did me the honor to oliver il
person yesterday, announcing my unanimous nom
shon as the wing candidate for the office OF Vice Pesden
sof the United States by the National Convention which
3recenily assembled in Baltimore, accompanied b copy
fof the resolutions OF the convention upon auctions
!naonal principle and policy
cordially approve the declarations made by these res
lolutons. 90 matters OF the practical inter
yesi they do but portray the conduct OF administration
.of the government OF which Tor near two yeas have
ebeen member On all others they hut reiierah the doc
grimes and recommendations held by s chief in important
public communications
Should the people OF the United States give per sane.
ION to the nominations OF your convention, far
1sball be invested with authority faithful difference
30 these doctrines may be expected.
therefore accept The distinction honoraby tender
3ed, with grateful heart but with unaffected adence
gu - satisfaction however, 10 know that tn place 10
(Which have been nominated Is but secondar and that
lor the utsi obce the convention has PROPOSED citizen
<oi tired patriotism and virtue, long anil faalarly ac
Eqnan,ed with public affairs and public men. safe and
6agac'ous counsellor, who has well fuhede irusi
Heretofore committed to his hands and who has illus
kus'ei our history by eminent public services
WIN my thanks Tor The courtesy with whh you have
4honoed me In the execution OF your Office ad with the
3bighes personal respect, an your obeden, srvanl,
WILL A. GfAHAM
4 he Hon J, G. CHAPMAN, President Nsiioa Wing
y Convention,
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|trAIUAatE BUILDING LOT ON MARYLAND AVENUE Al
AUcTfoNon Saturday the I'd Juy shall sell ON the prem
les Al r O'Clock handsome building o ""std a. me
and 9th street esT IA square NO ~
5000 square feet ground ana CO" "s
ki;v,ded ntnt WI o three good bsldina lots
The property considered and ccsny me
Al and sale that hesuuf"
when 9Th street shall b. opsned WIZ ne "a
! bres OF four minutes walk the National Hotel
Terms balance two ana thre~ ye"fs
tbc nr the oeers" payments"
from N. day Of s"ie deed gwen s"o $50 w
TRUST Title indisputss,e. a. $500,
| no I'D D.. H"e"""'''s
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uy A. GREEN. A"cs'one~r'

ID Ayotr HORSE AND CART, AND HANDSOME touA
oa auctiopOn Thursdsy, inc !" o' 'uy, ~"
A. s. "a ,,x auction STORE O'Clock, by order o The
ror three years old broke 70 inc e~o'e
n.,,g 10 M. sstst o bean, deceased.
credit the purchaser 10 give notes. ssos
ario,ity endorsed, bearing interest - - !,
"a =, .e mo ,me shall h blooded handsome sorrc
,ooy four wears very swim and activo
Also and The horse an oase. ~o's
ncrxc and nd nearly new.
Terms pony. and gesF credit OF sy ana
"'"s" 'ps''' ~ A GREEN,
Ia. n, s,a Aurtioncer.
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Fourth of july Pleasure Excursion Ptnry Poinr
Old Point, Norfolk and Cape Henry.
~r~n THE splendid mai BALTIMORE, Capt. A
McCansiand, will leave Washington
a. 81 O'Clock, and Asrands at m, arriving Pine,
Point al ~ night and Old Point early The BALI
|moe VIII then Norfolk and Old
kocock sunday, Norfolk
2ieave Norfolk al ~
and Cape, viii old Point, and
Norfolk afd'nr fine opportunity Of n-ins hnins
9and sainr Old Point from Sunday
4dsy when will and leave Nor
ik Portsmouth, sHordng
yan dry dock big ship Pennsylvania and the other oblsc
lot interest Returning honeward the Bspore Will Nof-k
Monday O'Clock, touch Old Point, and
O'Clock Tuesday morning. thence Pney Point and wah
4 inQop O'Clock, D..
Round tickets 10 Pncy ron, only including meals.
Hound mp tickets od Point Norfolk, and Cape Henry, IN
{diur meals, only Is -
Lady and gentleman, 80.
For further information apply board,
GEO. MAJ1INGLY, WE,n,oo
NoTiCEAmpe provision Of Kind will se M 10 ,..ure
|confor during The excursion. ~"
Persons DESTROYS u making the above - on,
Icsy rs the number Of passengers win be limited
June n-dtfif
Morgan ls0~~------------
NINE Northern New York am -. ,,n. i'm se.,,r
Of ''a' street and f'n''s''""'
matched pair Of c~Sw -, !, ...... al, with N, !.
.rie o.c horses, ie hnud', years o'a WV"
Lay orc i6 hands years old powerful LOFTY mover
smco,ly.e is hands years old soo' ''"'S n''' '"'
~ ~ p morse w III. hand. years old wen
Lao DO do short tail, years old--iast uorer,
Ikrown mare is hands, DID, Thoroughbred, quiet and
uars, blood hay pcny, "A hands, heavy md squ'rs
made year. old very beautiful ssd fine -adde horse-a1
Norman mare h. "a bands, muscular "o'
fast, with splendid style. . r.v,ap
Inquire i-o Of w. ~ Birch esq WIN H. infho"
JoNds
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ESPECIAL HAHGAINs.-We open TO day
II 900 Of those cheap md hnatd musns,
l2s per yard well worth 20 cent?
40 pieces fine cnmhncs, Ist the pe~e
loo of those hlsached cons, NJ l2k cents
yard the quality Of those wrd early In me
100 piec-s 6ne and thin p'sd musl,ns all grr and styles
$40 pieces Swiss carhrics and ins Az grades
We oai all desiring ~ white goods
40 pieces black alpscss from common 10 cs yne
black honbs.Ds, assorted qualstiss
Is do black hererc, asserted
d, black twisted silk. nj low price
all other kinds mourning xopd addition, many
articles srtivipa dsiy.
Torns cash, unless lsnscd to the contrary. !. =,
Good articles, and far dcslinf may oe "e =" "
Knsrs. PERRY bNoIhsN,
June 10 Opposite Centre MARKET
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General Chapman 10 Mr.. Graham.

