Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
Southern Union.

trNte the grand design and aim of Southern
Conicderacy.
Southern Union.
The Richmond Emq"ircr, in an article upon
political matters in that State, has the following
paragraphs in relation to tho unity of The South
at the approaching election;
"a perfect union of all parties at the South
might possibly defeat Lincoln in New York for
if tho people Of the North could be advised of
what would be the action of the Southern States
they would never consummato ;he election of
Lincoln, attended as it will be with the wreck of
the tnlon and the ruin of the North as well as the
South. The silly cry of dsunion will not avert
the calamity nor could Virginia prevent it, if
every man within hermis wero opposed to it -
Amy ono of the Gulf States can effect equally ms
much towards the dissolution of the Union as all
OF the Southern States together That Liucoln's
election will be submitted to is the hope of very
many pcople'in Virginia, hut the belief that such
an event Will be acquiesccd in by all of the South
ginia
The state of Virginia. and nll tho Soutlcrn
States, viii vote for Brcckinrdgo and this result
IS now rendered certain by the Northern elections
The great unnnimity which exists Mt the North in
favor of Lincoln has produced and will continue
to effect corresponding unanimity at the South
but unfortunately, this result will come too late
to do any good Mt the North. Lincoln we greatly
fear, will he elected the same day that fin Is tic
body of the people at the South almost unit in
opposition to him.
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FoR THE WEsT.-We always regret to see our
old friends and fellow citizens leaving the home of
| their nativity and youth, says the Anlci on Ga-
@ zee; ana seeking home in the fan West, but we
IL proper "hI Just to say that the removal
, ~ S"'"yH ,o"ns ISL IRON flcKens District, has
o"st II gloom over our lcehngs, the like OF which
,.'U "'I 'v.J 'o' Hgnrs, Mr 1o"ng although
his m9irorn, c;i a,oI' ou' own mas ny
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tree ut Jones Bar, California. and dcliboroto
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