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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
Mr. Rhett,s Address

correspondent requests us to rc-publish the
address of Mr. RuETr to his constituents in
1888. We comply with pleasure, and refer our
readers to the first page for it. It's an eloquent
recital of the slavery issue at that day, and will
be pcrueed with profit even now. The note ac-
companyingit it, signed mo Prophet" charges
that Mr.. RnETr has not received Justice in this
congressional district. So far as we arc CON
ccrncd, we take issue with d" No Prophet" on
this point 1t is true, we do not believe that
Mr. RnETr is q safe leader for the times, and
that his policy is not the true one for us. But
the right to think and act for ourselves does not
necessarily, do I'M Justice" to him or Others
1t is our right and privilege, and we shall not
abandon il at the pleasure of others. We have
published Mr. RuLTrs letter, his speech before
the Columbia (May) convention, and other arti
clcs of like character So far, then. instead of
the complaint urged by "No Prophet" having
any force in its application to us he should
rather have done us the Justice" to state these
facts, and given US credit therefor
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
Census Returns,

The deputy Marshas, McssrS. STRInLING and
ROBINS, have our thanks for such of the census
returns as arcimporant embarrassing, namely:
There are 2,9ti habitutions in the District
Free inhabitants, l5,4TS; slaves, 3,0l4; value
of real estate 1895, j32 value of personal cs-
tate, $6, ,0G0, ,574: bnshcls corn. G77 $40; wheat
Gl,2jl; oats, l3,o0J; Churches Baptist, 81 (:
MetholiSt, I; Presbyterian, 6 Lutheran, | :;
Union q Schools 81.
2D REGIMENT -tiAbitatons. i,Go!; free IN
habitants, 8, 1872 slaves, 2,O6o bushels wheat,
D, l22; rye, 2,GG0; coon, 3O5 ,l23 oats G,G35 ;
value of real estate, $2OGS,7G2; value of per-
sonal cstate So, 408, 49, schools, 90 Church
cs- Baptist, 0: Methodist I; ; Presbyterian 5 :
Lutheran, l; Union, . total value of church
property, 81 800.
5Tn Observation-Disclosures ,320 free in
habitants, 10 t6; slaves 1876 value of real
estate $l,86G,770; vaiu. of personal estate
S2,G52, ,46l bushels corn, 81 9I7 wheat, 30
1872 rye, 22,76 oats G435; Churches-Bap-
tist, 10; Methodist o; Presbyterian, l schools
10.
Ut will be seen from the above that there
has been an increase Of population the
census of last year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
Premium List.

II. j. GAGE, Esq, has thanks for copy of
the Premium List of the fifth annual Fair of the
State Agricultural Society Of South Carolina, which
will be held in Columbia, on the 18th and continue
until the 10th of November next Mr.. GAGE will
supply those who desire copies Address him at
Fair Forest, s. c.
Gov. GisT-The Fairfield Hcrald, in speaking
of Gov. Gist's remarks at the close Of the review
in that district, says:
In concluding his remarks the Governor
dwelt at some length upon the poitica aspect
: Of the country. He regarded the election of
Lincoln as more than probable in which event
he counselled separate State action at any and
every hazard, as the last alternative for our
salvation, and felt satisfied. that the brigade
which he had the pleasure to review, would
nobly respond to their country's CALL should
great applauses.
DEAD-Rev. @. w. Huckabee, q worthy min
ister of the Methodist church. died at his resi-
dence in Abbeville District, on the Both July.
IIe was attacked while preaching on Sabbath,
with Paralysis. and died next day. He was so
years old, and was regarded as consistent and
faithfal christian minister.
RAPID CHANoE--A 'ssmart" little job of
Watk was done in Tppecanoe, N. Y, not long
ago. Mr.. Euts cut lot of wheat one morning.
threshed il and had it ground going two miles
20 MILL and then his wife baked il into broad,
aasa kas = Esady to eat before eleven o'clock
Al sses ssgs fgoLn the standing grain to the
sas ssz zfaaA s,s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