BALTIMORE, June "a, 1859.
SIN: | am instructed by the Wing National Conyen
lion 10 inform you OF your mous nomination a. Id,
wing candidate for the office OF Vice President of the Uni
ted States.
enclose copy of the resolutions passed by the con
venon, expressing their opinions upon OF The
prominent questions OF national policy and with snser
wishes that you may be elected. and for the permanen
OF the principles OF the whig party,
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obaen
servant,
&c. CHAPMAN,
President Of the Wing National Convention
Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. oil North Carolina.
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N consequence of stock OF Linen Gods N ali
depanent being large induced offer dsted
ln NIL linen fabrics
40 pieces Thin Irish linens, for ,s2 yer
ysrd-oniy think
Is pieces fine linens, for bosoms and collars
100 pieces dick linens for shirts, AT low prices
40 pieces table diapers damasks all width Styles
pnccs-handsome patterns
200 dozens table napkins, towels and uslngs
20 pieces linen sheeinrs, all widths, very cheap
100 pieces scotch diapers, assorted
10 pieces bird diapers, with other ncw'ods
In will that
sre warranted to prove
Terms cash. upie-s arrnnged tn the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing eed all
PERRY 4 B)THER,
June 30 Opposi,efnve Market
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Sales To-Day.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

|( ARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION
~ On Monday the 2e Instant shall sell 10 O'Clock,
Thomas Scott, side
the OF h extensvs an
of shoes As Of
variety The above
stock has been recently laid in, aud OF modern otyIe.
Terms All under Gas, and not
ceedng $780, credit of credit Of two and
monhss for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
juno 2a--d A. GREEN Aictioneer.
P Tie will be closed Wednesday, the a3d 'stan in
All indebted 10 the sub creef
respectfully call aud settle their accounts
THOMAS A. SCOTT.
me- The above y postpone Wednesday
nex J0h instant, hour when all the stock will positively
be sold A. GREEN,
June 29-2t AuctioDeer.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Aucsionerr,

: EAT FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTfON-On Wed
nesda afteroon June 30th hafpast O'Clock, tbs
ss shall sell OF lot No. No 49, improved BY
story frame house.
between N and
street. north, and very desirable for small family.
Terms ome-haf residue months, for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
June gid JAS, c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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liz NIGHTS cr England. France, ana Scous"", W
la Henry VIM Herbert
i Vs~ck "a Political Works i vel-ccmpsetc.
Ahbo.soa Edon Of Wavery Novels and ~ con
tsinpa The pwsrf Old Mortality, sud The Ananaty
This day received for sale by rAfLok 1870,
n b""sse"sfs "'s' ''' s"ee's
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Hx y. G. MCGUIRE. Aac..oneer.

