Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-18
From the Patriot and Mountnineer
Democratic Meeting.

the nurnosn of o,no;,,;r IN, =,
STATE Cpn,ont;o, ~ '0'i'''S " ''lc
On nnt;nn nr p"iU.' ~ %n',
tod Ch,irnon ,nd ~ ~ T,c,,1 %SS "pPo'n-
N.Y. TI;, rI''':', anu '" I" EIloru secretary.
mectno in few hraf r rnnr S'so % "pJu,' o, tno en
lowinm rcsolrtor nor, 'nI,"i "'p ',r loI
Elford Eso N y w.
RosoI,cJ That IN ,lo ,,,;,;, .rn;
inn if is rioLt orJ nro,,on t4 81 M ,"IS ,c''c
South CaroIin, sLorII bo ,o,',,,',l -, % ol
Charleston Convnnt;nn w,,;,h >"I .na,,i,n ~ ','u
the 23d of Anrilncyt for tho of ,o,,' ""
;mo+;,,,s G.,I;I'., ,0' n ,"o iPoSc ., nom
Rcs,iyc5 NAT tnn nn,o1,t,.. l., o:
tod bv tbo C,l,;.,,o, &c ',[:,S"'l" W "PPo'n
resent the District Of Cronm,;IIa j., IoGIoP'
ycntiop ot Colnmh;a IN tIa 1G,i 20 t.'o III 1n
then and t,crc to oss;st ~ aoI,,,;,,'.
to represent the State in the Charleston Can.
ycntion
Pcso2rc1 That in tho o,ort on,, g A.,
DELEGATES 50 onnni,,tcl GonI;,,' W nv t,'o
Chairman he nnthnr;ycI T., i" 'o' w. '''o
their stead ~
pnniinr tbc oI,,,t;or &C ,1,o.o u.. l.,.:
Hon. B. l. Pery mada f,r, ,,,r,;,, "'t0,',' 80
marks in wLicb h" ov,ros."1 " P,t''"o"v In ~
that HE nistrct ,v,. ,i,,;,I,,'I, ~" op','?"
regard to the course nronoscd ond aI.a MOOD 81
the imnorfoncc Of f,lI ,u ''so ~ sIu I
State in the Convention # Colnn'Lio ond I"t nf
the Southern States in thc Cbmloston 80" Coo
ycnt;on. ''''''0" >o"-
The resolutions then bciro nut II roto ,,or
were unanimously agreed to wv '''>'
The Chairman appointed tbo f,lIowiro
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that G,n t 'n',''1o,"toS ;3 OF ,nc SOUTH ana
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tic rsn p l. D,non, H, 'o"'s I + ~ ~ pGSS- "a"
fnrd Tsn '''N'''' i'''l'' '''' w. q il-
On motion tbo rroooo,1;,,.. of r,o,.:.
y,orc or,In,,oI ~ III ,,',II;Ii inc ',I:o''.G
noners '''' ''V'
rho moot;,o dion oj;o,J
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G. T. Erropn Soo,t,. N'' ''""
TuE LEMMoN SLAVE C,sE-Tho Now
York We.ula has published the oraumont Of
Chas O'Conor in this case. before the CONT
of Appeals at Albany, now being heard for fl.
nal adjudication. 4 little. sicklv. dried mn
anatomy of u man, Mr.. Ever;s, who is said
to be far superior professionally. to his Re.
publican brothers. engages ON behalf of the
"niggcr," now tiousindividual,"
whose corpus the I4cmmons never expect TO
recover possession Of The case is one of the
greatest interest
"Tho plaintiff, Jonathan Lcmmc citi.
zen of Virginia, was robbed of his proncrtv in
eight slaves in this city. in November 1889
under the forms of State law in contravcnton
to the paramount fundamental law of the land
the Constitution of the United States
This robbery took place while he was travel.
ing with these slaves from Virginia to Texas
by way of New York He was here IN hans
Hu, and it was claimed that bv tho moro fact
they became free. being brought here bv thcir
owner, and not fucitivcs JUDGE Paine of
the Supreme Court, endorsed tho validity of|