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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19

10000 TICKETs--3,2s6 PRIZES
Amounting TO S2l5,260
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
ANDERSON ess SON,
MANAGERS,
Successors to j. F, Winter, Manager.
Our Lotteries draw in Macon, Georgia. (Small
Schemcs) every Saturday, and in Savannah, Ga.
Uarge Schemes) about the 18th Of every month.
GLASS AA.
Draws July 18th, 1857, at ST. Andrews Hall,
Savannah, Ca, under the sworn superintendent
of W. r. Symons, Esq, and j. Nj. Preutss, Esq.
CAPITALS of $4,000, 0,OOO. 10000, $4,000
$4,000, $4,000, 3 Prizes Of $1,000. of
$500, 100 Of 500, 100 Of $50, 5000
ofs30 and u Approximation pri
zes amounting 10 S3,T60.
TICKETS $40; HALVES SIS; QUARTERS $3.50.
Look to your interest and compare this Scheme
pith any Other.
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par.
Checks on New York remttcd for prizes.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates Of
Packages of Tickets to
ANDERSON e. SON, Managers,
Macon or Savannah, Ga.
July % If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19

u The Friends of Capt. JOHN c. McDON-
MAID respectfully announce him as Candidate
for MAJOR of the Lower Battalion, 7th Regiment,
S. C. NJ, to fill the vacancy therein existing occa-
stoned by the promotion Of Col. D. L. SHAW.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19

Y- THE friends of Capt. THOMAS P. sHA"
respectfully nominate him as Candidate for
MAJOR of the Lower Battalion, 9TH Regiment, s.
G. NJ, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the pro-
motion of Col. D. L. SHAW.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19

PY consent Of all the parties in interest, will
ID offer for sale at EdeeHpld Court House, on
the FIRST MONDAY in OCTOBER next,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS

Hamburg, June !, 1857. ly II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19
A Rare Chance !
Downer Orphan School +!

U0Wner VfpHdH ScIOUI
WyHE public are notified that there are at this
time SIX VACANCIES -four hoys and two
crls) in this Institution 10 be filled from Edge6eld
District.
Any Orphan Child (male or female) in INDECENT
circumstances, and between the ages Of six and
thirteen will be admitted. All who are acquainted
with such children are requested to send them ut
an early date, accompanied with the certificate OF
two respectable citizens, sworn to before Magis-
trate, in proof Of their eligibility.
H. R. COOK,
THOS. w. WHATLEY,
TIIOS. j. DAVIS,
Commissioners
Beech Island, Aug3, At 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19
CAROLINA HOTEL.
HAMRU7G. q. O.

HAMBURG, June 6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

after 1t ltit New York nli II arrived In Fort 1odS
any one con Dauded 1t did, they appeared TO ohsy
ne; Lieut. Upd' gran ordered aboard tbs transport
but do moi win US; received 10Y astrucons from
the Lieutenant before siarticg
Judge Aovocste-ws, coffee the only thing needed 60
make you comfortable while laying at tue doc6f A n
We nsa nao coffee there would have been no particular
cause or complain; mad plenty OF salt beef pDrS,
hard bresd and blitec though our fare Its
sood az otore; heard one or plain OF DIS
comforts; never complained myself; there we're OF
The mep dispersed day We arrived
New YORK; tgo were given PERMISSION 10 20 ald
their frieDos aud they went he day archie
down to the uspspoIt 10 20 10 Bedioes Isana whl,s
waiting for The transport, saw all the present bu
one, sno he may have been there; while waiting lOa
hme for the captain Of the transport GET svei
became in patient NJ IL intensely cold siandng
sti out ths sird five of the en- slragR ed off
twenty sAed tor Fort Wood that DAY, and three
joined next osy the invAl,ds yet ali exosp
one were capable OF walking about and taking OF
then selves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

The foilc7rtrG tat, rAss o. nsns'gf i,0crgia 8rns
rih of Mir crr A. ar70Wn aYfto,i-sf n
ctc7iar amcrsi of arc'raca, ona trri MAI 'acrcrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08
THE BANKS OF NEW YORK.
SrArR or NV YosK BANK DEPARTMENT |
IA, /. A .4kg

SrIrs or NV YosE BANK DEPARTMENT
ALBANY, Oeo 81, 1855
The Super ntendsnt Of the Rsnkng O,psrsmens In &C
coroan, h prov sioos u session IL o. sae act to
orgsrize bank depa .meut has the honor 10 submit
ire consde alton OF the LeNature the following re-
ort Daring the last nscal yew twerty' Ave banking
IssocistoBs, with an egg egate capital or 81 oooo'o
ave de loeed the requisite secu.niies and oommenced
bu meas OF banking. Viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

The jo qeihg tie 9ire stdent 6 he names Of the
g0yo.d bGnas shoss ehdrtrs hare espret time u
pa and he csaouns ~ i,esr ctrcldon al the
rot,Os or chaytsy aud On the 3lth Sptsmber, 1885,:
OutyInding Circulation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08
Our Albany r.s,,oni,Sare.


