Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-04

me while again throw out the cautiou that
this conditionof things is not favorable to
the rights of the Suites, leads inscnsibly t.
consolidation, aud to the Introduction Of
foreign influences, so fatal to Republican
Government. Fatal especially would it
be in our Fcdcratvc Republic, which, like
the solar system, is preserved in cqupoiSc
and harmonious benciiccnt operation by
the reciprocal influence of its integral in
tercSts. The undue preponderance of one
on more tends to destroy the equilibrium of
| the whole, and consequently its existence
NH the parts arc responsible for this, as
well the weaker for Yielding without strug-
influence aud power, Unfortunately, there
are too few persons, comparatively speaking
who seem to be alive to the policy of the
States, or to be sensible that upon their in
dividual conduct depends, in some degree,
the responsibility for its success.
There are Southern men of wealth,
doubtless, who eXpcnd the most OF their
surplus prohtsin Northern Investments and
, objects OF pleasure, 1t has been estimated
that some forty millions of dollars of South
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/ Of o,or, .anti,n of our country. i,nt tho
uuc,r,.,l ,,t.r,onrsn :. not;.n,hIno. tnnd;,,,
to blind with nrosnoritv tho ono section ~
thc elnn,cnts f;ts t,nc ;ntarnet ,,d toron
dor the other too tr;hnt,r, and nroy;,nioll,,
dpnondent I,ct us not shnt onr nvn,
| aga;nst tbn trutb hnt rni,;n,r; !, Lar,,,c,S,
with each other diliynnilv and i, f,;tb nor.
form the dutv that lies nearest to ne Tot
us contributewbat we can collectively nml
iu1;yiduollv towards tbn nnwrr n2 no
State bv its imnrovcmcnt in iEnnwlodyo j.,
agriculture. and tbe usefnl arts in ;ncrnnI !
commerce with the West bv RAILWAYS and
public roads, rs well as fostrrino y direct
! cxport and imnort trade Aboyc oll let
us cul., ynto those moral virtues those in
| dustrious and domestic bob;ts which rcn-
der our beloved Statean agreeable and han.
py home to her people. and these more in
! dcpcndcnt-at the same time that MI her
! Federal OBLIGATIONS are scrunulonslv oh.
served.
In the latter part (the 2Tthl Of Auo,st
vessel was sent into the harbor Of Charles.
| ton, a prize, with three. hundred and six
native Africans on hoard. havino been ON
the DIST of the same month captmed bv
the United States schooner DOLPHIN. off the
coast of Cuba. Thirty.eigh died after
coming into port up to the 2Oth of Sentem.
Der, when the remainder were shippcd on
| board the United States steam fri~ato Nj
acara, and have been sent to Africa in
charge ofa Govemmcnt-the Colonization
! Society hayinnagrccd. fOrone hundred and
! frty doll rs each, as understand. to take
| charge OF them for two years. Many have
! since died at sea up to the ODD ultimo, at
which date we have accounts OF the Niara
,,, 81. 80 Nr;,.,,,,