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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
HOTEL ST GERMAN, BROADWAY, FIFTH AVENUE

IL
and Twenty second street-rhls beautiful ard unique
hotel being repaincd repaired and pat IN eomrs
der Is for the reception Of guests Elegantly
rooms, single and suite, all having baths auachs ~
ently al reasonable rates The hotel = ~
irey on the Enropsan plan and particular attention paAi
the restaurant which WIN ~ supplied WIN 81 ~ -
the Meals oerved In private ptlas ~ .t y.
Tits hotel nj the intersection Of Hfeed"sg s s u Nv, ,
Twenty Is exeelled ~ ts nV y w. iE'
being one ~ the accessible and ashohhhe neishu"
hoods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

HEADQUARTERS YOUNG MEMS UNION ASSOCIA-
on-The young men Of the Fifth ward whose actions
and controlled by Tammany Hall or the Custom
House, will meet next "Wednesday evening October ~, 1885
usual time and place full attendance will be
sary of will before the meeting
successful carrying the origin Of the association
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
IrSrATp wArER RENTs-cRoroN AQuEpucr DE-

l. psr.meut October a. 1853.
Notice hereby given hat by act Of the Legislature ton
per added AL unpaid the st Of
November n.x In addition i've cent incurred on the lss
Of August last
Water rents are payable on he la Of May year
advance and the unpaid attach With equal
certainty the Ist OF August and November thereafter
II must be desirable TO owner 70 preserve his pro-
being returned the Collector Of Arrears which
not redeemed viii be sold according 70 law.
N. VAN sCHAICK, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

NTOTICE-FACE THE MUSIC OR BACK DOWN
IN Whereas has been asserted in this city that the Hon d.
voted the Of this State in favor of the Ne
ropolan Police bi Daniel Mahen Representative in the
Assembly during the session Of 1857 when the said law
passed. viii bet from dollar TO thousand dollars that
The Hon d. f. Sickes only voted against the said bill but
Wardens' BILL the Wharves and Piers
bi the bin creating republican Commissioners for the Central
park against all the republican TO deprive the
people city of their constitutional rights and privileges
ANY person doubling Mr. Skes position these
will ind and money ready any time from this date
until the LIST Of January next at Garners Hotel Of
Broadway and PARK place. DANIEL MAiEN.
NEW YORK October Z, 1883.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEv J. p. NEWMAN, OF THE BEDFORD STREET
H Methodist Episcopal church win preach to the military at
Washington Quarantine, this afternoon Sunday at
o'clock, by special request The O'Clock boat will arrive In
time for he service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

DLANCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID street. New York-Fashionably located, elegantly fur
nshed and open for the reception gues Board q
per day BY The week at lower rates Public favor
solicited By he new management
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

HOTEL 81 JULIEN.-THrS rAvORrrE HOTEL,
known Juliens No. Washington place. opposite The
New York Hotel having been rehad repainted and newly
furnished throughout will be opened Immediately for families
single gentlemen. Meals will be served BY prvafe table,
a In carte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NoMINA
III on.-Third Congressional district comprising the First
Second Third, Fth and Eighth wards.-The democratic
publican electors Of the above district requested % assem-
bic Tuesday evening the 18th inst. At the Fifth Ward
Hotel 81 Franklin street and West Broadway IN
O'Clock r. NJ for the Of responding 10 the nonna
tion OF Gen. Hiram Walhridge for Congress.
The meeting will be addressed by
Hon ID. r. Dickinson
Hon. Fernando Wood, Hon. Rodman VI. Price,
Hon. Mike Walsh. Hon. q. w. Carrigan,
Hon. Gideon J. Tucker, Hon. O. y. schemerhorn,
Gen. r. v. X. Wright, Thos q. Harrison, ESQ.
Col. Alex. Ming. T. w. Mcmahon, ESQ,
G. q. Richardson, Esq, A. J. Chadsey, Esq
DIR. Jno Baroer, - - =
WILLIAM WILSON, President.
7. n WILLIAMS, Secretary
lno. MtanDon, VIM Buckley Jno II. Dixon, Isaac Robin
son VIM Thompson j. W 'ytn n ID Dufraine " Coggins,
Committee OF Arrangements BENZ RAY, Chairman.
MICHAEL HAIrIx, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
CTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTICT
Q REGULAR
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
For Member Of Congress.
ANSON HERRICk. -


