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One Thousand Dollars a Year

One Thousand Dollars a Year
Is only fair average Of the actual profit from
the Use Of each one Of these Machines, and, for
confirmation Of this truth, we refer to any one
OF the thousands of persons who Use them. They
are adapted to every sort Of work, fine coarse,
upon silk, cotton, linen and woolen fabrics, also
light and heavy leather. They never fail to give
entire satisfaction.
10 meet the growing demand for n smaller and
more elegant machine for private household pur-
poses, We have just produced, and arc ready to re
ceive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Which il the most compact and beautiful Sewing
blachine ever constructed. 1t is Ornumented in
the highest style Of art, and all who see it are
delighted with it. 1t makes the improved inter-
locked stitch, and is capable Of doing a greater
variety Of work in better style than any other
Sewing Machine ever offered for family pur-
poses.
Price of Family Machine with iron table com
pete for use, 800. The larger standard ma.
Chimes from $l25 to 5000. Send for ]. NJ. Singer
& Co.'s Gazette, beautiful pictorial paper, de-
voted to Sewing Machines and containing list OF
prices and all other information OH the snbj ect
E. j. TAYLOR, agent
For Abbeville District, and adjoining territory.
Principal Office, 45s Broadway, N. Y. Charles.
ton Omee, 324 King Street.
N. B.-As Agent for the above Machine.
would here state that have had one of the No.
8, Machines in operation for eight months, and
that it has performed work, from fine shirt col
lars to heavy leather in Carriage Trimming, far
beyond my expectation. l would not be without
it; aud shall be pleased to send samples of the
work to any one who may wish to see them
Also. to receive orders for Machines and to give
all instructions in working them.
Z. J. TAYLOR.
March 10, 1853 46 ON
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NEW FIRM.
JORDAN g. M'LAUCHLIN,
Druggists &c Chemists,
Abbeville G.. H.. s. G.

Abbeville @. H., S. G.
AVlNG formed Copartnershp for the
IL purpose Of carrying the DRUG BUS
MESS. we beg leave To inform the citizens Of
Abbeville and the surrounding country, that We
have on hand largo and well selected Stock Of
Drugs and Medicines,
to which We invite their attention.
One Of the firm having had IL long experience
in the business. we feel confident that we can
give general satisfaction; and having made ur-
rangments in New York for the purchase Of our
Goods, we can sell OH good terms as they can
be bought either in Charleston OF Columbia
Our stock will always he complete and all ar
ticlcs warranted genuine. Physicians will do
we'll to give us a call before purchasing else
where, as we can offer them strong Inducements.
Our Stock will consist in part Of all Medicines
used by
Farmers and Physicians,
Fine Brnudies, Wines and I.iuuors Paints, OiIs
aud Dye Stuifs, Window Glass Fine Perfume
ries, ILubins Extracts for the Handkerchief, Sur.
gIcaI Instruments, Cutlery.
Fresh Garden Seeds,
New supply and great varieties. and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
A continuance Of the patronage heretofore 40
liberaly bestowed on the house, is respectfully
solicited.
d. a. JORDAN. VI. D.,
j.. Mcl.ACCHLIN.
Feb, L. 1858 IN If
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new CASH STORE.