ALltNT ato. q, 1857.
tTynireofn> legislature u 1857.
The meeting ofa nee Legislature OF this state Is cha
rac'ernd with as much excitement, aud inire., - ,ns,
Of sny public body in this country, not cxoephns The
corgre.s ol the United states Upop this occasion,
every other preceding one hundreds cr ice most ds-
tpgushod ctzeus from every portion D The ste ~orc
in attendance the mot respectable q whom With no
o,htr purpose than that OF Witnessing the Inauguration or
q nsr soyerumoni and the organization o. tho Lesisa-
trre.
Both house. uei a, the usua hour this raorplus Al
present "a the senate except Mr. Clark, of y Lswroncc,
and M Hhlsied, o. wyominx--,he ormcr detained on
sccour, Of attack OF spoplety. the later with broken
lea, both rtppbIcans
LIEUT. nan, Goveincr seldep delivered neat
and ,kor, inaugural. invoking tbs INDULGENCE Of
the Senate on Acccun, Of ais pe-reronoe
q prcsdlns oflcor, and trusting - the gooo
the senate 10 correcting any error. he might
commit His honor spicsrs comes hal en,eeO cd ia ocab,
tbosyh wi strong vO'ro. Hf he fht about ave ieet
eve u nRht weirnt but CSpres -ive esuros. should
compare bin 10 form. isure shd oouo'onsoce stu
Samuel Tldsp scs YORK. win an artisui iatoo sonc-
vha, rt,embhng General nss dozen yosrs since. hr
Seiden. conduct tbe Uhsr .Oday. Toe the bri ano,
savo evidence Of MS tines. and qushh for the m
~ srst Nch The pslo have coz, ,iod 10 BIZ care.
The tms Of the House wn, consumed IN uwcariag Toe
mcmbtrs 'Dductns tho Speaker, Ccss, sni otner on.
ur- chosen caucus last evening, aDd N rei1'ng ana
l,,,en,pr 10 the Governors Ghe brsac1 poe
ste.cs sent ihAn has been gathered VA Size cnan-
Isavenvorib NArnum, Foot, sherman Prcudargasi,
Nnkcmau, BsEer Of Montgomery Lutte oh1, Nsn aEei
burg ana c,ieTs on me democratic ~ sro " r. Joecs
syisr. To. nscnd, Campbell Cln,on. Clover. Dixon,
scott. sfrAHcy, aud on. The knov NuthinRs are
re,rv uprepre.sotl, hsviog osly half doseu w tie
House from the reputation which = large majority
hrrg 20 ths apt,xi " nerrod that The public ba,ne,l
win Ue promptly dtposcd Of -thin the short spsto a
time 10 when tso session I, limited
The Cove yper nspsase considered business IKE
dfc nnpnl sying before The ptope In PLAIN way lbc
CO ttOn Of the state, and his ESoehoncys pfeShcN
ssF FnfYK oastlr
dlsnsat Tor tae language he uses IN reference " h9ll
alters ard the fends II registry law are not ssssho
with ne manner which no skipped over that subat
Several OF tho reports from the pubc Ices are "a the
hands Of tho primer and sill speedily DO CommSncsea
ttv be Lea stature and hence to sho peooe.
fb. has BE- en- the oedcsl and most disagreesbe dy
ot The winter. thermometer dov 10 Ave below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

M,soSc.-Ai the annual election Of New York Lodge
No $50 Frte and Accepted Ma.cus the following named
officer, were elected for the ensuing year, 1851 caas
n. Brown, W. NJ wm. smith, 5. W. Joon wociward'
J. W George Enech, Treasurer samuel Rogers, sec
retary T.. r. Nots, Y. ". Augustus Desmond, u. :
Osen Grey, Tier \. L. q John, orgsnist Master OF
Ger, rone, Broahcr, Buncs o. Grosican trustees
rro,hefs n H. pclden, Charles BERNARD ADD Charles n
Smith CASPIAN. Rev. Brother Amza Camp. Az tue
time BrotDer Charles bernard presented 20 srv,u.r
Jshn brown ot lafayette Lodge, No. s4 valuable test
roas OF the regard OF New York ledge tor ha n'eres
AL -.vv'ces q ths toige sccc n, fcurtttor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

