Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-11-19
VOL. XI.--No. II.
The Baltimore Election.

4 Wo3ne.d,r An oo,o,, ~. ~ P0,''' o'
was nothino hn. om wv. &C 's'"v '''o e'ec'ion
sronJ ,he BIZ" IrrI;oa .aL ~ ,.olo"ct ana
the cIrct,on nmls !'md J%;%;,S "S Possession ., y.
who attemn,rd ~ ynto an ''"S .,Hay one OH
mo {. Exnhanoo ,, 'osu sa, "' oi!cS'nS ''Hhet.
s,rr;Gcrd - tlIo o ""S oect
yi1pnl ,,rlInntrv. w., ~. S'."S'VS oi Iho'-
all tho WI, ] D"V , ~ wv, SM1 CLOCK; IN
fn,,mors "'aS', iaS =, uA'vP' I'e h'@mth' the hc-
s,tsGoJ " ,,a, """"uI"cn inc Pois' perfectly
Thn " Amor;n,., ), I'Np''n' |p''. "''S "PoSs'ote'
"Thc clcc,;nn w,. ,'',o,i", ,,'n"; l',na'Ns .
rooc.-.or .t., o,,,,.',. ""s n"''1'hS out an out
law, and n,sist III "I r;t. onrgnGy, n,lI oS"Inst
waite Tile citv n..s o;1a iS"u' r"DI'E ""u P''I
Of lawlcss ruiGHnism stnn,r,rd O'I o,'I .o".'o'
aecd by the nolicn and onnnn''ni o.e'ou' ,e
urged on bv the rncNomizpJ "pp,T'Lu Ion,S o., "na
the American n,rt, 49,, 'o,S IN5 ot
lawless Characters LoiI rossns.ia, ,c''uS oc ~
all the pollipo nloccs ,bo of1os.o ,; " o"'y
friends Of fir md ,n,r.l t? oioat: "','. u ''.V
preserve ordcr WOW, tro,tIl 49," I'uo.'on '','oc 10
al" 'ho ohIy arrests made by the police
Were "I FG"rectabIe and wel-known citizens,
whose whole lives are the guarantee of
'noir obedience tot laws. Every species
o' ilaud, every degree of rullianism, and
every violation of sworn duty, was used to
oefeat the expression Of the will of the
| people, Bands Of mon, whose looks be-
spoke their characters, rode in omnibuscs
ana carriages t'om orc pole to the other,
voting without check at each The accu-
hl"'a'eu tiSglacc and shame of the sccnc
was painful to contemplate, ard we oan
scarcely control our own feelings to write
The Baltimore sun saws.
"a whole city is literally discronchisod
dcfed, and laid helpless and nrostratc ot
the feet of violent men. An orooniy.t;om
dominant by violence. uttcrlv bnynmd III
law, fearless of all consequences bcconsc =
has none to fear, turns our nubHc inst;tn0
tions upon us in mockery and dcr;sion -
And nothing remains for tbc nrcss 10 stnto
MS the result of what nurnorts to bo nm oloo
ton, but to announce the onen;ng and
closing Of the polls, and any quantity of
&" voting" that might be ncccss.rv ' - .I
compi.h the design of the clubs! "
How TO BNNlsn D,srnxrpxr AVN
ScANDAL.-.An excellent clergyman nos.
scSsing much knowledge of human n,,rro
instructed his large family of dau@htnrs ~
the theory and practice Of Music Thoy
, were all observed to be exceedingly om;o.
Bile and happy. a friend incmirrd ;f tLoro
was any secret in the mode of education
/ He replied, Whcnanythinc distnrbs thnir
temper, say to them, "Sing :" and If r
hear them speak against any nerson T cali
them to sing to nc; and so thew have sun,[
away all causes of discomfort and cvorG
disposition to scandal"
D
.,,l nihich ND THE iRlESr-" Patrick,
s.ni .lI Wow IiI'onry tells me that You have
rot noo,'n one ol u, her iin'st Pigs is this cor
,,o' VI "ot is. ycrhonor 'iWhot
,"'; you uohe WIN 1t " "N'lIed it and
AVE n;',. H. yer nohor' On, Patrick Pat
,r;th ,HI wv mnrn you are Drought face to face
day, what account will Won be axle to oivc
OF yourself, when the widow accuses Won
of stealing?" Did you say the pig would
be there your riverence % "To be sure
did.' Well, then, yer rivcrcncc, I'll
say Mrs. Maloncy, there's yer pig"
Tuy ,,,., : - ~ ~,
ornoar ~ a; '"o Dcil could only
! tbn hnot s.,,a t",Um ~ ",''II'ey, ana mai
Loor LIN, ,''';epS an. ~; :,'"' 'nH lacts would
sncc;aI ~;rt''os t"o :" uDn"S on Deh"ii OF his
v;crs tho ho;,sm',,'No N"''a. VIC commonly cnii
he nmch arnaton u,n ~ s1?u ''"Gners 1l would
on,mnmts H.. "t;,, ',' m ~ ~ - ror inc ar
nrnc;..l,. tLo ""'u" ~ me .,'e neF'' prevails are
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