Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-03-22

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The "Colrt' comes in for editorial next. Judge
O'NEALL was presiding. 1t was mot supposed that
the week would be consumed. The editors differ
from the Judge on the Maine Law question, on the
Free School question and on the Penerenliary qnes-
tion. The question naturally arises, what do they
agree witli'him on' The record before us sEewe,h
not.--With the number before US, The second volume
of the Gazette closes.
The Newberry Sentinel sounds, from his watch
tower, note of welcome to Spring. and then pro-
ceeds to sympathse with the Commissioners of Roads
account of their hard lot-IIe5telIs us that the
Olio ministries" had been performing in Newberry
and that the "Greenville and Columbia Rairoad''
was run over by both passenger and freight trains on
or before tile 18th instHe states ssoe other inter-
esting facts and concludes by sending his "compi.
ments" to several M, C's for congressional avorr.
We observe that l8S bales Of cotton sold last
week in the Newberry arket-highest notch, 81 cts.
The Lancaster Ledger" exhibits his phiz next.
No news OF interest from Lancnsiervile this week,
except that the editor Of the Ledger is in re act Of
publishing Il Novel" from bis own Port folio. We
Clerk of the Court over there with cupy of the
Congressional Gobe and Appendix" for the use o'
citizens generolly-a good example.
The =" ".Southern Rights Advocate alludes TO an
auxiliary "CaIhoun monument association" which
has just been formed by the ladies' of Old Pendeton
and f-elingy urges the ladies of his District to second
their cIerlions-The Aduocate next makes mention
Of native band of ministries, who are denominated
"Skeewees," and who are giving concerts there 70
the home-fUlks. sThey are pronounced "good.
then have article headed "Our Court, in which
Judge O'NEALL and Major PERRY are spoken Of in
terms of high prase.
The "Greenville Mountdinecr" states that about
twenty delegates have been appointed in Greenville
to attend thu Commercial convenlion and urges the
Rail Road companies to give free passage down on
that occssion.-The speech of J. WoFFoRD TUCKER
on Free schools" published in the Dfountainee'
before US, and the editor commcnds it strongly to the
attention of his readers.
The "iorkvilIe Remedy has been to Charleston
and giTca upon his return certain Dotngs by the
way" He recommends JANNEY of Columbia (here il
is again) rs the prince Of landlords remarking that the
said JAHNEY's smiles and dinners both perfect
ly irresistible" What genius Of a host this lANNEl
must BE- The Remedy speaks well also OF GAMBLE
at the Charleston American" and of Mrs. KENNEDY
and Of" Friend Hurst" and Of old BoMAR too. Bless
the fellow he speaks we'll of all OF them.
The Charleston papers all at the bottom of the
pile, perhaps to signify that they are the foundation
upon which their country cousins build.-First, We
take up
The Southern Bapiist" And here we must be
permitted to remark that the Baptist has become
| ~ ijota nf herr
isms Bruadside after broadside has poured into ht
motley camp Of Abotonisls, Fourerites, Higher.aw
men, &c., and all with most becoming Christian feel
ing. In tile number before US, Women's Rights ant
Abolition is the caption Of good article of this sort
We must hid the reverend editor " God speed" in hi
battling against sinful schisns and unholy con'ina
liuns May he PROSTATE the foes Of ha religion will
,he skill of David and the might Of Sampson
The F." Erening Ncps" is now open upon our BILE
Since the installation Of It's new editor, the Netrs hal
become leading Metropolitan paper. With Colonel
CuNNlNGnAM's political sagncity and Mr.. CARDoEA' s
commercial know ledge at its helm, Lhe Euening Ncr
must be extensively felt and appreciated. We have
entirely agreed with the NeUs in nting nothing worll
Shouting about in the Nebraska bill. But We are no
prepared 10 approve its implied wishes for Russian
success, Which We gather from an article in the nun
Der hcfure We believe in The triumph OF right
let what will come of it. 1t is the curhsone of ad
vancing political science. We ccSa!cnd theNssOs t'
ALL
The, " Charleston Mercury" and the Charleston
Courier are here wrapped up together. And, as VT
have already run out these doltings 10 suflicen
length, we will suffer them to remain so. We eobserv,
that several Of State exchanges not in the pill
before Diminishing accidentally We suppose.