The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-03-04

MOTTO phase our vanity, but in order
that our subscribers may see what opin-
ion the press Of our own State have of the
Ledger, We annex the following notices
received since our last issue.
TIE LANCASTER LEDGER.
We have received the first number of
a new paper, neatly printed and ably ed
tied, with the above title. 1t comes to
Us from the District which gave birth to
Andrew Jackson and has uniformly sup
ported his politics. The Ledger, however
protcsscs to hc moderate in It's views in re-
gard 10 the present exciting political strug-
gle in South Carolina. We are pleased
with the paper and the location and hope
that it may have long list of paving
subscribers transferred to the Ledger mt the
end of the year. But we see no editors
or printar's name affixed to the paper 1t
has surely had both, or it never could
have come into the world full grown, as
it is, and speaking wisdom. With great
great pleasure we place the Ledger on
our exchange.
We are much obliged, MajorP. for your
fiattering notice ofthc Ledger. But you
should give the devil his due" you
would have seen our name on the first page.
The Lancaster Ledger is the name of
a new paper published at Lancaster, &. H.,
by Il. S. Bailey, editor and proprietor
The first number is neatly printed and
presents i'll every respect Il fine appearance.
We congratulate the good people of
Lancaster on the establishment of q press
in their village, and doubt not but that they
will lend cheerful and willing support to
Mr.. Bailey in his laudable undertaking.
He will command success because he de-
serves it. We regret, however, that the
Ledger has mounted the fence, and has not
seen proper to come out and declare itself
either for us or against us. Notwithstand-
ding its professions ofneutrality, we gather
from the carefully prepared and able written
article in this number, that it will boldly
and fearlessly oppose the secession of the
State. If this shall be its course, we takr
pleasure in extending toMr. Bailey the right
hand of fellowship, and wishing him abun-
dant success and lots of subscribers.-iS.
Rights 1dpocate.
THE LANCASTER LEDGER-This is the
name Of very neat and respectable sized
newspaper just issued at Lancaster C.. H.,
S. c., by r. S. Bailey. Itproposes to be
neutral in politics, but should he conclude
to advocate any political policy, has plat
form intimatcs very plainly, that he'd be
no seccssionist. We wish him all the
honors and pleasues incident to driving
the quill, without any of its trials and
vcxations, and welcome him to our ex-
change list.-Pickens Courier.
The LANCASTER LEDGER.-This is the
title of a new paper just started at Ian
casterville, in this State, by r. S. Bailey,
Esq. II is neatly drinted, and processes
te be independent Of party. We welcome
tho ehitor, as misery loves company
YorkViiie Remedy.
The LANCASTER LEDGEP.-We have
received the first number of paper bear
ing the above title, published at Lancaster
Court House, by Il. S. Bailey, Esq, form
erly Editor of the Laurensville Herald
The paper is of good size, neat in appear
ance, and from Mr.. B.'s experience, we
have no doubt it will prove worthy of a
liberal patronege.-Cdm. Jour.