MOORE g 9WAlFR
w OULD again put the public in mind OF tho
~ Dest way to save money; and we will say
as before, that for the Cash we will give YOU
Goods cheaper than was ever offered in this
market. Their Dress Goods are from the cheap.
est to the highest, and everything else in proper.
ton:
Prints from Ia TO l2 l-2, of tho best
manufactures.
Lawns from 6 IA to so cts,
Organdies, 20 cts TO 81,
Organdy Robe Qnilles, all prices,
Tissue Robe Il Quilles,
Paroda Double DucaIls something new,
Silks from 50 to S45.
Mantillas from Sl.50 TO S25.O0,
Collars, a large stock, from l2 l g cts to
$780,
Sets Collars and Sleeves from rs cts. to
$500,
Hose from Id to rs cts.,
Mourning Goods, n full stock
But there is no use to enumeratc as our Stock
is full and complete. We invite the attention of
the Ladies to the above; and to the Farmers wc
will say our Stock Of heavy Goods is large, and
we have taken great care to lay in Stock that
will suit them i'll quality and price. Osnaburgs
at the Same low price, ! cts; B!eachcd and
Brown Shrtngs from 6 Ia to l2 l-2 cts. :;
Stripes, n lurge stock and in
. T. OF Ell M G.
we can show you something new in style und
price. A good stock of
Summer HatS,
TO which we invite you to Gull and sce All we
can say is, come to Moore l. QuAIrE if you
want Goods low down.
Don't forget the place-frst door North of
Post Office.
n B.-No Goods will be taken back when
once sold. unless the Goods be damaged before
purchased.
April Il, 1858 81 IF
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TB- few Of the Long Cane friends Of w.
6. NEEL, would respectfully announce him a.
Candidate for Sheriff, ut the next election.
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IAY UF! IA0I CAGI.!
T WANT it distneay anderEeed. that sirose
i who owe me had better cAme forward aud
nav up. I hsse islulged them long enough |;
and in fact gust as hong as intend to, and will
wait upon them no longer. Those who know
themselves 10 Be indsbtedt to me. had better come
up to the scracth" at onces if they are not
anxious 70 pay cost. Their notes are now in the
hands Of Wiiaoa h Lomax.
AUGUSTUS LOMAX.
April 81, 1858. So 3m
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State Of South Carolina,
-ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.
Abraham Duke and Har.
riet, his wife, Bill for Specifc
u.s. delivery of slave.
EIjjsh Pjsh., ca.nGp, .n% .,R:,a R: M
IT appearing to my satisfaction, that Elijah
IL Cannon. Carrier Cannon, Margaret March.
bunks, formerly Cannon, James Cannon, Judy
Kendick, formerly Cannon and the children Of
William Cannon, decd, lwhoso number and
names are unknown) Defendants in the above
stated case, reside beyond TIE limits of this State
On motion Of Perrin q C0thrsn. Complsinants'.
Solicitors, ordered that the said Defendants do
appear and answer, plead or demur to said Bill
Of complaint, within three months from the pub.
lication hereof the same will Be taken pro con
fssso against them.
WIN. H. PARKER. c.E.A.D.
Commissioner Office.
March 10, 1883. Al Am
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$1,000 REWARD

no ANY white person or persons who will
furnish evidence to- convict, in q c6uri Of
Isw. tAe.incendfSty or fucendiariss who burnt
the Cotton and Screw of Mrs Jane Baker, or
her stables and CRIB; or both.
a.oj 'a,a g $50 Reward
4Tosehy slave. crffee ps<sons Of color, who will
Aast0, Seereisty 81. tho Vigilance Commit
tees CalhcpHss Mfl6 kb6eville District, 8. G, ),
~ sMsfths24, 1858 40 Sm :
Independent Press and Edgsaeld Adser.
tissr cory month"; and send bill 10 Tie Secre.
tary Of Vigilance oommlltes, Caihouns Mills,
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SIN%ER,S
S < WING N ACHIkES
FOR PLANTERS USE.

all the leading branches of manufacturing
l. industry. the grent practical superiority of
Singers Sewing Machines is Il lnct established
beyond dispute. No tailor, shoe manufacturer,
c.othier, seamstress, dress. maker, saddler, car
rage trimmer. hat manufacturcr tkc, &c, can
afford to do without them
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eB" The friends Of COL II. II. HARPER
respectfully announce him Candidate for the
Legislature, at the ensuing election.
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SEWING MACHINES.

DEASONS why tht GROVER 4 BAKER
IL Machine is Universally Preferred for Fan,i
iy Sewing.
lst. 1t is more simple und easily kept in order
than any other Machine.
Cd. 1t makes n seam which will not rip or
ravel. thongh every third stitch is cut.
:i'l. 1t sews from two ordinary spOols and
thus all trouble of winding thread il avoided,
while the s"mo Machine can be adapted, at pleas
nre. by 1t mere change Of spoois, to all varieties
Of work.
4th. The same Machine r,,ns silk, linen thread,
urll common spool cotton will, equal facility.
5th. The seam liz MS elastic as the most elastic
fabric, TINT it is free from all liability to break
i'll washing, ironing, "r "thcrwsc.
9TH The slitch u.n,ic by this Machine is more
beautiful than any other made, either by hand
or machine.
ii. W. KINSMA AN, Agent,
q. i b. $, NJ. Co..
2s3 King st.
Jan. 6, IS. 81 4m
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CAM DIDAT re S.

nounce him candidate for the Legislature, at
the e:.suing election.
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GREAT INDUCEMENT.

