Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
MQSoEh, ,AAMN.

Ane Administration and its Opponents
we copy the following from the Memphis
Avalanche, one of the lirmest Southern RIGHTS
papers in Tennessee:
The enemies of Democracy throuoIopt
the land, composed of the ism and fnr cnds
ot all factions, arc rejoicing at what they call
the DIVISIONS IN our party. With the cxcep-
ticn ct Douglas, Fornoy and few other n.nl-
contents, the Democratic party is a unit
There is no substantial division. The All.
miistration of James Buchanan is eminent
~ satisfactory, and will he supported at the
next session of Congress by an almost solid
ana compact organization. Douglas and his
contcderatcs IN treason can work no material
injury to tho party. Tho factous opposition
to the Administration is the same sort of hos
tility which Con. Jackson encountered.
little squad of disorganizers assaicd the pure
and spoticss name of James X. Polk. They
pursued him with all the fury of hunpry
wolyes--but they did not affect his Admits
tratlon or hls, standing in his party. Pierce
encountered the same difficulty. Disappoin-
ted oifce.seckcrs cayiled and denounced eve
ry net OF his Administrations Douglas For
ncy & Co. arc playing over again the same
unprincipled game. Jackson and Polk and
Piorco outliycd the ISLANDERS of their enemies.
to sec every apostatc crushed beneath the
heel of the people, and Mr.. buchanan Will
i've to see Douglas, Forney & Co. spit up0n
by tho Democracy of the nation. This con-
fplracy on tile part of this very contcmptibc
faction, must run its career from the cradle
to the grave, in few short months. Itis
but ripple on the surface of public scnti-
mGn': ana VIII soon subsldc and sink into
oblivion and nothingness. Antagonistic fnc-
tions and associations to Democratic Prcsi-
dents have sprouted up again and again. but
Incy pass away like the mists of the morning.
THESE short cuts to prcferment end inyaria-
bly, in quagmires, as the fate of Benton Van
Bnron, White, Boil, Rivcs, Clcmcns, Foote.
and q hundred others, fully dcmonstratc.-
we repeat shcro is no important division in
tne Democratic pnrtY. Douglas has done
nus worst Whether defeated or elected I'm
Illinois he wi i'll be shorn ofall strengthens
tne Dcmocratic Rarty Of the nation has con-
signed him to that limbo in which NAV be
found the dead and sinking carcasses of n
Thousand traitors. The disafFcction of Doug
ilgls. Forney y Co. will purify the party.-o
!lowcyer much our enemies may rely on flu
ture divisions, we can tell thcm ihatt!e great
Demucratic party of the nation, I'm aIl its
length and breadth, and in tho majesty Of
ssnvlncibie power, remnins intact. Again its
legionswill bo united in n soldid comnact
body, moving on like u mighty flood of va
terS, eestreyinS stronghold after stronghold
OF i, .ne opposition, whether composed OF tile
old enemy OF desertcrs from our own ranks
80 ses S--y------i3
Tyson LAw.--The Chapel nil Gazette
says that the murdorer of Mr.. Grant, of Tex
as, late of Orange county, NJ c., and sor.in-
law Of tho late Prof. Mitchell, has been de-
tectcd, proving to DO Washington Garner, the
son OF wealthy but very mach dseadod
nelghpor Of az. draHt,s. Wash was jailed
put about two hundred enPaged citizens az.
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