ANSON HERRIGk
CnAs. Bower, t0''9 Charm an.
AZ meeting ~ the Convention 81 he Regulars and Peo
ples Committee nj the Four House. "Wednesday evening
Oct. ~.
ANSON HFRRICK
Was unanimously nominated n daie for Member of
Congress. BENZ. y. FAiRCHIEID, Chairman.
JoIS HrSRy wusoS. Secretary.
Having obtained nomination from ali the ORGANIZATIONS
claiming " be Democratic the district
ANSON HERRfCK
IL the only recognized democratic candidate for Congress
the Eighth district composed Of The Twelfth Eighteenth Nine
eenih Twenty hrst anil Twenty second wards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT
N will he paid by the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company
through the Chemical Bank the LIST
November The books Of the company viii close ON th
80 '''' '-' r. BAILEY MYERS Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

(yHATHAM BANK ELEcrIoN.-THE ANNUAL E1.EC
~ on for directors and for inspectors Of the succeeding
nnal election will held the banking house Monday
lat November 1874 between the hours Of II o'clock and
o. n. sCHREIyER, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

MILLIONS or DOLLARS uNcLAIMED-ALJ PER
ln supposed heirs property In England and else
where can obtain information by Supplying Mr. hays
Kin and heradry Office sI Broadway New York wan,e
WIN Toote lct England 1870, Rev. VIM BIRD Of Lincoln
shire e 1855 Abraham Pook Van Baggen le Holland 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

L,rRsT CLASS DRY GOODS, GRoCRRs AND IRON
papcr. wanted by JOHN u. MURRAY.
~ wail street Manhattan Bank.
Collections made throughout the United States and Canadss
NroTICT-TIE INTEREST COUPONS or THE EIGHT
~ per cent first mortgage bonds of the Ia Crosse and MI
wanke Railroad Company due the nrst day Of November
ls the Broadway Rank IN the city Of New York wl be
paid ha, day presentation at the Ocean Bank N The city
~ New York. =. CHAMBERLAIN,
Norgagce IN possession Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

h1nn nnn TO LOAN on FIRST CLASS Busf.
SIUU.UUU. paper 800 0D o. currency, for which
a Good circulation viii be required Persons applying will
please sise their address Direct 70 o. b. box s Pos,
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A FAMILY GOING TO CALIFORNIA MUST SELL THEIR
house mmedaeiy pretty brick cottage; but $500
CURED price u 800 remain for years; chandeliers
gas marble mantes French windows iron balcony Inquire
al lb2 Grand street. Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
61uRE or CoRNs, puYIoys. Ac-BY MADAME Der

EVERYBODY OUGHT TO KNOW IT.--NEwsPA PEH
" sire Of the Herald Times Tribune. Journal Of Con
merce, Courier and Enquirer pay rom ~ g q CENTS hu
.red for any quantity old papers of all sizes, old pan
lated bought by j. q sTotKwEI rs Ann street bssemen
r. s-An letters punetually attended TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24
DEGULAR NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
III FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
For Member of Assembly
DENNIS QUINN.

MICHAEL UULDEN, Chalrmal
f fG4s HoS Snsn.s, Secretaries.
the Peoples and Regulars Democratic First Assembly
held No. 2l Fulton street, Satnr
day evening October g. the following preamble and resou
tons proposed by Mr. Doughery OF the Fourth ward were
unanimously adopted
Whereas unreliable democrat has been placed in nomi.
nation by the Star Chamber party of Tammany Hall for the
First Assembly district deem duty national demo-
Gratis Mr. Dennis Quinn represent the
Assembly the Assembly district believing him be
whom place the utmost confidence, and one
who will do honor 10 nse and his constituents In the State
Legislature.
Resolved, That Mr.. Dennis Quinn receive the unanimous
this Convention candidate for Assembly for
the First Assembly district
Resolved That shall all honorable 70
the Mr. Quinn. believing him be reliable demo
GRAFT anda fully qualified 70 represent US the Assem-.
bly,. MICHAEL. GOLDEN, Chairman
JoHS HOGAN, (c..~o,..,..
PArRIcK kERRiS, ees
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Once before we have said and We say itagain, that
the Carriagc and Buggy Mandatory Of SMITH
JONES, this place. is equal in its appointments, in
its arrangements, in its ryo of work, in the excel
lence of lis materials and tho skill unl fathfuncss
Of its superintendent. aud worknen, to any siuiilnr
establishment, of equal sizc South or North In ad-
dition to these general merits, this firm enjoys the
possession of one or two patents of remarkable ui-
ty and importance,-we mean the Patent Hub md the
Patent Coupling. There is no mistake about the su-
pcrior advantages Of both these improvements They
huve been tried, and have in no instance been found
wanting. They have not only been tried by few,
but by numbers; aud all, without exception, testify
to their high value. Tue judgment of experienced
men is, that those improvements must eventually su-
persedo entirely tho old hub and coupling at lcnt for
bugges and light carriagcs.
We would sny then to every one who wishes COM
plete stylish and durable vehicle, and try SMITH
L JONES Of Edgefeld C. II. They are constantly
putting up articles Of the newest patterns and are
prepared to execute special orders at shCrt notice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
ST.. JonNs, N. B., Oct. 81.