Tse 5lolgrg As sa'sS, ON n ,y6,eh hars c,Oied
Asir ba Js ana hoss spn nocs TER ne praeiation ~
thsT 1rCstiaD for redemption aud tas dat, lghsn N,
\. q. -kt.E-L ~ q II IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

Tho reeu ~ Tho previous tables snow, trAt tne pager
currency a. the state o New fors gsued according 10
h- inclrd'rg ip-srporsied ssnss barking ass cssons
'nd,ylous bankers those sso Shch are voun sEy clos
tg tacr busiaoes aaa those that insoven' and
,cdcf med q, tt, cte amounted on the Oof ~ sept IN
Der isse, tn So ESQ, IN.
The smouut o. acusi ulauon That dav. deiucting
tie tmouni the vaus 81 me banks ther-s sycs would
rrooaby rcrrl tho of s3i.CO0 600. " ron thai
should DO dedsctc1 the Bnccni, held ~ bn1s of each
obor. notes say s. Oco COO (sI coo ooa Of forelxn
n,nk notes rad - 900 eco ug the nor of the bsss OF
TIT. Ss,s he ecius! circulation ~orh be probably
SO 600.
IN. r-c-osi apgrcgs' cari ~ the bssss AMOUNTS To
sgT ~0t oi the rcave rosca ct capital aod currency
produced ~ ;bc operations n nc gcperu bank s- d
ipg the rect years "a wn<hy OF ncse not only by
the caps'si but oy every bvsibcs m-n In the ccmmu.
nifty.
The arzrcfsie b,nrrr capital Of nc state NJ New
npnh~r. ss1 ocQOr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

Tsc pecuna, senacaBce o. tbs-e ggurs y. ttat wble
cetaa bd.khr prgrrfcs aagfrgssc- fvcN v'b Tspii
ara sruuu1 sridcs currcnr1 lag. m behind u under
thB opfrsi.0ns 81 yrnorsl asnx sr
Ttssc fssi, Drcsfnied uv00ut opinion Of the
gv,ssrt snrrnttud 'Dt =. - eject snd tue
fsiion shsthrr gurronc7 n not fss ufc1r1Pg under
Uur ptssri haBkrI sJ,tcrA nero sIrvcuc1oc 70
utrce stead ~ A. nd ger-rbc necessity ~ hcr
ctss asa Inst ~ 10 losng ~ ma,saIiy
800 ,,ohr Of banking " ier sr the soluoo Of tne
paftts whose mfergtt nay be - solve the pfnoem.
Thi- grcat d1crsrotcS N the fsrucr ana urcscn rcs
tive lrcrats prnpoSoD ~ cayssel sna ~ pro
seUt crre4s rcul 90 tho bsaxers ibs Stsie an V
mag bo onat uror careful oaiOn. that carrcucy
un9tr our rftrent bonkpg -vstsm ccsis than
lettnstsy carr AM that ~ nee parurniary at tbc
zgtet ecspmercial pnnis In this sate has Funk W
Orion ssete s chiol value rests upon lie convenience
sooe.
fh lottfn9 tafis erf - ite seyfns tt1Hs " s fsts
a kdIiliiies ard ~ and ~ cN ne
tkntt tunti.g csoCiaio,: ast trc,iai bdnt.rs hing
StnSs IN he sdts GA hs soA recsr,tcr, 1855, March
1856 Jvre Ia. 1850, nnd Segts~bT %, 1850 oomplei
rDa Nsr gtort>In reports 70 III, Department, ac0rsg
b. NJ ygotsi.ns ~ chdJs,r l6i y ~. Laws Of 1851 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-08

I. l,isO3Sa I,s25lsi l,Osi,64i l,'0,si
e.4ss 5sl Slss sZ3 92A4u s.ta3 taj
ss,sA,5i3 M,E,i76 S,ss7,97 a,so1 80
= 2e.s So 2su,iIs ASSOC slH.s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10

