Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-12
Hopefullv, as an offset to this, the prevailing

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sign here, is the voice Of union, sef.reisnoe and
independence ringing out clear and loud over
the Southern States. From our exchanges we
gather numerous and encouraging evidences OF
growing desire for direct trade and non-inter-
course. Savannah has adopted resolutions in
favor of direct trade patronage Of Southern
commerce and manufacturer, education in
Southern schools and colleges patronage to
Southern authors and editors,' employment oi
Southern teachers and the use Of Southern SCHOOL
books and, 'non-intercourse with all cities and
sections at the North, inimical to slavery and
Southern institutions A spirited public meeting
has been held at Darlington, and call publish
ed for one in Marion District. Many other To-
calities, weare glad to see, are warm and SIR
ring with kindred life. r.
Consequent upon this manly movement, and
springing ur from it like mushroom, comes
the whining, wheedling, miserable clique who
hope, by the all-potent spell Of union meeting:
and sympathy with the South, to lull the ffretfu
Southern babeling into slumbers again Rah
way, in New Jersey, haSjust awaked at this late
day, like another Rip Van Winkle; and in aswee
small voice like the bleat Of a lamb in the storm
has lovingly resolved that slavery is recognised
by the constitution therei NO 'irrepressible
conflict, and that New Jersey doesn't want 9
Speaker with feelings hostile. to us. Bless them
they ought to change Rahway's name 70 Rad
way for this is q sovereign remedy for,sll our
wounds! We do not mean to say that there art
not isolated cases of true men OF the North, bu
they are powerless The great rulinf masses
have 'stooped over the tarn and inhaled thu
noxious breath coming up from the pit pf ruin
Meanwhile, in the words of another 'it vii
be gratifying to the people Of South Carolina, t
learn that their Representatives in Congress ar'
awake to the living, vital interests peiding be
fore the country When they receivedithe mes
sage which our Legislature sent them, hey helt
meeting with members from Virgins, for TIT
purpose Of interchanging views and adopting
settled line Of policy. In addition to this, Mr.
MILES, recommends the election of temporary
Speaker, in order that the House may organize
and satisfy the demands of the official incum
bents, anc after that, general resignation of tn
members and dismemberment Of Congress, fol
the purpose Of returning home and laying .th'
whole question before the people. What wise
recommer dation, if only practicable But thu
Yankees, we fear, are too, cunning and full o.
duplicity, to suffer the question to be asked then
so squarely and honestly, do you intend to over
throw this government y z5-s4 80.
II this course Of events terminates in rup
ture of the Union, The South should be prepared
with arms and ammunition, to fight her own bat
ties. We commend, therefore, as o wholesome
sign, the movement to establish au armory and
manufactory Of arms at Richmond, Virginia. =
The capital to be invested is 81, 900, 900. A Penn
sylyaniau proposes to take half the stock; but
we sincerely trust he will not get any. Wha
benefit, or independence, would accrue to u'
from this investment Of Northern capital OF
Southern soil 1t would be doubly ruinous, by
welcoming our enemies to. our homes and FIRE
sides, and thus cementing, more closely, thai
intercourse which the movement is designed .tt
cut off, ...t.
We should be wise and watchful. We are float,
ing on stormy waters with o leak in our vessel
Mo,, beo Won sfear ms aafelvl