The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-11-30

$50 sst you should grant
sShy private Bank with
cent size togivc such in
III. No Bank should be
xhfed with capital beyond II mil
Isss5n of dullars.
The l.unntic Asylum. and charitable
Institution so crcditublc to the humani-
ty of the State, demands your special,
care aud attention. Justice requires
that should again report to you not
only the admirable order of it's arrange.
mcnt, but the devoted attention of its
officers to the delicate and laborious
duties they arc called upon to perform.
a memorial from the Directors of
the South Carolina Institute is here
with transmitted, to which invite your
attention. This Institute cs,ablishc
for the encouragement of all the indus
trial pursuits Of the country, was in
corporatcd by an act Of tho Lcsisla-
turc in 1880. One fair was held pre-.
vious to its incorporation, and two
since that time, which have given n
most gratifying evidence of its success
in promoting the great object for which
h,yr g.. l,J,;,,I . c.s, "e W. 'o''ee'
tho rro,t ro.n ~ n'' n..'' II, r
the mechanic arts, the exhibition of
mechanical skill and ingenuity, which
the tuirs Of this Institute have dcycl
snt;sf,c,;,n +, n,.,r,, ","
rc,I ;rtcr,st. az h;,. "',' '',e
Thry h,vo oI..r,,. st,,. u. '.I'''' ., y
was M want nf, ,,lo,t ~ ""a' ,'.,.' ,'e'. -,
tho mart of nur ,,ooh,m;o. 5s ~.
nnlv r,n,;rod som,o .,;.,, n". ''": y
kinJ to snr;mo i ;n,o ''''Ig l;r, 'IS, W ''''s m
hibitiors orn cnn,n,,r % =, Ill ',I ,h eN,
States which have been most rcmarka.
bic for their imnro,omon,s;, i, ,,,n n,"
chanic arts, and have received the par
ticular patronage of their Legislatures
This Institution has been established
bv the private cntcrprisc Of IFS f;,und.
crs. TO effect a great public GOOD. and
while it reflects credit upon their public
spirit, deserves your patronarc. Since
it was founded. the articles offered for
exhibition have been 50 numerous. ,;,,.
no hail can be found of sufficient cannci.
ty tu contain them. Tho necessity ri,
building another has induced thnm m
on vou inr aid to construct if Rv r;r
inr ,his aid Won oInnt tho ,,n.+ ,r.I;sn'I,,
cncd plan of encouraging all the indus
trial pursuits of the country. b,,t more.
particularly the mechanic arts which
have heretofore been SO much nculcct.
cd. E'ncovrage yo,r omn mcchnujc.
by bringing the results of their talent
and enterprise into notice. and it will
he seen that our State will rival any
other in useful improvements Ne1.
icct them, and vou willEtind that they
wiIre ,}sT7o am :
and oworlE,I
Tho Attnrro,, C.o,.a, :. s5ssl4ass lss
u,,cst h,s Gr,., "v ~, ,c:
subject of pr;Snrs MI H.; '. w ~. '"e
plimc. Ia which hr h,. ,',,L,I '.'
nu ,In Cr;m;n.h ~ I. "'' ",''eo =" report
much vo,u,I,In ;rt;,rn,,,;l,' .'''."'''s @
imnortant s,,oucs,i,ns Ih.r,,.;,L @ ,n' '"
mi, and ;r,;tn ,,o,,,: .'"'
Without nrc,cnI;n,, ', =" "n, ~ -: cu
upon ,hc suic,.t w;I s.,,a 10y
reason, I, shnw tl.r'. n"..L. % . IL"
4 chance in tho n,,.,,,,,.,i ~ .'c
ons. and also in tho n,.,nnnr nf M
cutions. " "
There i no nro,:.;,, , -,
scporotion or ,bc I;n..rn,,t '',
prisoners. The y,u,L whn c'u ~"
first time has bccn cn,y;.,nL ~, ~ @ ~,
small oiE.u.. and unnn ul, r ~,
punishment of i,upriS,nnrnt n,;tht
have so sa)u,orv an r,l;.ct NC 20 ' hn;,
:bont his r,l;,rin,,i,n r. ,",, nI "".S
the WORKINGS or his n,yn .,,.,; =:
confined with thr b,rIonoI ,,I'n -
of course. subjected 70 III. unr,,;,';' '
influence. Tie debtor wh, j. nanha"a 'n
more ut;,rtun.tc ,h,n
hcr,,J with ,hn t,,,n .,I '
Good sense ~ wn,l -. ;,..;
good TASTE, revolt ., Ills .,", @
OF thine, ''"''
\ cl.,nrc oucEt TO i, m,J,. 81 a.,
manner Of Ey.tutinns All n,,lJ;, ~ ~. 49,.