election was the, time 6yed for general insur.
rection. They also implicated some negroes
about town as being concerned in the MUIR
der Gus plot.
TROUBLE IN TENNESSEE CoLoNY.-The
Fairfield Pioneer, of the 9th inst, has the
following:
NIr. league, Il printer in our office, has
just arrived from Tennessee Colony, Antlcr.
son county, and brings the news that he wit
messed the hanging Of two white men in that
place on Sandy, the 5th instant, who were
proven to be guilty of enticing nsurrection
among the slaves of that neghborhood-
Their names were Antoncy Wyrick, and his
cousin, Alfred Cable. They were engaged
near the Colony at their trades of wagon ma
king and blacksmithing, where they have becn
living for three or four years. Wyrick had
been previously taken up for harboring and
selling liquor to negroes Negroes were
found in the possession of firearms and
strychniuc, furnished by these men.
THE loss of goods and money is ortcntimcs
no loss, if you had not lost thcm they might
perhaps have lost you.
QuITE RrsIGNED.--" MydcarJu!ia," slid
one pretty girl to another, can YOU make up
your mind to marry that odious Nlr. Snuff"
{ Way, my dear Mary," replied Julia, II
believe could take bim at pinch?"
F." Nor don't pass here as the counter
said to the bid shilling.
LIFE Of full and constant employment is
the only safe and happy one.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
Result Of the Election.

The election for district officers took place on
Monday last The weather was favorable and an
unusually large vote was pollcd. 1t was attended
with considerable excitement, and no little bad
feeling. The former is evaporatng, and the latter
will, we trust, in due time disappear.
j. L. liAGoop, Esq, was reelected Clerk
W. y. CRAIG, Sheriff
j. w. l.. CARY, Tax Collector.
Sec tabular statement in another column.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
The Intellipencer.

The first number of the Lateiligemcer, publish
cd at Anderson G. III. has been received. Mcssrs
j. G. G. FEATHERsroN and JAMES 4. IIoYr arc
the editors. 1t is a neat and spirited sheet
Price, 81 year. We wish for the enterprise
success, and profit to its gcntlcmonly conduc-
tors.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
Ladies' Southern Florist.

Mr. GLASS, Bookseller of Columbia, sends us
Il small volume, with this title. Mrs MARY c..
Ron, Of Winnsboro, is the author Tho title
of the work is sufficient index to its contents.
The style of the authorcss is choste and clear
and the book will specially interest our lady
readers Send for n copy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
Grafton.

We are indebted to Col. THOMAS Y. SMoNs for
copy of the Grafton deycredberorc the &c Asso-
sociation, and society of the Cincinnati, Charles
ton, the ith of July, 1860 by Rev +, r. WIN
KLER. We have read it with pleasure and profit
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL
SAILING PACKETS.
REGULAR LINE.

FEHIIE UNDERSIGNED bog to announce tint
IL they have made arrangements for line Of
SAILING PACKETS between the above points.
by which every facility in regularity and speed
viii be given to Shippers.
FRASER, TRENHOLM g. CO.,
10 RUsFoRp PLACE, LIvBRpooL
Will at any time receive Goods intended for
shipment by this line. and forward the same by
the first succeeding Packet, and will be always
prepared to give any information that may be
Arrangements for Froishs or Passage may
also be made in Charleston, by application to
JOHN FRASER & CO., Central Wharf
The aforementioned first class and fast sail.
ing Charleston Ships have been already placed
upon the line, and others will be added as soon
az requred
From Sailing days Of the ships Of Ibis Line: From
Liverpool. Names ChaFIeeton.
June b, *Snsan @ Owens. Norton, master, Aug. 10
June %. %Elize Bonsall, Michael master, Aug. 81
June %, *Gondar, Lebby, niaster Sept, 20
July 49, Emily s.. Pierre, Tessier, master, Oct 10
Aug. 10, John Fraser, Herbert, mosser, Oct so
*These three dates are made TO approximate for
the convenience OF Importers for the FAN Trade.
Future arrangements will be duly advertised.
" Moy v, 1860 AZ taf miy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25