OF. JollNsJ ". D., Oct. q.
Tie Galway and New York steamship Pacific,
Capt Thompson, which left Galway on the 18th
of October, has arrived.
Liverpool Cotton Market, Oci by 1slc.
graph TO Galway.-The sales Of Cotton in Liv.
erpool for two days were $4,000 bales, 1000
bales of which were taken by spectators and
exporters. Some circulars state that the market
closed steady, and others report that it closed
with al advancing tendency.
In Liverpool on the 18th, breadstuffs were
quiet and unchanged, and quotations were nom.
inal Pork and bacon were dull; Sugar. and
lard were quiet Tea and Coffee were firm.
A. full correspondence between the United
States Minister in Nicaragua and the foreign
Minister in Nicaragua, touching Monsieur Belly VS.
Conventions, has been published in Paris The
former says that no arrangement will be recog-
nised or assented to, which is contrary to
the rights of American citizens in Nicaragua.
The other Minister replies that his government
wishes only justice and its rights, and desires to
preserve friendly relations with the American
States, bnt declares that the transit treaties are
of no value, because the route was not opened
at the stipulated period.
Monsieur Belly appeals to the provisions of
the Clayton.Bulwer treaty for protection.
Later news from China, and India had been re-
ceived in London, but it was comparatively un-
important
The London Neaos seems hopeful that the At
lantic cable will yet prove successful, when the
combined improvements Of Hughes, Thompson
and Henley's machines reach Trinity Bay.
? The Admiral of the French Gulf fleet has left
Paris, with energetic instructions to protect
French citizens.
The King of Prussia is alarmingly i'll.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
HAMBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

Reference is respectively called to the various ad
verti,ements in this issue from Hamburg.
Messra SIMON & CROUCH, it will be seen, have re-
moved with their large stock Of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods, Ready mado Clothing, &C., to the RoBIssoy
Hardware store, whittier they invite their old patrons
and friends. Give them call
THos. KERyAGHAx, S. Z. Bowgns and HENRY
SOLOMON, are all we'll prepared to furnish our armers
planters, and citizens generally with Groceries, Lii
quors, 6o &c Of the best quality and at reasonable
prices.
And HILL, the indefatigable doalcr in Hardware,
Cutlery, &c, dc., has large store crowded to tho
uttermost with capital stock of every thing in his
line OF business. Patronise ILL if you wish to get
good article. And furthermore HILL is clever el-
low is satisfied with living profits and loves to please
his cusfnnera
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
For the Advertiser,


TO THE MEMORY OF LAURA D*''*'t.
pY RUTH.
Bright, bcauteous, lovely Laura,
They tell me thou art dead!
That thy gentle spirit, freed from earth,
IIus to our SAVIOUR fed
They tell mo thou hast passed away,
Dear lovely cherished one;
That death has marked thee for its own,
Fer life had well begun.
Thy joyous face is cold in death,
Thy gentle heart is still,
And thou hast left vacancy
None other c'ex Gun fill
All Low thy parents misc thy step,
Thy sweet and slvery tone
Still they give thee up to Jesus,
Their beuutiful-thcir own.
Thy brothers and thy sisters
Will miss thee ever more,
Though they know full well thou art not dead,
But only gone before.
That God has placed q diadem
Upon thy sinlss brow;
Thou wort lovely child on earth,
Thou art an Angel now.
Then wisper, Angel Laura,
To the dear ones who remain,
And iell til ,m thou art happy,
That for thee to die was gan.
And may they live and die like thee,
Tint when this life is o'cr,
They may meet with thee in glory,
To be parted never more.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
A RRIDLE.