Z Il Il y - - - y
Proud snsp usy clihab Snibit;ens height iEet
And seek tpn in thesmted of fsmssr Il II
Yes. be may feel his bIssst beat light :
When glory beams fouud his name;
But not f6r tLose does woman SEEK ltsl.l
2 Bar hunblersbcr smbitioa.s show; LII ii
Al eone,she Tpgns sovereign meek
i "A woman lives fof.l lore alone. s,..:
Still in her daily duty, moves. 81 III:
I, With thoughtful brow and steadfast mind,
She proves her faith in him she loves. ).
BY gentle smiles and accents kind; J.:
The praise ofone dear voice alone i.
Is nh she cisims-withhold il not, >,i.f =
Oh, ye ID whom her heart hath flown,
For Ills the sun that lights her lot. I
II cold neglect OF anger strange u.
& Should prove her portion, yet the ray
or kerpufe slove will never change, ~ +.
Though hope, and health, and bliss decay;
Byt.atient smiles and kinder tone ,.
The truant gently she recalls,.5,t Is
Or, il perehance reproach is shown, 's-
Tjsin the tear that silent falls. T.
Woman has faults ana weakness too, r
But stronger man, oh! blame them not.
Relieve msfher affection true Z:s-g .4--,s.s
Thopghehangefuf lie shall cheer the lot.
Home lines. home lore, let none disdain,
More dear than wealth or fame could prove
They BEL. the heart triumphan nj reign, 80
Z And ill ore biest in iwCnan's love. ts.4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10

slavery question; ard read 4 thopsapd
newspapers, and have never heard
norIseen such an ided pfomuIeatsd;,
ret have told this poor lcllow, and
given 10 ny wordssan oAlci1l &nth0fs
ity and dignitT, thAt The South was
trying to enslaye III laboring mcn,
white and black. I know that Horace
Greedy says so, and tells II to ten
thousand Of my people, and they be-
Ilieye il; but then know il is false,
and I ought not to have said i. oh,
these cursed politics, and this worse
than cursed free soil party 70 which
have allied myself what vallians
they make Of use al. And ] ahate
written "a amyia messages, that TIP
Southi holds that all laboriug men
ought to be slaves, without regard
TO color, whengI know, that If there
Iis. o people on the face Of the earth
who believe IN the equality Of whites
men, it is the Southern people. Why,
so great 4 distinction do they make
between white and black, that IL .
"a negro strikes asMhite man, no mat
ter howpoor Or mear,,or low on ugly
Ithegman may be, i Is death to the
niger. They PIT the white man
away mp above and almost ont Of
sight Of the negro, and never acknowl-
edge that they cafi ii any respect ~
nnra1s Wa II & = 3;sfisyrf3fy, -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10
rorHE PURLIC.

ANDREW PARKS, of Kanawha county,
and LANES w. HOGE, Of Putnam county
haying entered into patinership, az Attotneys
and Geanseiors at Law, under me s 49, -
"a Pntnatu: will attend aaihe county, qusr,
r.,ly ! nd circuit courts In those counties, ana
viii attend promptly to all business VINO
nav he entrusted To them. sppertaillng 70
their profession. ~ PARKS z Ho 'les +
ian. /, 1875 1T ! SIZE Ii Z .-----.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10
PARKS 4 MosEbEY
|, A. w notice.

/! il NDREw PARKS & JOHN L. MVSELEY
IA having entersd into q partnership. for
Abe purpose of practising Law in thea Circuit
and County Courts of Ranawha, and The
Circuit Courts Of Logan, Boone aud 8oane.
will hereafter regularly attend those Aeet.s.
all bussir ~ entrusted 70 their care " re-
ceiyS Pre- apt Attentions.
j. One o. HE other Of the Erm can alwsfs De
found during business hoars.f at their Siitte,
ia Hodger,s Row, inHthe townof Gfarsetton.
Chaslcstop, Oct. /, 1856
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10
Prsrlas. ii woman. i.