NEW YoRE Aur l7-TLc .,oor,er c,,.,,
i"ioJ 'iIoI'" nv'|ru'nS 10 previous arrangement
'"'>' '''"'9 ''' ''"E,o"u
PARIS FAsuloNs-Poris Foshinns" G,r An.
gust tell us that Striucl dresses are u,u,.l in
vogue of late no LONGER the old STYLE uC hnrizon
ones wh;rh nrnio w. ',"'n.
with inmnrrs ax tLcy ,LsII,,,,
Iv Will ,Lc c,,,c,,I,lc ,r ,i,n =, S, S''.''',,
less precautions in hcr d"c,r,,inr "'T Co'r"r ".V
cry 3. rc ,ynrn and ,hnsc ,,S,,n,,.I,', M NM "'W
r r
.N"'' i.N"'' : ne nrW c"''"' receipts az New W
,v,'''" "P ~ ''' :" ,n'.' '"",oM up t"o D"ieS;
a'pS' II o' M"'cn c'HSH'm "o"u Al'dd'nS' and
'''" "' ''2 '''''' Po. P ~
NEW ORLEANS, August l3--A very dcstrnc
ria ro,y nr "iIJ;, w., ug ,V,, '''S'
from Tho Custnn, Iinusn -, nn,,ilin
/ or,un,rd nr,nci,,,IIy E,r,,;, I;,,. "'',i i
Music Stores, VAS consumed TLc l".s Is n"t;'
mated at $5OoO0 which, however, is mostly
covered by insurance
/ 4 Svru W,rrrvr,ov .p,run ,,,
cnidcmcr in Sru,nrrm Iudi,nn has -. .,t'j, !;
containing roo acres rlnn,cd in wn,crmclnns
lliS MS markets are Cincinnati, Luisv'lc, New
Ap'"S an" Oh'c"S"'
SIcIIY--TuE L ,Trlr or Nr,,zy,- ,rbo ,,.
counts of the battle nr Mclnyln s,,,e ,L,,
NnrpaId lost 49, men, and tic Ncapolians l..
o.
TRre or Kx,v,rn,r Obadiah tI,;,,L.
the Tree of Knowlcdro was tho Lir,.l ,rco
the twrs of which hny, dorc moro tn ,n,Lo -
man acquainted with arithmetic, ,hnn nil The
! members of the vegetable k;n,,,ln,n rnn,i;,,nL y
| DiSTREs$lNG AccrDrNT.-Mjss Mary f. Patl
0,,i g." J,.''''a'ru !""'rS "''! "' "elSV'i'e'
thnt nIn"c v or a'J a",;o ,eF
lv kiiIoJ "''o''' '''' "'''''''' '''''""''
Snnrd,v hn. rnnsnl ;,n,,,,.o I p. "''
torsyilIc the tcrm;mns ri, ,hc Wnyi,r u,&
Railroad was cn,crcl, snh,,ar,,oJ T%o ,s
rose over twclvc foo; ,.nrrri,5,, ,II ,I'
houses hut ono Nc,rIy C,r,v i?,c ,oro ''i t''
'''''
LARGE NorE-There were ll3 900 votes pnll.d
| for Governor in the recent election in North
| Carolina 1t is the largest vote ever ciycn in
''''' "'"'c pY ABOUT lV'OJo'
MoNTREAL Aug 1.-the Prince of Wales
arrived ut Gusrc ON Sunday afternoon lie
was met there hy the Governors GcncrnI and tbc
Canadian Cabinet. He remained over nirL,
AMI proceeded westward the next ,lay.
sr I,,,. - rY
HAT the steamer LacuS. from Memphis, cncoun-
tered tt,Gen minnic snow storm, on Sunday
morning. Tie I'm INST.
Crysrs Rrsr,rv,y ~ V,pc,y,. T,.o ,,,.s.
showing 81 rrcnt fIinn niy ;,,hc .i',,.
tiou of Western Virnini, rLnv .ro o;, =, ,,''
i,llv sold and removed South Tbc rctmTps I'D iG
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

Applications for the post of beneficiary in the
Arsenal Academy should be fled with the Sec
retarv of the Board of Commissioners of Free
Schools on before the next meeting of the
Board
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
AaSasSlnated.

We regret to learn that man named IIoorEn
was shot in Jackson county, N. G., last week.
He died instantly thereafter. Further particu-
lars we have NOT, but would be glad to receive
them.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
oQMMWN6o oATloMs.
ron THE xEowEE oounIEn.

MR. THoMrsoN: Will you please publish in tho
Courier the following account of the Baptist
Meeting that came off at Secona on the 18th end
18th of August:
On Friday there were very few, and on Saturday
there were II few more, AMI the business that was
prepared for thcm meeting was prescntcd and there
was u Missionary Agricultural Society formed by
willing hearts. The balance of the business was
not acted upon for the lack of help. The meeting
was for the purpose of getting up more systematic
action OF christian labour anil bcnciiuencc in the
bounds of Twelve Mile Association and throughout
tile district. If what little business that was pre-
pared for the meeting had been douc, there would
have been n great deal OF COOL done in midst
There is to be meeting of the society that was
formed, on Thursday night before the ith Sabbath
in September Please publish The Preamble and
Resolutions, as they were prepared for the meeting
but not acted upon, all but one.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
To Correspondents.
Arsenal Academy.

communication from "P" is crowded out
this week for want of time and room
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
Notice.

liI persons Indebted to the Estate of A. p.
"A Taylor, deceased must make payment nt
once; and those having demands against said
Estate will present them, legally attcatcd, with
in the time prcScril cd by law
ID. 5. SrRIBLING, Admir-.
Aug. %. tSG0
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
Notice.