-. <.
ID ICII PRINTED JACONE.IS, LAWNS.
IL ORG ANDES, GRAPE AND BAREGE
ROBES, in every style.
CliALLY, colorcd MtTSI.INS and SILKS.
I}own and bI.achcd SlIlRrINGS, al a very
low figure,
PRINTS fas: color-warrantcl,
EMBROIDERIES, IIANDK ERCIIIEFS.
LACES, WHITE GOODS, no.
SIERY AND GLOVES,
Spring Mantillas and Shawls,
HOOP SklItTS-cxtrnsive variety,
LINEN, Marscllc, Farmer Satin, Drills DC,
Bonnets, Hats and Hoods,
the best assortment ever offered, and the very
latest style. Also, RIBBONS, and FLOWERS
to correspond.
Ready Made Clothing,
All styles and qualities
Fancy Articles,
PERFUMERY, BRUSHES: PORrEMONIES,
FANS, DC.
Caters, Slippers, Boots & Shoes,
articles which can warrant, and all sizes
A full assortment Of
Crockery, Hardware, Stationery,
Groceries, &c.
TO my regular and punctual customers, as
well rs those who buy for Cush, will sell Gouds
ut ior prices.
NJ. STRAUSS.
March &c. 1853 ~ am
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" The friends of G. NJ. MArTIsoN, re-
spectfully announce him a candidate for Tax
Collector, ut tile ensuing election.
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cB- The friends of ID. w. HAWTHORN
respectfully announce him Can di,late for Shsr
if Of Abbevle District, at the next election
MANY FRIENDS
May 5, 1856.
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~ The friends Of w. w. GRIFFIN, 70
announce him as a candidate for
Sheriff nj the ensuing election.
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Headquarters.

Headquarters.
2D REGIMENT CAVALRY,
LoNomIREs, S. C.. April IL, 1858.
ME Abbcville Squadron of Cavalry will
IL assemble at their usual parade ground on
Saturday, the first day of May next, armed aud
equipped as the law directs.
The Edgefed Squadron will assemble at Edge
field C. H., on Saturday, May the oth armed
and equipped as the law directs.
Tho Commissioned and non Commissioned
Officers will assemble the day previous for drill
aud Instruction.
Lieut. COL MARTIN and Maj. Bates, are charged
with the extension of these orders.
The Staff Officers hereby commanded 10
appear in full uniform at the above places.
By Order Of
Col. JOHN +. BURRESS.
J. nj. LANnAM, Adjt.
April 20. 1858 3t
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Pilotoken, or Females Friend.
A NEW supply just r. jsived and for sale
JORDAN AMsLAuoHLIN. !.
March II, 1855. "a #
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JAS. Ell. 1ILEX

JAS. FL. TILEX
FEELS THANKFUL for the very liberal
IL patronage shown him last year, but would
feel more SO, if those in arrears would come for
ward and pay up. lie is expecting a supply of
Fresh Drugs
soon, and will always keep general and select
stock, which can be bought .'miehty CHEAP" bv
paying customers; but you who never pay till it
Is begged out Of you, may expect to pay some-
thing for the begging, as he has like contempt,
ible opinion for bcggers and those " no wont pay
their just debts in amy other way. He has quit.
number OF Notes and Accounts under $40, and
rs 1t is the duty Of those whom they stand against
to call and sctte them, he would advise them
to do 30 soon.
April ~, 1858 l At
Press please copy.
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o. The friends of JAMES A. MCCORD rs.
specially announce him Candidate for Tax
Collector, at the noxt Election, for Abbeyillo
District.
July so, 1851 ii std
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MILLS! MILLS!
Headquarters.

AeaUq UdTCeTS.
2p BRIG, lsr DIVISION, S. C. M. }
EDGEfIELD G. H., April 20,l,, 1858
ORDERS No.
THE Colonels of the respective Regiments
4 within the Cd Brigade LIST Division, S. G.
Militia, arc hereby required to make all accu.
rate aud full return to the Brigadier General of
the actual strength of the various Corps compos-
ing their command; together with the names of
the field officers aud their rank OH before the
fourth Monday in May next.
BY Order of
w. C. MORAGNE
Brig. Gen'l I'd Brig, lst Division, S. c. M
IL. w. ADDISON. Brig. Major
April 81, 1858 St
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars

Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.
lust received a lot of fine CIGARS. cousis.
% ting of the following choice Brauds.
Chinchuretta Lopderes, Rio Hondo MiIlar,
Jupiter Londres, Caahuoha. Operas.
JORDAN e. McLAUCHL1N'S
Drug and Chemical Store.
March lg, 1858. AZ II
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~ Tho friends Of NIMROD McCORD re
specially announce him M a Candidate for Shsr-
i'll ut the ensuing Election.
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CARLvIE;ILt 1sine 2s, 1852.
Ishave usedsRroE Cd Woods Hair Restora.
tive. and have admired IL A9ndsrful s6ssl& Ny
hair was becoming, - IHheyEht, .premAturely
gray, but by the uso'of his Sssofaiiysit'h has 70.
sumed Its original color, and, IfSSs no doubt, :
peEmanentIyso.
8. BREseEpexsSenato u. s.
o. J. WOOD &sep P@pfs.ers, 3l2 Broad.
E:;y.s1;.a, way; X ga .;,s.i ifs 8 asi|ss
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eB- Tho friends Of JAMES II. COBB an
nounce him as u Candidate for Sheriff at the ensu-
ing election.
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FRIEND WooD: 1t was long time after saw
you at BlissfeId before got the bottle of your
Restorative for which you gave me an order up
OIL your agent in Detroit and when got it we
concluded to try it on Mrs. Mann's hair, as the
surest test ofits power. 1t has done all that you
assured me it would do and others of my family
ard friends, having witnessed its effects are now
using and recommending its use to- others as en-
titledto tile highest consideration you claim for
it. .
Again, very respectfully sndtmly, ,ypuss.
SOLOMON MANN.
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cH- The friends of MATTHEW n. COCH
RAN respectfully announce him n candidate
for Sheriff of Abbevillo District, at the next eles-
tion.
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cS The friends Of G.. II. ALLEN announce
him ns Candidate for Clerk Of the Court at
the ensuing election.
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efs The numerous friends Of Col. I. J. ROB-
ERIS respectfully announce linn O Candidate
for Sheriff ut the next election
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JORDAN d sMcLlucnI1H, ,Abbeyine..
Feb. 2s, 1858. ~ ly.
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az Tho friends of MATTHEW MuDON.
AID. announce him II Candidate for re election
for Clerk. at tho ensuing election.
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A ND who that is gray would not have il re-
IA stored TO former color; or bald. but would
have the growth restored, or troubled with dan
druif and itching but would have it removed, or
troubled with scrofula, scald hend, or other erup-
tons but would be cured, or with sick headache
(neuralgia) but would he cured. II will also re-
move all pmples from the face and skin. Prof.
Woods Hair restorative will do oil this, sec cir
cu'ar and the following:
ANN ARBoF, November S, 1856.
PIoF. 0. J. WooD.-Dear Sir: have henrd
much said Of the wonderful effects of your Hair
Restorative, but having bsen 80 often cheated by
quackery and quack nOstrums hair dyes &C.,
was disposed to place your Restorative in the
same category with the thousand and one loudly
trumpeted quack remedies, until nret YOU in
Lawrence county some months since, when you
gave me such assurance as induced the trial of
your Restorative in my fa,niIy-frst by my good
wife, whose hair had become very thin and ell.
,irely white, ond before exhausting one Of your
large bottles, her hair restored nearly TO its
original beautiful brown color, and had ihickened
and had become beautiful and glossy upon, and
entirely over the head; she continues to use il,
| not simply because ofits beautifying effects upon
upon the head and mind. Others Of nv family
and friends are using your Restorative, with the
happiest effects; therefore, my skopticisIn and
doubts in reference to its character and value are
entirely removed; and can and do most cordi.
| ally and con6denlially recommend its use by all
| who would have their hair restored from white or
gray (by reason of sickness or age to original COL
or and beauty, and by all young persons who would
have their hair beautiful and glossy.
| Very truly and gratefully. yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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aud that any
BLACKSMIT HING

wanting done, will be attended to with prompt
ness aud dispatch. For the information of his
immediate neighbors and friends, he would state
that he keeps constantly on hand good stock
Of Lumber and Trimmings for Undertaker's
work, and will furnish Cotiins, if needed, upon
reasonable terms Give Inc an order fellow citi
zens, and you shall he faithfully served.
THOMAS McALLISTER
Address Bordeaux L. O., Abbcvilic Dist, S. c.
April s, 1858. 50 3m
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cB The friends Of JOSEfH r. MOORE re
sFcetfully announce him II Candidate for Sheriff
nj the ensuing election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-11
OUR POLICY TOWARDS MEXICO.

