The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-07-19

them, for the best possible worlds without
them Wou Id be evil.
Dr. }. McCaulcy.-Ilm. j. l.. Nfnnning:
a courteous, ufbanc kindhcarted anI
cultivated gentleman, his modcsiy could
not conceal from the people of South Caro-
ina his merit; may the residue OF life.
thus far brilliant and fortunate, continue
serene and tranquil.
NJ. Burgess,-Thc Reader OF the Dec]a.
ration Of independence; w. Theodore IT,.
sesne, one Of Clarcndon's most yir,uou,.
promising and intelligent youths.
w. 1. Lescsne.--Hon. Cot. Bryce our
young and talented Representative in Com
gross, though absent in person, yet in the
hearl. Of his constituents.
Jas. H. Colclough.-Our Representa-
tives in the Senate and House Of Rcpre-
scntativcs, Butler, Brooks. Kci,,t and
Boyce, faithfui scntinels upon the watch
tower Of liberty in their hands our DESTINY
is safe.
A. Rchbourgl,-Somh Carolina Ricb
in revolutionary merit, erich in every elc-
mcnt of present greatness. She needs
only education and intelligence, to be ditfu.
sed among her masses 10 make jicr rcscm-
be in many respects that
"Climc Of the unforgotten brave
Whose land from plain to mountain cave
Was freedoms home or glory's grave"
Charles F. Lesesne.-W. K, Tabcr Jr.
A talented and accomplished young man
and one destined to take high position in
South Carolina, despite the calumnists.
"woolvcs in Sleeps clothing"
Col. w. A. ColcIonrh.- Cap. Inorabom.
brave son Of South Carolina who in the
lar Mediterranean, surrounded by, armed
mercenaries stood ready to vndIcate the
lviolabllIty of American citizenship by the
guns of tho ST. Louis. For the niapnanlhas.-
ty LeroIsm and energy displayed Tby him
he deserves the thanks OF the common
wealth and people.
CaPi. ii. L. Benbow.-SGen. Lewis Cass,
the author OF ''1lon.intervcntion' unaffected
IN his devotion to the principles of demo-
cTacy, true to himself and his country, he
stands as the mountain oak which has
dehed every storm, sound to the core in
root and branch, still towers aloft, not :,
Leaf wlthercd in its eXuberant foliage.
John r. June.-Sen0tOr D6upidss: "A
Statesman fully indoctrinated with the
true mission Of his country and destined
to the highest post in it.
}. Is. Fclder.-Souh Carolina The
Empire State Of the Union, may her name
ever remain monument 0f the purest and
Proudest reason as long as the language
of England is spoken.
II. il. DTu,ilaiIl.-Ciaren,iun an uaptirv-
cd people, all her ferries discontinued the
Great Santee obstructcd by tbs North Eas-
tern Rallroad, what is she to do! She
needs &c &c represented in tho Legislature
by men OF high qualifications, who would
open their mouths and, not sit quietly and
sec her robbed Of her constitutional rights.
Dr. Ingram, our popular and clever SEN
ator very appropriately replied to compIi-
mcntary toast given by the President Of the
day. and In conclusions gave,
The orator Of the day. a gentleman
whose modesiy is only equalIcd by Ills
merits, his performance o,, the present
occasion bcspcak for l,m' life OF useful
ness and honor.
THIS was very felicitcusly replied 10 by
The orator who gave in RETURN
The Black River Troop with such off,
GERS To command and snch men 10 obey,
It's inevitable station will be, among tic
foremost in tho grand military calvacade
OF the land, and wiIhpridc will bc pointed
so - Clarendon as q model cu.rs Of cav
airy.
q. {. Whcclcr.-TAc Ladies' The
brightest stars in our armament, they
diitusc JOY in our'youtAs, and winnngiy
point The way TO happiness, peace and
union.
J. S. McFadLin-EIis Exccllonicy ]. LII
Manning, ncble specimen Of Carolinas'
chivalry and patris,ism,n
i. ID. Frieson.-The'fcade and orator
on the prcsentuccasion, Their fiuency and
high degree of mehtalacquiremehts shown
on this day, in the'high intellectual treat
with which we have been favored emitted
them to the kindest regards Of the whole
community.
W. N. lIamnct.-T The Electric Fan
chtse The birtlrright OF Curonians, OBJ.
tanned through the self denying efforts Of
our ancestors, may those who now have
the privilege of using it, do SO with mnuGcii
discretion and tcnfold discernment in tho
October and more especially the January
election.
Capt |. Bognal.--Di. Sam. Wilherspoon
An intelligent and educated gentleman,
having many qualifications to represent
us in the Legislature Clarendon has tried
HIM once and is willing to do so again.
This was replied to appropriately giving
his sentiment up II the Questions now
agitatcd.
The toast given in repl, was not handed
IN and we can not givo it.
DIR. c. II. Richardson.--Charendon Her
sons ch'va!ry. her daughters trust.
For the Ronner