PPLlCATlON will be made to the Logis-
4 n lature mt its next Session for u charter for
- turnpike itrp'; co;,. 1,,.s,. "a 2a.nmnnce nt
llhkie's NJ lis. in Pickens District and inter
sect with n nT"rnpikcnt the North Carolina line.
nn Rick Greek. Tho said romd to bo known as
the Cane Greek and French Broad Turnpike.
August 22, 1860 I'm,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
N E w L A w FIR NJ

Administrators Final Notice.
THllE Notes aid Accounts, due The Estate of
IL H. h. Campbell. deceased. will be Ilatsd
III the hnnds of an Attorney for collection ON
the 10Th Scptemher next Size C0h.
JOHN I. SLOAN, Adm'r.
August 22 1860 4 2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
O8J1T TWARW.

DIED. on the 10Th ult, CHARLES ANDERSON son
OF AnderSon AMI Arzeh Ivcs'cr, aged 8 months
and 2h days
" Come. We blessed angels,
rs through space We roam;
Wait him yor pinions
Bear him safely home"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
Pennings and Clippings.

SrEcIAL-Aucnticn is directed to the now
advertisements in this number of tho ComIcr
New GoRE, Aug, 7--rhc steamer Great
hnStcrn according 10 previous arrangement,
sailed to-day for England.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25
oB'T. A. THOMPSON, Editor,

Saturday Morning, August 25, 1860.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

THE loss of goods and money is ortcntimcs
no loss, if you had not lost them, they might
perhaps have lost YOU
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

TALo.-A mountain Of pure tale exists in
Cherokee County, North Carolina, West Of
Murphey. 1t is termed the French Chalk"
by tailors, who use it as a substitute for chalk
1t is now extensively used in the manufacture
of the fine soaps, and as an antifrictionist on
heavy machinery and wagons and carriages
moistened with oil. In the vicinity of navi
cation this vast formation wou!d be of
great value in the arts but where it is the
expenses of transportation would leave no pro-
fits to the miner, and it must therefore re-
main unused until dense population with acs
companying factories encompass it.
[Dahhnego Signal
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

lIhCF""S. II is known to many brethren that
there arc many OF churches destitute of n reg
ulnr stated Prayer Meeting. and knowing that
blessings cannot be preached down. VIC are there
fore, convinced chat they must BE- prayed down or
VIC shall never receive them.
Isl. RcS"''eL MrrTre That VIC try to get a
regular Prayer Meeting established in nj oar
churches. and that Try to convince uu,. brethren
that it is their duty TO pray, always lifting up holy
hands without wrath and doubling.
21 Hcsoircd Mcrforc. That We recommend to
our churches 1" meet weekly and if not be stnc to
meet monthly FOR prayer
IIhc"dS Knowing that there is great lack and
need of religious books and papers in the bounds
of Twelve Mile Association.
R'Soic"d therefore, That got up n Colportcur
Society. upon SELF supporting plan, for he pur
pose ot supplying that need.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

TnEY'RE GIVING 1T UP-Thc editor of the
Thompson (Ga.) Herald, neutral paper, says :
Though we expect to vote for Bell aud Eve.
rett, yet our humble opinion is from present
indications, that Breckenridge and Lane will be
elected. They appear to be the most popular
with the people everywhere.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-25

EAHlY-Thc now cotton receipts at New Or
leans NY to the Tth inst. footed up ISO buIc,
most of which cassc,l " Good NIldilng." an,
sold ut u cents per lb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Scmaro ubcr 8crb.