The New York Journal Of Commerce says that the
recent news from Mexico, adding as it does to the
evidence previously in our possession of the weak
and distracted condition of that country, will be
likely to strengthen the zeal, and encourage the,
efforts Of those who have already become advocate
Of 'protectOrale by our Government over tn e
Mexican Provinces. At no former period in he e
history, has Mexico been 50 completely Frustrated
aud apparently poWerless for self-protecton and
self-regeneradOn as the present moment. Among
her own citizens, to the minds Of her own states
men Gf she has any, the question of a future poll
cy must present itself with peculiar force. At
present. there seems to be no man Of sufficient eapa
city, geuious aud administrative ability to arouse
the people Of Mexico from their torpor, to reunite
their divided aud cOnendiug factions to give to the
Government a rank and position among nations,
aud insure to her people tranquility and prosperity
Whether such man will be found, il extremely
predetermined; and, judging the future by the past
we may perhaps safely say highly improbable
It viii be seen, therefore, that we do not differ
materially, with regard 10 the con Hl5n Of Mexico,
from the opinion of General HoUsTON and others.
who propose prvtectOrate for that country This
paper differs, however, from the policy which they
propose, and thinks that while we should so far
adhere to the Monroe doctrine as to prevent other
nations from forming alliances or acquiring con
troll over Mexico, that we should observe good
faith ourselves aud leave the distracted country TO
work out its own future salvation.
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80 ELEnIENTs OF FHH Wv PAREY.


The Philadelphia PsuasgIOaziaa referring to the
efforts that are being made BY SEWARD, DOUeLAs,
CR1rrEUDEz Co., to form new party, upon The
basis Of the recent Kansas difficulties, pertinenly
nsks what is this new party made Of aRd thus an
sW ers the question:
LIST. Of the regular old AbolitiOnists, with GID
DIEGs, GARRISON, Sc, at their head.
ID OF the Black Republicans proper, whose beau
ideal is JOHN C. FREMONT.
3D. Of the defeated Know Eoihings Of the North.
4th. OF the rump Of the Know NOthiOgs Of the
South, including Plug Ugies, South Americans, &C.
5tb. OF the adherents Of WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
and his confidence man, THURLoW WEED, of the
Albany Evening Journal.
9th. or the DoUeLAs mutineers, who dream Of q
Northwestern combination Of States strong enOugh
to rule the Atlantic States, New York and Pennsy-
vania included
7th. OF the disappointed Office seekers and politi-
cal freebOoters who have nothing to lose and every
thing to gain from general Decentralization Of par
ties, an an abandonment of principles
OF such materials consists the coalition now array
ed against the national Democratic party and its
noble Penhsylvania chief. JAMES BUCHANAN. Such
heterogeneous elements caa never work tremendously
together. They may be momeDtarily combined for
some unhallowed purpose they may be kept to-
gsther, for while, by the hope Of public plumber,
but their very FIRST success scaers them the wind
The laws Of gravitation apply to al things terres
trial even to parties and It is absurd to suppose
that the small Democratic portion Of the coalition
will be able to govern or modify the principles
of the Black Republicans who form the great bulk
and centre Of the coalition asst would be to suppose
that the esrthis hereafter to revOlve round the moon,
or the sun round the earth II the Black Republi-
cans, aided by disaFected Democrats and Southern
Know NOthings, succeed in renewing the Kansas
agitation, their main object will be attained; the
seeding Democrats will then be in harness. and
whether they kick or not, the Black Republican
whip will be applied, and the poor animals will be
obliged to move with or without their will and
consanf
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HON. All STEPHENS OF GEORGIA.

To this geutlumsn, the efficient Chairman of the
Committee on Territories in the House, the country
is more indebted for labor performed in the settle
ment Of the Kansas question than to any other one
man. It is with pleasure, therefore, that we copy
the following merited compliment to him from the
Washington Union:
The occasion will not be regarded as out of place.
since We have just closed the greatest political
troversy which the country has ever witnessed, to
refer to Mr.. Stephens who has uPied throughout
the whole session a most responsible and command
ing position and TO whose labOrs to a great
tent this country indebted for the brilliant result
achieved. Cool, resolu,e, self-sacrifcing, vgant,
and able he has stood the Mentor Of the body equal
10 every demand upon his time aud his iRtellect,
the champion of a noble principle, all the more
dear TO the people because, in its proposed appli-
cation, its foundations must be laid beneath the
qucksand Of past legslatiOns, and in opposition TO
those powerful interests which errors of legislation
on the subject Of slavery fail to inspire. There
have been few instances in the history Of the gov
eminent, which have shown, in any one individual,
higher qualities Of craftsmanship ability, frmness,
patience, industry, and faithful devotion, in time
and out Of time, to a great principle and just
measure-than have been exhibited by the honor
able member from Georgia. The occasion, We re
peat is fit one for giving utterance 10 these refec
ions upon a controversy which has ended not only
Il the triumph Of the doctrines Of self government,
but as we haJter ourselves in the dsgraceful over
throw Of sectionslism, the last and worst enemy Of
the Union.