Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-29

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nh' SooLh-t naEITsNcp 9n A'D ii'A'''A
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man' run nJa .s,iv ~, ,bn r,ts
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MS eA'oas" = ,isa sssrIin4 bot ,o ,o CO.. Gov
III orue, W .t IIa;tsd Sto,on ,.ht =, eI ~
ern'neHt % t"e o4tSsa oeH o"s'' L ~ Le' u"
concern Az 'o;uutS E u '''o i'"'
Government tnm "ss,s W. HuIs r"os s
AS we saia =, u, ,h
courtesy a,a eon9s leu ~ 'ns pfess';'
Iay' "ccofu ~ an .t 'ne same
ieges ID passing ts.pusn 'ie territories o' !
friendly power asaas,euJ.ys III Inc territory OF
the nation 10 @hlen#ne IS Sent International
law aoes NOT ), naAeya als'he'l1n between me
munster ana ne nsele' anu our uu'y 10 call upon
the french uovsIhelsnt ior ah explanation IS
thc same' no lnat.etsWge.Ier IL tu1hs o4t t''''
lhe man was ueHieua l''tsS;gc tnrouSn E ra"ce'
because ne nau assasteu :. nl"fSsy cDsIs1s' VI
lhot t'e masSes1 I gGoaus' &C ,e"'-
Senlea @,, me uote11tsnssAy me omas0 .''!sss 5
tFllel i aeua',u iosstsn eapIAli'''oh IS ni.Ic'
men Tue ffsnc:i g9sss.ens al.y s.y t',at .'ii
ooue was aehieo Y .g2assaSe .nIouSh Li''ice III
oDeaiece " "o" "pi.u ~ mn 10 al
attaaae' alu s s S o' .y i.euIu 81, ~ ~
iront ,r tae ~ .'oss,massag nss o"I:0 's"sSm ,ei
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@nu 81 20 .i,' ns;stn, Al p"n,s;' '',"" +on
iol9, s'.e tonsn il' ~. ousan I"s toao .s
ucteu his p"sepota ~.i"inen: DeUsuS.
VI Ill olienS''o 10 u" :We'aS Fnre. "i
SEM ny n'n ~ o.a.o Dt;''t'f:c:t =; ,,, w
"t@"tcr i'i "ii,ch y. NC ,|' 0ii',1' uu.' .1
was sse'a 10 ellecs '.,.r P.1soII'y anu 10 .ne
rreheh saoSerl'tneiispiu ~. nv cnocse W el.Ootae
tiie lhahlcr nc ~ ti'e al i''s''.e'
IL was s"'lslee millat4o "Isut"rce .l''.s Nv us
courtesy was ',''t uo, N
oui own Dc.tet - i1o".s n"po" "
more Than one reassn , ioF stopping MI oou'c
on lie irohteFs oS5f rance we IsneFI '''"'
the ffeAcn uoselnsaSent-noS tIe Ilehc" TGo- I
pIe--is unlfiehuiy 8 ine Uil''eu S HI'ts ta ne
believe mat II IS n9I.ilo 10 MI oouIe' OGla as u
man ana US "'tntasEI anu t'''s .lls 'e.us'I 20
permit MN W P"ss:5si.,ous' .""oc -, m
from desire 10 ln]lfe Tue interests Vi INC oh-
ted States, as weipMs from j oeS'rc ~ resent
offences Wch Mr,sso was supposed 20 nave
gwen as piiYa'e is1'lGuaI' AI' l1IeSc 'ilot,'es
operated 10 .ne oat t!.e te'In eJ'. w.
ernniehI WIN aouIs 1usiny i Hn g, oo,'ss AZ. Sonj
!cicrelee ~ H"ty o.5,I. 80 - L..
llatyiuaH's, .Li D,e ' fr,her @ oa,on of our
eu oy .,a' ,,Sy2s;sse Cd afIer tba eynIana-
fas,, l.,s;,ea Int ,l..,.;,.
