Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-25

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""r n, 20 "oM PivI','c" 10 enter 'he Ohioh.
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tories or upon the Dconln nf tho cxi.tim, S,o,os
| MANY of ill.,, snr;n,,. Iis.,,,.;,,, ,,h;2r I,',a
,,.'S ~ ."I So''ous u'SSG"slonS "ilich nave
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"P"H 'u' ,Dr'r'',o, o! new
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! lnu,lallr oi,,rnsc of i,unrnyh, tLci,. ,o,Li,;or
Their first duty to themselves is to orrn mud
! c,iliiyntc fnrr,s tn construct ro,Js I'm c.,niE.L
! schools to crcct rlnrcs of rcli,rin,,. ,n..Li,,
and TO devote thcir cncroics rcncr,Ilv ,o 10.
claim the wilderness aud to Inv Tho foundation
| of n ilourishiur and ,rosroruus commonwealth
J III in this inciHcnt condition. with ro,ul,
! ion of n few thousand. they should prcmnturc-
| ly enter the Union thcv orc onnrcssnl by tLc
| burden of State taxation. and tho means me-
ccssary for the Improvement of the Territory
and the advancement of their own interests arc
! thus diverted to very different purposes
The Federal Government has ever been n lib
! cra parent to the Territories a0d n f-rnorol
contributor To the useful enterprises of tho ear
/ ~ settlers. 1t has paid tEo expenses of their
government and legislative assemblies ont of
the common treasury, and thus relieved them
| from Il heavy Charge Under these circum-
stances, nothing eau bc better calculated To
rctard their material PROCESS tl.n 10 divert
| them from their useful cmpoymcnts hv pre
| matTcly exciting angry political contests
| among themselves, for the benefit Of aspiring
leaders. 1t is surely no hardship for embryo
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