We've got bride at last. Huvo not had decent
one for at least FIVE years. Been using old wagon
brides, and buggy bridlos with tho blinds cut of.
Got enc now though and good ono at that; and
not only good but handsome Thanks, Mr.. DUDLEY /;
turo And as wo jog along, shall certainly not for
get that you were the first man who complmentod US
in this department Of the trade.
Will the public allow again to call their ntton-
ton to the ae that Mr.. DUDLEYs shop is located on
the premises of Mr.. LOUIS W. YoUNGDLooD, on the
Ridge Road that he is o most worthy fellow, and
asks Of the people reasonable share Of their pat
ropure.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
SENATOR DAVIS.

The Mississippian, of the 18th instant, pub
fishes the speech Of Senator Jefferson Davis be-
fore Democratic meeting at Portland, Maine,
and observes:
"The many friends Of our distinguished Sena-
tor will read this able speech with no little sat-
ishction. As rebuke of Black Republicanism,
and vindication of the position occupied by the
South on the slavery question, it is unanswera-
bic. The Senator takes high grounds upon the
great issue of the day, and uttcrs no sentiment
which would not have received cordial re-
sponso from an altra-Southern meeting.
1T is worthy of note, that the sentiments so
boldly announced, were listened to with salts
faction by the audience of Northern Democrats
to whom they were addressed The paper from
which We have copied the speech, states that
when Col. D. was introduced "to the assembly,
he was greeted with perfect storm of ap-
plausc;" tia: cloud and long were the marks
of approval that were bestowed upon his ad-
Dress" and that it went home to the hearts oi
all present"
This praise is well-bcstowcd. One extract
from the speech alluded to is as follows:
awe of the South, on sectional division
are in minority; and # legislation is to be
directed by geographical tests-ir the Constitu.
ton is 10 be trampled in the dust, and the un.
bridlcd will of the majority in Congress is to
be supreme over the States-we should have
the problem which was presented to our fathers
when the Colonies declined to be content with
mere representation in Parliament"
There are men everywhere in the South who
consider Mr.. Davis q a traitor" for no reason
that we can find, except that lie has delivered
speeches at the North, and his opinions have
been warmly applauded. That is about tht
force of the argument. These speeches deliver
ed here in Mobile would have provoked ap
plause.
For our own part, we are glad that this true
hearted and patriotic gentleman is in the NORTH
enlightenins the people there; and we should
be more pleased if there were q dozen men SO
true and stout hearted as he in the same posi-
tion.-MobiIc Tribune
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27

gs> A cotemporary snys it is just about as ssnsi-
bic to undertake to get married without courtng us
to do business without Advertising And this sopinion
is very correct ono.
U The Howard association Of Charleston give it
as their opinion that it is yet "unsae for persons
unacclimated to return to that city,"
~ It is said to be the intention Of the British
government to lay unoher cable between ireland and
Newfoundland next year, in the event of their being
unable to work through the present line
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
w. II, CRANE,

SEQ the advertisement of this old and wel-tried
Augusta Merchant in another column. The Augusta
Di.pa,ch, a!ludng to bis store, says:
"This gentleman has just returned from the North
with large and splendid stock of Fancy Dry Gouds
ssd Other article. in his limo. Ho has recently put
up fine granite front to his store which enables him
to chow uf his goods to great advantage This store
has always been great yorte with tho ladies, and
they have now, not only an opportunity to satisfy
their curiosity but to supply their wants.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
Ai,cEPCaHLE PRESENTS.

Mr.. JAMES ARMSTRONG will accept the thanks OF
our 3D. r. D." for IL mess Of tender young Corn.
Roasting ears ON the Goth October quite trent
Thank you, Judge, and uay you long be blessed with
health, reuce and plenty.
Mrs. PHILLIPS, that venerable old lady Of "good
Deeds" will also accept our warmest thanks for
thut delightful sugar cured Ham she had the kindness
to send us few days since. Good luck attend good
annt DHLIIAu."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
CHANGE OF WEATHER.

The winter days are coming. The late warm and
dry spell has been terminated by clouds and rnin-
drops And we may soon look for white frost. The
woods are in the Eerc and yellow leaf. Vegetation
has "donc its do" Corn is gathered cotton is
ly MI open and out; tho gardens hayo borne their
welcomed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27

: CoTToN AND CorroN P1ck1NG.-A corrcspon.
dent of the Albany Patriot writing from Lee
county, Ga.. says:
have small field Of cotton, measuring thir.
ty acres, and have gathered 1900 pounds per
acre off the present crop, leaving top crop yet
to pick, better as to quality than any cotton
have ever seen. have eight hands who pick
over three hundred pounds per day, and three
hands who pick over 500 pounds each. This
work is done on the plantation of N. Wiley, Esq,
l3 miles above Albany.
w, II, WALDEN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
John COLGAN,S GOODS.