By II. C.. MCGUIRE, Aactio,Aeer.
MEAT FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTlON.-On Wednss-
anenoon June % half six O'Clock the
Il rha OF lot NO 49, improved Wy
TEl RAmns hSS s.s, nv - ,u,,ra nm ,.,,ur ,.. - =
|snd north, q family.
Terms One half hi notes
satisfactorily secured bearing JAS. MCGUIRE,
June 1-d Aucuoneer
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Bank Of Mstroposss,
Washington, June Va, iss' !
M hoard NJ dividend 81 my
ne, bark for the last sn month";
The same win psysb'. and after the LIST Jny
2o-d3uf ND ~"as"s ~s-'s9.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-I Offer for sale on
the premises "Wednesday, the Instant ocock D. m
part OF lot No s in 3%s fronting
pennsylvania avenue, and brick n
e. front By ioi feet inch deep, Of which in gad~n
aiming some hns nut pump kc Tia
4 BRICK excellent ORDER having and dining
room in the BASEMENT and upper Title Indie
putnblc =
Terms viii be made known the day Of sale.
June 24-eo3t J. q. MCGUIRE. A1uonesr.
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eERAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Wednesday
O'Clock
sell frame house, situated i3x
between aud morrill, and nearly opposite Mcnstry
3'oundfy. The wei suited
4 amily. Possession given lately.
third ca-ii lsdue equal payments al
Xix and nonhs, ecued by deed OF tusi)
1oearing interest. JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
June 29-d Aucuoneer.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON b STREET AT ACTION
On Wednesday, the 3oth instant osock D. m
The premises, fine building
second and Tbud streets being LOT No. 2, in rescrsp No.
front 81 feet and 20
The above described
Immediately In the Of the St. Charles Hotel.
Termss Onelt cash balance in and third year,
for the deferred payments
from HE day OF sale deed gven and deed Of uuksu. IL
"a. indisputable, A. CHEN,
June 25-d yfcioneer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-08-04
TIE ANDERSON GAZETTE,

We are extremely sorry to learn that our old and
valued friend, Maj. J. W. HARRISON, has resigned
the Editorial chair.
Maj. II. has. for long time, edited the Anderson
Ga=cNc with true Southern spirit, and marked abili.
ty-insomuch that any comment upon his successful
department AZ Editor, would be altogether super
lluUus.
We need scarcely say that.it Inns afforded us un,
fcgncd pleasure to witness the ever attendan,
upon his carser for besides the respect due, and
ceerluly granted, to talent and application it was
good fortune, early in lie, TO have been thrown
with this most eslimable man. AS College chum
his worth and excellence were too we'll known and
felt, to be easily forgollen-inleed the most pleasant
moments of our life have been passed in his com.
pany-may we not say the most improving
For we spent them not in toys nor lust, nor wine
But in search Of deep philosophy,
Wit, eloqucncc and poesy,
For lley my friend were thine
As those days were full Of pleasure and joy-may
the rest Of his life be equally So May he be sue
cessfu in all his undertakings, he has been in
dscharging the task of an Editor. and may they
reflect equal honor and credit upon his name!
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uTHE COMPROMISE pLATEoRM.n

OUR correspondent, "A SPECTATOR" tells us
that the compromise PLATFORM" laid down for the
State by our late Convention, has been joyfully
ccp,ed by our llowcilizcns of both parties in his
ton Of Edgefeld We are delighted to hear this.
1t is righ-it is noble-and it is precisely what
expected from the high-sprited people of cur dis
lrct. The opposite would be, in our opinion
wrong-ignoblc- unworthy of every devoted
Carolinian We have very recently heard whispers,
the effect that secret party cote" will yet be the
result of the present canvass. We can but reject
the idea will disgust Surely it cannot be true. If
be, then long farewell 10 the honest fame Of old
Edgcfcld
To both parties we would earnestly say, abjure
such thoughts az you would the destruction of a
mothers peace the drawing Of n brothers. buod
To that party, with which we had the honor of
acting, We would recommend manly adherence to
their generous resolve of conciiation and liberal
vote without respect to party lines. The patriotic
discharge of duty, is worth than all the petty
spoils of office. And we trust that the secession
boxes will show, by the fair stne Of the polls in
October next, that they have preferred the former.
1t will reflect lasting credit upon them and their
principles.
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Vopn tn oIlR CATHOLIC CORRESPONDENTS,

WORD TO OUR CATHOLIC CORRESPONDENTS.
WE have not thu slightest intention OF entering
into controversial dispute with our friends of the
Catholic Church. 1t is not that fear the collision
in the least, but because know that such thing
would be totally distasteul to the great bulk Of our
readers.
For purposes OF amity, we have no objection to
modifying the remark (Which seems TO haze shocked
some of the good Catholics among u.s. so far as to
adlni, that it was hastily made, and that, upon ma
,urcr reflections We scarcely think capable of such
complete substantialion as we at first supposed
We will add also, that our remark had in view the
nature and character of Catholic Church government
and not their private pcty or even their religious
creed Far was it from our intention to wound the
feelings Of any iudiuidual.
The mildness and good-temper of an article in
in our present issue, signed LAyMAN," has had
much to do with bringing 10 this degree Of Chris
tan conccsson-a private communication from
LADY," still more
We hope the matter is now at an end Ii contro-
vcrsy be desired by any, (Which We hope il not the
casc,) we beg leave to turn their attention to the
baltering rams of old DR.. BAcMMAS as published IN
the G. Evening NeWs' -