gu ben 2euten, biz, ni9t fit Sewarp
9eldrien nod 9erpiblt, aber beltp wab>
rer unp aufridtiser fir Jpn 9efIblt
bater> 9eb1ren ~ IT! Die Delegation po1,
Snpiana> SQinoiS unp p%ennlylvania i'm
&inpernebmen init ben n2ansiemporan" :
Glementen ypn ben iibri9en Staaten podz
ten Sewaro in ber @bicaapz@ Convention
um pie 5lften> tperfen Jpn uber 8oro unS
lei&t nit 9erapem @ours leselt nun eos
republitanilde S@if Dor Dem @inoe.
@ir, Die mir Stwarp ni9t fit ben
binpernoen, nieeerSiebenpen Bauait zines
leden S@ifes, ioneern fit ben trdfttz
gen uno erfabreneu Steuerm,ann zines
tpetterfeltn Tabr3eu9s 9e6alten> betrauer,1
bie1eS Gret9nib BON 5er5en; uno inoem,
mir ben 2eier Serll&ern, ta6 Sewarb6
NameH in breiten Buddtaben pten in ber
beuti9en Nummer unlerer 3eitun9 als ber
uniers Yrditoentidafts~ @ancipaten fteben
plrpc, mare CT npminirt >pproen, ipre9en
mir unier1 inni9en S9mer3 barber aus,
ba6 oiele domination I'M, 4 Sabre per;S<
CERT ,purbe. Die Belt mar nod ni9t
erflQt. Nber fe miro in ben nd@fen 4
Sabren Will tperben. 1penn 2tncoln, Iber<
polL. menn Dpuslas 9ewdblt >pirp. Die
pclitifer 8lauben, lie baben Die Din9e am
5cft aber Der @eif Der 3eit bat cine ftarfe
Tauft unp miro lber pttr Sabre bic iiber
Borb 19leubern, bic Setparb am is. Mai
cie1e Ireunplihteit erpie1 len BADEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
MmerifQnil6e 9fa6ri6ten.
@.H: &9ramt Qincp1n.
DIR Yrafbcntl9afts 0aubiba>
berN

Die f~oleencen Npti;en iber 2inccln,
ben republifanii9en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
btoaten finp BON Der Sis. 9aats;eitun9"
sulauamen9eltelt unp mir tbeilen 1e nit,
ea mir %opraus1eBen> oaB unferen 2elern,
Demofraten poer @epublifanera caran
9ele9en leiin miro NutbentildeS iber cine
rerlSnlidteit 3u erfabren, pel@e beitimmt
1T, in Der nd9fen !3eit ppr ben slu9en
bet Matio1 cine lo2berrprrasenpe 0oue 81
1ptele1. gam ,ErGaalaEf&a EE<#*t5#f II
Nbram 2incplr rpuree am IL. Tebruar
1909 IN 5arpin County, &entadN 9eboz
ren. Seine Gttern scbSrtel, su pen Suds
fern ,pcl&e Don peuuiylpania mad @ir<
Ainien en,isrirtrn>1 . weldem leBteren
Staate 2incolns @rcbYater 1874 pcer 80
mad &entudy} iitrrf1cpelte, 100 CT tetm III
barntaGen he's 2anres BON Sncianer1
~lberfallen unp 9et6ptet murpe, Der 8az
ter 9ineoln's ftarb frib unp binterlieB
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

Gin gutter 9anDel SIT 1na6en*
Ols IN ct. Wntbenp All einem 9%iinltieen punfte
%tele9ene, ouf's Yeite uao Wputdnpiqlts einaerid-
tete MifGfippi= 8raucrci
1T 11eblt allem 3utebUr> 3wei % pbnbau-
lefn llno gutter Stallung lcfcrt gu perfau-
1en. Nabercs bel benz giaeutbimer
S4t97 0pttlieb Slid.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
g3SdS tpir 3uaeffebeu ,nlfett
Der reputlifouiider, Nartei mui1eu

Der ttpublitoni19en Yartei mu1IeN mir
1, in Besus auf ibre Ylatform sueez
feben> bab rtelelbe NATIONAL II. 9eredt 9esen
bette Gbeile Ter Union, national unp &C.
rtdt. ae9en1 alIe @la11m BON 8ir9ern,.
9tetdytel pb bier 9ebpren pper Gremoen,
tlar ,lnp j9arf in ibren Mu5orlfen, raz
titat ii Be3us auf bic 2%ebensfraecn her
Union uno 9eaer, bic philadelphia plat<
form pc,1 1856 sebalten, Elm entlhicpener
Tcr1dritt 1T, rarnentli9 in 8eSu9, auf
bic Ttencenfrase lter welde Sf4 le libe<
ra!e Seitimmun9en tntbdlt ais man I'M
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

