The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17


500, msmbsr Of tbs ass The young Orator acquitted
bmssk ven Avoldiog tedious rsvisw Of the familiar
on and The inflated Style Of youthful speakers On this
th.i srs.t contest sas d.votsd tue p;insp. part q
states that oonnecsios is ys.: presented svas.d
and tbs ADDRESS, - whole, veil conceived.
AFTER ,he Grafton the two companies, tossthsr with
1rrsnt where 20 sIcssnt snDer vs. served up Capt
JOIN ! Salley. Of the Rifles, presided. assisted by
spt Soysn saley q the Troop, .. Vice p.eiident
we're crspk;-~
REGULAR ToAsrs.
declaration for which il was d,tinguishsd require n
sstsr TO every upon liberty whether By
.Srs T government prI.1 o. our own s.. nj,
ustcn has cot succeeded not from want OF honesty in
It's head. but from tlmdity ald want Of unity in it's
8. The Governor Of South Caroiins-with ability 70
comprehend al the duties Of his Office. he has the firm
The Georgia PAtforn-Iet Georgia net contest
hereh ~ the once die with merely ing It own but
no, stand firmly upon IT, and South Carolina will stand
6. Sam Houston and his South Caro,aa Euloxist--
That the one should endorse ths OTHER surprises
either would be surprising indeed
o. Know NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. the North; Uoiou
every where the ioavss and ashes '' ~ f"~''
= TIE Hon. D. R. Atchisoa- Kansas will never he
sholt onised while the firm Missour Senator and his
brave compatota stand at the border drive the
cupes Ct New England emigrant aid societies.
g Ths Ho.. l.. NJ Ksitt.w.u aud faithfully has he
discharged the trust committed TO him His coustusnts
teere no letter rey reee NATIVE
:, This toast having been warmly received, Colonel
turnps hs proceeded to address, his
fellow citizens at some length, and with much force.
BE referred to the responsibilities resting up,a South
eTn representative at this crisis ana ~v upon thu
fact scarcely realized by tho Southsra people large
that We are row on this very threshold OF momeutous
future That religious abolit,onsm having s~ept the
non slave holding States the late elections the storm
long brewiDg would probably burst upon at tbs next
:,sen o. and pss greater than any, 70
etn States unless they should from their sthar
~, uDte In councils and In action and DO true TO
Colonel Ksitt concluded BY offering the folio wing
sentiment
The Charleston Mercury True to tA history It Is now
doing yeomsns .ervos in the cause OF the South and
the Constitution.
0. South Csrolina-Thoush silent she enterta,ns no
thought Of surrender to her foes When her Southern
ssers are ready for the contest they have only to beat
the rally" and lhe will spring forward 1t the rst tap
TO- Tns Federal Government Corrupted and betrayed
BY abolitionsm and free construction its entire
II. General Quitman-A self sacrificing and devoted
the South has too few Of such to hearksa
L. Cuba-2 part Of ths South, geographically, Is
shouid 30 obtsi.ed by private enterprise oopsssvey
10 Wtman-Omni potent when she seeks not "Woman's
rights" rowerlsss when she aovocstes them.
VOLUNTEER TOAsrs.
BY Capt John j. Saley, Of the Rides-The License
Law Of South Carolna-A screen behind which certain
secure to themselves The privilege Of mailing paupsrs
and criminals for honest taxpayers to support
;. to sy Of OF
this confecescy TO a conedsracy Of Southsra States
Ger eIa JAMESON iespt nted to ccmpl nentary toast
by The Hon orabls L. M Kett, and gave the folio wing
sentiment:
Tho Union 1t must be dissolved, other wise the South
csp have neither satety nor peace.
Governor II. V. JOHNSON, Of Georgis--n the Empire
State tf the South should prove worthy OF her gallant
The OranesbuIr troop OF cavalry 4 high spirited aud
ecient eoYrs OF citizen soldiers Sonth Car Sns may
count upon then DEVOTION when shs nseds ths services
by Col. p. A. McAicha.l-Ths Northern seceders from
the Know Nothing Convsnt from Phlsdelphia: the
b. Dr. IueioSs- Beliins.r George Law and 'tse
Fugitive Slave law the speedy execution Of them both
BY Capt V. d v. Jamison -south Carolina: She was
read, 10 lead when others fa.d to support. Lst them
row lead ard che will follow to the death.
The fonowirs letter from Dr.. ". Gilmore simu. in
reply Invitation adddroHsed 70 him by committee
81 the two companies, was here read
CmARLrsror. Jnns 30. 1855.
na y, for e.: y :s
% M. ,Ais s ss 81 I :.
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to believe most unwilling truaat too fond Of
s 'ss IT. TIE: :,
Il. s:,ioa :nd YIN .,;s i,:a ..s; gssp.Iy
.os. ' Ter :. Re hsnas
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obliged friend and servant, W. GILMORE siMxs.
On this sttsr being read the folio wing sentiment va
By the COMMITTEES Of Arrangsments- William Gilmore
Sim msH. genius and learning would do honor 70 any
hs mas de- votsd them to his native state
BY DR.. ALEX. sALLKY-Northern Know Nothingism--A
new cloak TO cover old enemies in their insidous
the constitutional rights Of the south.
= By Capt. J. G. RowE-4n united South In defence Of
win the day Of our dsnverance come,
never 70 b daIkened BY perhdous and npscabs aso-
By Capt. W c. Moas-Ths Know Nothing Platform
The failure o. that party 70 stand upon proved that
they really did know nothing OF ths objects they de-
signed TO accomplish.
b, JANIS Jos,s-The Charleston Mercury The honest,
the interests and vim .ator OF the honor South
Carolina. MAy IL be rewarded By the triumph Of those
Irnepes, ard the generous support Of the Southern
Z by JOHN " Gloyrn-Ths Oranzsburg Female Seminary
IN Institution distinguished as we'll for the moral and
religious ~ for the literary trssosng OF its pupils.
BY THOMAS OiiysR, Sen.our slater State Of Georgis
She begins TO think right may she have the courage to
act risbt
BY JoHs NARcalsT-South Carolins- Though her ship
OF state the sAndbed OF submission in the
storm Il ST. we trust she will CALAMITY ride out tho
hsytn Of Southern indie pen6snse
By CHARLES b. GioyER-The Know Nothing party Of
the Sou.h n tho Union s 70 be preserved through iu
aid ard comfort, then ask fora speedy dissolution
BY sAspyEs G. JAMIsos-Georgia, the Empire state Of
the southK she stands TO platform south Carolina
will b. proud TO follow her.
BY d. X JAxpos- John c. Calhoun, Csro'ina's no
best victim to the Of party spirit and
sisnatred as traitor to tire Union because he assert
ed principle older than the Union itself
by DONALD G RowE-Know NothipgDm and al other
sms conceived n sin and inquliy, they dangerous
10 tbe aims snd objects OF republi.sn zovsrnmsnt
by q. H. ErfioT-The nboitonist Joiiffe and his late
reception by the citizens OF Barnwsn
BY 7. O1NyR-Know Moth ngism--A word prosti.
tnted by u sssun pton a. name BY sfiee seeking
mercy bunting, aboiit,cnizsd party may speedily be
bottsd from the vocabulary Of Christianity and south
politics.
-By GALLOWAY HsRLLY--woman--The MODEST Aovsr In
the garden Of nature plants 70 show man ths path Of
duty
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