s.oa' y. "r au,l ~ to ,,ll fdr tho ntrnn.t
,;,;i,,','" GI,, nnromn.o ory rofuv,l of q n,cs,rn
,I'sn"'., Er.nnc r. m American nmh,ss,dnr for
.n.o" -. ,.anma, L.rs ,u,. tho IS
.''y ,,'us' ,t ., "na;- r,r Tina NJ sosi tho nsn-
l..s ''',' t Jf,;,,5 So, -. E,ron"or. onr,t,
e"te u liic o"''ou g. a. ~ y; ".,s s
QUO. cot"u.t ~ - "," ;',a, ",J nv
~ "ct c.n u. I.;nad p sai;sr,nnr;Iy atonnd
~ u - iu' eMp ,nr ,,ro",sr 'Irnaj and sn
IVY =. n'"'. b., honn. - ,h,. srmnah,.
oUd'"Su o,d ~, Wv, ur Fame
'I =, ;"Ip ,j,n nrnh,hIo ,b,t tbo copdurt of
r,i. N.nnl,,,'s t;uy,rn,uput in ihi, instance.
was intended to nave the effect we have lust
mentioned, by intimating to Europe that it was
nr.n,rrd to resist any efforts which we mieht
.r.t. ,n obtain the island Of Cuba. In Til,
copnec,iou. the prompt manner in which the
Iondon Time, sustained the refusal to permit
Mr. Soule to pas. through France, the threat
cninq language of the London Herald, and the
nrcmruliUns which England and France are
,,,nd an immrnsc fept to the GuIf of
n,"N:"s ~ M ,ra, ,,,r,bv - ,nr;,,n, ,nn.;j
vi ,,.,n.,h;,, 6f Tho Am,r;,.,n man
e'''1o.'' a,,, 49,. r,rIy nnI;.,.J i, f,ynr nf tho
Pu n".s rn,n;sa h:,vs.. !, ,r,s f,l,,;v, in srIf.
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ueie".I '..',auoJ ;rJ,raJ n,,rv ~ f,aI ;,
t'teS '.ua -, ,I,a -, - ,ba ErrI;.h ord
Gsep ,,,;.,naa pnt w., should n,us,. and con-
i1No' H.. rac,rI fnr our n,,,n ,,r,,v chnrld
DIV. H. ,,,I - ,7iy. w,. LFore desire IN apo
~, oI ~ ua ,s;unrhout oy..,, # rho orsr,Srnw
.1e ,I' .Irn brino s,f.v IN m. Tur.
;l ~ Ir,o T...';- rasuIt which wa NAV mrrh donht
ir. -. ,,,,rr,,,l;y.man, or Pu.s;, ,hrs,tan-
- ' .L ~, e. mover in Enrona hut :, npr-
w Wv. '.;n.o l..,,y,en En,l,nJ and F,arcs
1884, I,rno NJ nn,;.r tbronrbour rho
VI ~. -, .b,I .,n.ood in n,,;r,n-
' "oi,u' un'ee' . .' ;"gm,m,.a
ihs ilci pieee"S .',
We should wlsh 10 see lhe integrity VI tnG
Ottoman Empire presefScu'ahui II the Ens'lSn anu
French alliance Is 10 coh'h"e' IS clearly 'ie
interest OF the Ohi'eu o'a'cs 'na' f'uSSl' sliou'u
triumph IN The present S1russs'e ana orNe t'ie
forces OF General Cahfooe:t anu Loru haS'an
perceived, months ago, when inc feeling IN !aVor
of the allies was the strongest that Tile alliance
was intended to be permanent ana TO operate III
the West as wei Us II" ln' i:,s' anu we "''in'
ed our readers 'lat y stac OF ''!li'gs misn' arse
whth would reqaife e''tnse d:.; III pu0,r ,, Stn,,
ment, and give u DC" ufec''oh 10 1A'liet!c:'"
sympathies. Our 'n'pfsSs'oh' mar lhe true III,
terest OF the United o.atcs "on!u oe pton'Gteu u
by the successful Resistance El f'uaa r1''ef 'il'',
by triumph OF inc Alliance h;s gained strens'' -
every day. we nave more Interest III Ll'e "a'
'ncs "t power i Tg,u W"a,a a'" rho