IIlsI <OLItVt WV uAtYlklt Jkl!tpIl1 t!tSl
bieleu Nbrau,, Der ramalS 6 Sabre 3ablte.
8alb parnuf lteb ltd bic Tamilie in Glib
Snpiana niecer, >pp nNbe" su elmer 55be
Don 6 Tub unp einige sou aufmuGe> |
ater taur1 mebr @ele9enbeit Bate &enntz
nil1e 3u ermerben> als in &entudy; oo9es1
gen erbielt CT bic bort uptbmenpi9e 5interz
wllller : Gr5iebuns, u1to puroe Yertraut
NIT Der 6anobabuns oer 8ldle, rer Nrt>
unp re5 YHugeS; er wud5 ais ed)ter
u>pefli9er Monn" auf. -.
Oils CT na5 81. Sabr erreidt, sp9 CT
weiter retlid naG SQinpis, NO ct felt
ben leBten preibi9 Sabren lebte ; ct !prbntt
itets nabe uno Ypr einiscn Sabren in BET
5auptltact pe5 Staates. SIM erlten
Sabre arbettete er 9eseu 2obu auf elmer
Taru,, I'M sweiten war ct @lerf IN etnem
&auFacen; oann 3o9 er ais TreipiQi9er
in BEN Slaf 9awfz &rie9 uno wurpe ypn
leiner @ompoAnie gum @apitdn aerdblt ;
int ndditen Sabre trat er ais Gancirat
fir Die GeleB9ebun9 auf; truroe 9eldla9cn
unp ror eri plareid in per carauf fol9enz
ben Mobl. Gr mar burh eier Sellpne>1
Mit9liec Der 2e9islatur itupirte &edt5z
funpe unp wurpe III Den Mtrofatentanp
aufoenpmmeu. ST. errar9 li6 balD 9rpe
fen STUFF ais Der fabisite uno entl9iecenite
&eriedter oer @big = Yriniipien, bet
S9ubspu : Yolitit uno rubmreiden Ser
fDrperuno: 6enry Clay; in jepem pr1>
Observation-Disclosures ypn 1936tis 1852
incluine, mar Ct @leftpr5 : Ganptrat Der
Wbias ; wurce 1916 npn benz Central
Ditrift Don SuirpiS III ben 80. @pn9reb
0em1blt 11no tlieb bis gum Shlu]le pe6z
lelten, OVID trat CT ni6t fit Wieoerz
wabl ouf. 1949 500 Ct lib mebr npn ccr
Yplitit suriit uno wiomete lib leiner
prari6, aber bic Nebra5fazS dn1a6 Ypn
1854 riei Jpn wieoer III bic politl dye Nrez
ma. Gr murpe III jenem Sabr npn ben
Wbi95 in bic 2eAi5lotur gu ibrem Ganpiz
paten fir BEN Scr. 81. Scnat 1pminirt,
opd leDnte ct as u,p >pirtte bet let1en
Trcunren pabin> eoe Ne Nidter Irumtul
oeu Ganpipaten bet Nntt : Ncbra5fa 81;
mpfratcn inter tiistcn, rcr oub erw1bl1
wurpe. 1856 mar Qincpln auf rcm Trez
mont : Gidet ais Glettpr. 1858 par E,
republifanil1er Ganoipat fit ben plag
zines Senotor6 npu Suinois.
Gr trat leiaem @e9ner Douglas III al
len Debatten lie9reid ent9e9en, ccr Set=
tere erbtelt obcr trpsoem ourd bic un9ez
redtc &epral entattve : Gtntbeilun9 hes
S:oate8 cine Majpritat bet 2eAislatur u
wurbe 9ewdblt.
BLUFFS Neue bat ba5 @plf i'm jeBt be:
rufen - "Honest Old Abe" 1T tbu
wertb uno tbeuer, penn ct 1T ein Stint
pe6 Golfes, has 1t6 ebrli6 u1o NIT ltar:
fer 5ano leinen Me9 9ebabnt> unp So1
ben Sdranten oes @eridt6bpfes, ME II
per bDhien &atbsperl ammlun9 ce5 Staa
teS> ver9ab 2inepln MIC pab ct oem gplf'
sntlprplell, uno pie5 repralentiren mul1e
9io1 sei9t man nit StplS bic rpben plan:
feu> wel9e bic 9ano be6 wctlidcn Y!o:
nier5, Res nun alttn> aber treu unD eDr:
lib eebliebenen "Abe" aesimmert uni
Elm itolses Sadeln flo9 iiber iein Gefdt
ais Ct in Der StaatS : GpnHntipn jcne
9teliquien anlidti9 purre~