Mr.. CoLoAN has larger stock of clothing on band
thxn he has hnd for many years, and We usk an ex
animation of bis clothing His goods arc Of superior
quality, purchased with care and crcumspection and
We have no doubt he will please every customer, how
ever hard to ft. And if you can't be 6t with ready
made clothing. he cnn tako your measure and cut
your cloth, und then the thing is dead suro.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
NJ. LEBESCIfULTZ.

Our towngman, LHsEscuuLrz, ever morits special
notice at oxr hands. And, be it known! our special
notices are always voluntary and unbought. We only
say what We think and bolievu in, making thom.
Public attention then is particularly invited to tho
circumstance of our having amongst US ono of the
bert most genteel, and most tasteful clothing estSb
lghments in tho southern country. NJ. LRnEscuuLrz,
its proprietor, has provon this clearly to need
demonstration. But If any still doubt it. lot thom 80
and give him a trial now. His shelves arc flea with
y rich and varied assortment, and no il ready and
able to fortfy each applicant against the blasts and
freezos of the approaching season. Supply yourselves
in time, and save yourselves from the banofu effects
Of an early winter cold. Call ON LRBs. EvOry body
does SO. Not to do SO. is g be out of the fashion
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
METHnuIsr REVIVAL.

1t is gratifying to learn that numerous additions
havo been made to the Methodist congregations Vi
tho Elgefed circuit during the current year. There
has been IN unusua degree of religious interest mani
tested among the churches, and the good work still
progresses. The reverend Mr. PICKETT is powerful
labursr in his Mnsters and devoted soldier OF
tho cross Edgefeld is fortunate in his appointments
and VIC but reterate common wish amongst u.s. when
we express the hope that he will 10 continued by
Conference in his present port.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
To OFFICE SEEKERS.

Those seeking Office within the gift of the Lessla
ture can obtain accoss to tho Edgehcld Delegation,
through the mail, by addressing them ns follows:
Col. J. P. CARROLL, Senator, and v. w. ADANs Esq,
ut Edsefeld C. H.; Cola. J. HANDgS Brooks and
Jous QuAr1LHpUX ut Dorn's Mills; Maj. A. L. DEAR
COL JAMES ToyrEIxs, ut Parks Store.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Mary Turner AID others,
Thos. Atkins and wife and others. }

VS.
Thos. Atkins and wife and Others
DY Virtue of an order from Chan. Wardlaw, I
ID will proceed to sell on the 18th day of No
vclnbcr next, at the late residence of Henry C.
Turner decd the TRACT OF LAND on which
the deceased lived at the time Of his eeath, on
Rocky Creek, containing -Four hundred and thir-
ty-sx acres, more or less bounded by lands of the
Estate of Mark Mathews, deceased, B. S. Cog
burn, Thos. Atkins, VIM. A. Turner and others.
Terms, credi. of twelve months from the day
of sale, except costs which must be paid in cash.
Purchasers will be required to give bond, with at
least two good sureties to secure the purchase
money.
cB- Possession will be given lst Jan 1859.
ssp This plantation is situated eight miles from
Edge6eld c. H., on the Chapel Road.
A. SIMKINS, GEE
Oct q At AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-27
I'D. AsuuoRR. TOP. VEnSoy
Majority for Col. AsuyunR. .?,2Sl

The Richmond South, " speaking of the recent
elections in this State, pays tho following compliment
to our members Of Congress:
"The Congressional election in South Carolina hns
resulted in the return Of the old Representatives. with
the exception of Mr. Orr who declined another term,
and who has beon succeeded by Col. j. d. AshmOrc.
This tribute Of pobular appreciation is merited by
the recipients. South Carolina is most honorably
represented in the Federal Legislature Boyce, keitt,
McQueen, Miles and Bonham, exhibit IN aggregate Of
personal worth intellectual power and political fdcli-
ty which is surpassed by few, il any, other Sat:s OF
larger representation. Col. Ashmore, VIC doubt not,
Is worthy uf the assuciution."