Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-08

'.ci'gtn with successive wears and il ia
plainly certain that we never can gain M,
equilibrium in the Union, for. tho. North
has now eighteen States, the South hut if.
teen, and there is hardly the remetcst hone
that We will ever be allowed "to attain
any more comparative power by ACQUISITION
from Territories now belonging to the
UhitcdStatcs"
The progress and success of the Rcpub-
iicaii party assures us that we must hovc
Care now having" the irrcpressblc
conflict wa%cd IN hot earnest" Th, point
Is narrowed down, and clearly defined by
the nnnuncation of the great captain of
INC republicans, and the battle must be
io"ght; postpone, it we may, avoid it we
cannot. " The living issue of the present,
inc actual, practical issue of our day and
generation, which is, until settled, To over
rue ail other issues in this. country. -
i'ow docs our Honorable Senator propose
and counsel IT'S "to meet the great over.
wncI'nlng and present necessity" We
VIII give his own words:
1hc present indications arc, that the
South is giriing on its armor for the con
test in 1860; that there liz counscling
among it's members, as to the plan of bat
tie; and that il intends to fight with rug
trnst II Will sano,;a,, o "o''"':
tbnn tbosn of tlnT',,.,;,,, 1.'' P'."c'P'cS
]road cno,,gl, 70 o,nl,r.,oo o,.',. ml'o" arc
the Rcpubiio in fact Ict r. %o I',.I. """ ~ :"
f,n u, - fE''t;,' ~ .'o'' 'c' 'nc pntt'c be
mics of the Cnnst;trt;nn nm.I "o o"t.
for Tho election or p',;I ''''J
on;n;o, tb, olnot;a, oe n., my
of litln ,,' ~ a,.'';i ~, WI, oc
a sentiment that viii ro,I,, ~ wv: wv" -
tuition 6rnI, ~, ;ts h,.;a 1 Nv "o Non','-
li.b tho et,,al;t,. of w. I'',,' =,
rirl,ts of bntb soo,;,,,,i,ln. -, ~" ."'
battle will room viii, III "''U ''c
MS. I'm surh co,,tn.i ,,.:ii l,, L,'"S 'E'.'N'
wit, t]rosc in ,,ho,,, ,,c,,[ ., hs ''''
ever l;ttlc n,,, nx,;"at r ,"' p"u'io'' NOW,
IIn ;s-;, f,..,. IVY. '"e 'tSu'.;
for the salo nf n,o en. ' ~ ,"c south
distinct ma o,,,I,,;a "'u WI" ,nc
tho uonst;t;,.;, J., =. "'i",,''o'''''"'' 'pat
comnrebensixo ~''usS' ""u most
dino rnln n,o p'n,. ] ~. .I. 10 ~, oo lI'e E"'-
with orr fr;cnJx nf ,i'n I'i"i V'i;Sc
Z, ti,c oloct;nnof i,.;, S"''@ III,
and s,,nnortoJ ,,ro, I'.c" 'p'','''a'co
ognizes tn tho fullest extent ,ho r;,,hts "
the South and tbc ce,,nl;tv nf tho Stn,os VI
Senator ChcSuuk S In f,vnr ,f .l,o S..,
co-oncruting will ,rr s;st,.,'.i VI vno .'.''o
in tbc clcct;,r, ~ =, p."a;,,. :, ''''o";
that union mas, bo ,,rosS,.,.aj ",V"o o''"
YES. I" boycv,,r I;ttIo Lo ",,o',E '".'o'-
the result, 'Np''' ''o''
Anothcr str;k;,, ro;n. :, .,,, ,..
of tho Senator; ;s thnt ,vo .,re ,, t-,,.
any issues cnnn;n.Iv % d.r;,"a e'' ' ~ ''o.l'
mics to district 30f .uai, 'O' "I; cue
is the nrctcnJrJ ;ssun of
Congress for tbc Terr;tnr;"s "SI W., .ou' DI
the South ever ,sk for s,,,.bo ooI''2 wv wv
do not want il. II ;stI,o ',as, .n; w. nc
shonld be nskcdof Connrcss rct"",,,a f" s','
VIC would accent tlc "ift NJ No .~oh Tn'
ian horse" Ne are onlv smrnr;soa ,,,".
any Southern man would rcnn.t tl,;, .,""
dor On tbo so,,tl, " M 80 ,", '''S '','',, !,
was coined North, and Southcrm n1;tnrs GGt
should cschew such base issucs
The slave trade NAV very wall, ,,o ,,o,,,,;.
ted to slccp" for the prcscnt
The territorial question is rost oblv n.y.
cued. and the oranmon, on1 mas;,;J "'J 81
the author aud cynoundcr of tcrr.tnri.J SOW.
crcgnty, is annihilnt.d We rry,rJ tb;.
ns a most trinmplmnt answer ~ I,d',"
Douglas So,wtter Soycrci"ntv bores;cs
and we think it picks so LARGE n hol, IN his
balloon that he can never keen the ~as ,,
fo,tho prcsac"ti'l "Jr"ao,rF "ln,"n,. !" Fn'sc nm