Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-12-01

than fulfilled In turning out annuauy aclass OF useful sc
eutac and military men and, at the same time, furnishing
reliable guard for the public arms Young men are sent
out from these Schools competent to train the citizen sode
nv whenever their services may be required and thus we
have at command all times the means OF an efficient or
eanization meet any emergency that may arse ucn
credit is due to the Board of Visitors, and particularly It's
head for the success and usefulness Of the Institution
cheerfuy recommend to the Legislature Its continued
port and feel satisfied that the money expended could not
be purpose better calculated to prepare
State for her defence and promote the honor and welfare OF
her citizens Since your adjournment the Board has been
deprived of the valuable services of one of Its
Hon Daniel Wallace after filling for many years with dis
tpguished ability and devoted attachment to his State va
rious civil and military offices, departed this life at his resi-
dence in Union District. the fifteenth day of May last
and have filed the vaSGncy by the appointment OF Co
Henry c. Young of Laurens.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA CoLLEeE--This institution, un-
der the administration of its able head assisted by body
Of competent Professors deservedy popular throughout
the State There occasional cases OF anu
complaint but upon examination 1t viii be found that the
fault lies with the pupil rather than the Ioe au
dspated Young men cannot expect be allowed TO remain
In the College, setting example Of nsubordinaton and
preventing others from faithful discharge OF their duties
The prompt and decided action of the Faculty in the Spring
of 1853 suspendng large number OF students for diso
Incidence has had very wholesome influence in preserving
edgment of the necessity Of strict discipline and an acqu
escence therein Every dollar expended for the College mas
been repaid with compound interest and the alumni OF the
Institution will compare favoraby with those OF any othe
College l recommend continuance OF your patronage
and liberal appropriation for any purpose that may In
crease its prosperity and usefulness Co..
Legislature in relation certain Resolutions which were
turned without comment to the State from whence they
came by Of my predecessors herewith transmit GER
tain Resolutions from the State Of Vermont affirming the
right of Congress to exclude Slavery from the Territories
of the United States, and expressing the opinion that
the duty of Congress to exercise this right and that Yer
mont will continue to resist the admission OF new slave
States this Union and will seek the abolition OF slavery
at the National Capitol Also asserting that the decision Of
the Supreme Court in the Dred Scott has no warrant
In the Constitution and not binding upon Vermont or the
people the United States These resolutions not only EN-
body the opinions Of Vermont but of all the
ing States the signs times clearly indicate an ap
preaching crisis in the desnies Of the South The war so
reentesy urged against institutions has assumed aom
so menacng that but those who wifuy blind can
fail to see the dangers that surround and the pers to
winch exposed small party at the Nortn, num-
portions and with very few exceptions the entire North
people arayed against and pledged to our des
ruction Not satisfied with the slow but certain measures
in to reduce Us to than colonial vassaage