The following was selected BY a la
dy ofthis place it certainly bespeaks
fine taste and real womanly character
and il would DO well if many Of the
bellies of this and other places would
treasure upits precepts:
A woman must be adorned BY
domestic habits these are twofcld /;
a fondness for home and a quail
fication to discharge the duties OF
the household. These duties may
be allowed to be necessary, but some
will doubt whether they form any part
of the onalnent of a lady. This is one
instance in which the present age has
egregiously erred, and in which, q
sickly and corrupt fashion has inver-
ted an ancient and healthful custom,
and the very laws Of the family circle
have given place to q miserable sus-
pension ofits most indispensable dn-
ties. It is held derogatory to the
style ola lady to DO domestic, and an
Indignant blush will show that she
wishes not TO be considered as taking
any part in the work of ordering OF
The family. II is. in this respect
the female. education has one of its
greatest iefects, and woman has drop
ped Que Of her richest plumes 10 in
sert In its place AN artificial flower /;
or condescending TO sing IS q mock
ing bird Or fatter al bitterly, rather
than 10 MAINTAIN the trpssdignity
and usefulness of hef az. Every
c6nceivable teason fefhtes this folly.
Her nature, her happine,s, herhealth,
her Interest all make home her place
and its repudiated occupation imper-
,ious, Bnt inthese days, q little beau
tty, a little money, and . little pride,
are sufficient to cancel all these obi
CATIONS, and remit forever the most
sacred lesson both Of religion and ex-
Eherjence. Gods WORD requires the
sea % be "keepers 1t home. y And
| it isn6 recommendation Of the fair
g lusssip this charach nothing in
their praises Home 10 the empire
Itne tnEon ne y ~. ian \ Here she
relgns y she .sg.s,uSb power. or all
ner nnlssd sl. a:a4s.a, s ana the iumi-
nary -Whlcn el,.sn.sss s taliss
man vn,cl el'Sse. $50. y. i.a,,o who
MAKES noa .,s,. s,sS 20 - er;D, , ,sy
makes 9 lsst.ss - ~ : .nd den
sacn uo .a ". sau,.essntst;6n r. nm
n nS,, y see W. ',t,ofa aa.;dnt;es N,
I lsis: . IN ~ a. ao,rsrs SlnoS s,Sy
sM ay s ;nass y. ~, Ssi;c;ons sSSnId SS,
IHa llu ~ -. ~. Z ,Sn,a ;ntsyesfin,
uesile y M ,.a.' s,sa. I'm eSefy 6tbe
sPecsae,e s ,.,., ~ ocs,n;sd sW;ib n
ace ,s 'tls !. 1lI ~. a,t;cinatin,
yeilare u nj III; s. dn.;ss sSnstsv IS
an e,9 = I 49, $40 - tSe ',arlo
pa9ie ol.e.,.s =, s' 5,he' 4t;echen a.
a an, Ini ans!s .s:r.;a., has ever an,
y naI 49, M $3.50 $3.50 Is The same lady I
Passep US t sIsS9 a;s 1. 81: 10 he
ner yNh .a 81 = cseThilersti,nS bcSer
ues.s 49, 100 iiny;,+;ons 81 N
age; ma - az. 49, Srossa mich desoatcI
smllss s = a ~ y. - No.. e;vei, IN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10
". ENGL.aH
LAW AND JUSTICE. H..

RI I. FISHER aud ]. W. ENGLlSH hav-
FL. ing entered into psrtnelsa,p, To- 'n -
Nam ami putnam, will regularly attend the
.cireni,, Quarterly. and Monthly Courts o.
those two coun,ies, and will pay every; al tep-
lion 10 business entrusted 70 their care.
one 81 The other OF the firm will always De
found at their Office, in Point fleasaat, ans !
enc or Inc other win regularly be at the Pu'-
nam County Courts. 80: Z 3
sPf pl rant Dec. f22 nyJr4 3 q, Sfls.3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10
ssliVsa lspi.''raa's..

A'i' ta ~ .yst d ILL., >NS1
'slIy' Isl't''s'. .111>
"A few years since q Democratic
member OF Congress from d western
State declared that education" was
/ the greatest draw back on the pro-
gress Of Democratic ideas, and if Gov
ernor Slade and his ''abolition STAFF
were sent back to tho State "from
whence they CAME" the Democratic
party would gain immensely by tile
operation. This declaration excited
10 great clamor, Of course, among the
opponents Of the. Democratic party,
and gave new life to the old charges
against Mr.. Jefferson and Gen. Jack
son, and otherleaders, who were rep
resented as nero demagogucs, and
DESTROYS to keep the people in igno-
rance in order to use them as instru-
ments for advancing their own per.
sonal interests and to obtain the spells
of Office. But in the sense meant by
its author, it undoubtedly expressed
an important truth, which should be
brought home to tile reason, and i'm
pressed upon the mind Of every hon
est Democrat. What is called edu-
cation, indeed, real knowledge, does
not necessarily fit man for legisla-
tion or craftsmanship, or prepare
him for the proper performance Of his
political duties: y. a14 t,. !
"Lord" Brougham, among all men
living who speak our language, is nm
doubtedly the most learned, not mer-
ely in the abstraser Departments ofhu.
man knowledge, but in the practical
branches of history, biography, sta
tistics, political economy, &C., and
yet be 10 soignorant Of the elementary
principles Of political and government
tai science, that he sincerely believes
a political system, which makes q
weak and probably foolish woman its
central fact, the best in the world,
indeed, the very perfection of spoliti-
cal intelligence! And in Europe
generally, the educated classes are
psaally monarachists, not alone BE-.
cause such is their interest, but be-
.cause they have been thus educated
and honestly believe it to be the true
systemof government But we have
this thingsilIuszatcd every day and
al over, among ourselves. Massa-
chnsetts has the most educated and
learned population in the Union, and
vet, beyond doubt, unless Democracy
itself is . lie, thesmost ignorant peo-
pie in the most important department
of human intelligence in the whole
Republic. Senator Sumner ,is nm
questionably q learned, and Wharf.-The
world calls, an accomplished man.
He has accumulated and stored away
infthe deepest recesscs Of his, brain
such an immense amount Of learned
of dead meas thous htsr7that
he has little or no;space for the living
present thus, though he may prepare
aspccch orlecture that ,isSery ssbeau-
tifnlp he is utterly incompetent to
fulfil the functions efa legislator, and
f}egislatise body made up Iof such
- would scarcely sprpassa Q sswo
. a : ;ghts''l sssemblage atthe Tab
] . ;tLerin dignity aror pablo
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10

