Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-13
A New Southern Political 0rganiza,
tion.

| lion.
We have every reason to believe that il is
now the settled purpose Of the wings of the
South in Congress, who are op7osedto the
affiiation with Northern wings who are eli.
ther for repeal Of the fugitive slave law or
pronounce the repeal of the Missouri COM
promise gross outrage, to agitate for the
formation of new Southern party, based
upon refusal to affiliate in any way what.
ever with any man or party whatever, tine.
tured remotely or directly with freesoilism.
They allege that the national organization
of democratic party aids, abets, and sustains
to certain extent, the democratic ffeesoil.,
ers, in acknowledging them to be wing of
the great democratic organization of the,
country; and they further, doubtless, intend
to argue to their respective constituencies,
that they should no longer send democrats
to Congress, unless under pledge that they
will wash their hands clear of all such as,
sociations. Above, we present the points:
upon which the new party are to 60 before
the country. The end of their movement
cannot yet be foreseen, though its success
can hardly fail to be very much in the pro.
portion in which Northern democrats identi.
fy themselves with the cause of the repeal
Of the fugitive slave law.
We clip the above from the Washington
Star. We regard the rumored movement
of the Southern wings as good one. 1t is
high time that the people of the South were
more perfectly united-that all political diff.
ferences, which have heretofore divided them
and which exist more in name than in reali..
ty, should be merged in fraternal union and
sectional defeuce Of their constitutional
rights, and especially their peculiar instilu.
tion-that party lines should be obliterated
forever, and our people rally around com.
mon standard prepared to contend to the
death" for their rights in the Union. ora
separation, final and complete separation
from those who seek to destroy US. The
Wings and Democrats of the South are more
closely affiliated in interest than the wings
Of either party in the two sections Of the
Union. The Democrats of the North-a
large majority of them-are farther removed
in principle, above all, in fraternal feeling
and interest, from the party of the same at
the South than are the mnst ultra Wings of
our section. There should, therefore, be
general fusion of two parties with us-an
obliteration of all party differences. Our
enemies are many and fierce, thirsting for.
our likelihood. We should be united. y" A
Mouse divided against itself cannot stand"
amid the fierce assaults Of its foes: :.
: A ROGUE CApruRED.-Wea are informed
says the Charleston Standard, that while the
cars were aathei way down, last Wednes.
day, gentleman discovered among the passenx
gers person suspected Of having been con.
cerned in robberies Of money, jewelry etc.,
to the amount Of probably ten thousand dol.
lars, in town of Washington, North Carroll.
na. The gentleman communicated the in.
formation 10 one or two others, and after
closely watching the movements of the par.
ty in question, who was quite nervous, and
continually enquiring of the conductor where
he could change cars, they became convinced
that all was not right with him. Fortunate.
I,y, perhaps. for the ends Of justice, if not for
the comfort of passengers, train had run
off the track near SunterviIle, thus causing
delay to the cars in which they
we're travelling. Officers were procured and
the suspected mat arrested. When his bag.
gage was produced he denied that it belong
ed to him, but the conductor declared that
ne was the person who placed it in his Gus =
ody. On being searched, one of his trunks
was found filed with skeleton keys, and all
other implements use by burglars. The rogue
was committed to await requisition from
Washington, North Carolina.
How To MAKE FoRrUHE.-Take earn.
'stl, hold of life, as capacitated for and
destined to high and noble purpose. Study
loosely the minds bent for labor or profess
ion. Adop' it early and pursue it steadily,
lever look back to the turned furrow,
'ut forward to the new ground, that ever
enains to be broken. Means and ways .
ire abundant to every mans success, if
sill and action are rightly adaDted TO