Itry, aui No ineset ycE cav Of heard
the assertion CO.. Ha,niinI gravely|
statcs he's been nale. On the other
hand We have seen u denied, Over
and oyer AGAIN. By Democrats and
soutberners. whom charged with itby|
northern men. We have seen the
charge iii the Tribune and Evsning
Poi, heard Il made ID Black Repn6-
lican speeches. and repeated ii conn
Try newspapers but we ilersr once.
supposed that any intelligent persons
believed tfor I moment. Why, If
the, South or tho Democracy, held 70
snch doctrine the very foundation Of
their party would be broken mp at
once, and what is more, Gov. Ham
lin knows it. He knows that theta
boring man standshs the very corner
stone Of Dcn1ocrac lon shia broad
shoulders the edifice itself rests aud
standing there, firm and secure as it
does, it is in vain that such demago-
CUES as this man Hainlin .hurl their.
shafts against its iron walls.
But see how the fellow appeals to.
the white man, against the Negro.
Knowing, as he does, that the oppo-
rents Of Black Republicanisin hold
that subordination is the normal con-
dition" of the negro, that lIe is not
only created inferior, q distinctly diff
ferent being from the white man, but
made I'd be subscryient, he dare not
ttell the white laboring men Of Maine
| this truth, but changes it into 4 pos
litive, palpable lie, and in doing SO, ac-
knowledges the fact that the negro il
an inferior being. For if he igoilot,
il he Is what Governor Hamlin, Sem.
fator Wilson, Speaker Banks and theft
confrieres say he is, man like them
selves, created, made, and made to
tbc, Just like white, men, where .was
the necessity of,telling this lie about
This opponentsl Why not write the
plain and simple TRUTH Why not
say to kthe laboring men Of Maine,
ssSirs, the Southern people do not be-
lieve that negroes are your equals,
d;ffarent he;,rs and onrht - IA held
snhord;nate - tbe whites , WV
wa nal lid not Govarnor HamI;n'
wr;te This s;mnle trnths II flia NEGRO
i i. rsai;tv wRat be =. ,,rete,d -. e, RI.
li;eyo him - III Il rs s Whit be savs
th;s tr,,,S ,ro,,,d bsvs ~. "ans,o,sd
". n nm. ;nat' n veil as,tba III. Far
4 ae,sna ana Eel;ev;no The ,,eceo r. IA
M sszr 80 y ,S;ns.lf th - 800 .s 4
Iofthe rh;se jsbar;rs, =, men "a. Ma;ne
wonld have rovoitad ;rst 80 soon q
ss i !. !. ., nslUss T. pv ,ar
1 But Gov. Ham,in Ensw hat fb;s Was
mot 90. and soho ada no u;IfnI liz tbot
sthe South hold t,,at Won wLito n.
4 boring men of New England aSca no
better than neeroesnl This the Gov.
lernor knew Is be 4 clinchcr- Il was
false, Of cours,. and he knew il. bnt
Then e was necessary. for. to saw that
1 slavery Of subordination Is right for
1.-THE negro, might Set the white work
ling man to thinking, and he might
] IS 20 Gov. Hannlin and say, aSir.
have been thinking oyerswiat Won
! saw IN yonr MESSAGE abont the sonth.
lern people holding the doctrine that
negroes ought, not 10 be put on ii,