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Aldermen Sanxay, Bray, Biulord, Undertake
Ciopton, and Anderson, presiding. The fol
loving business WAS disposed of yesterday .
The proceeding against James Gum, nj
permitting bis slave Frank TO 90 At large WA
dismissed on motion OF the Attorney for tn,
Commonwealth also, ii similar proceedin.
against Kober f. Southali
John \. H. X. Arnistesd, charged will
stealing : iJJ worth of clothing from William
5 Trpman, OH the 10Th day of September
1861, Was set to the bar, and the Court Eayin.
neard the evidence, repianded bini Ter ina.
trial before Judge Lyons in November next
William L. Ar,nlsteai, charged with receiy-
ing lot OK stolen goods from John A. H. K
Arnistead, Wac arraigned ana role prose.
IN having been entered, the accused was re
CEASED from custody.
Charles pendergrass, olioS Charles vii.
lans, charged With stealing Il Contederat,
note of the value Of twenty dollars from
George A. Eiouse, on the ETH day OF Septem-
Der, 1861, Was examined and reulanded 70,
inal trial before Judge Lyons in Novsmbe,
next.
lac court appointed tho following Comns-
,Ioners 10 superintend the election for mem
of Congress OF the Confederate States OF.
tne 9th day of November bext:
Jefferson Ward-J ); Wilson, ". Sears
Wuoa, +. \. J Clopton. Conductor, JON
N. Francisco.
Madison Ward-N. h. Hill. g. i. Myers
John Ii. Giimer. Conductor, Thomas U.
dudley.
Fisher, Thomas Nj. Jones. Conductor, j. u
uoss.
Aa account Of Caleb Crone. for plblc ser
vice, and an account OF COMMISSIONER Kicharo
ID. SanXay, tor visiting the various ware
.iouses. were ordered 10 be paid.
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- FOTlCE.--tersons AAyiG. packages f.
90 members of the / INST bUWITZEk Co.
It eesburg, will pleas send = en- (be,ore FIJI
DAY next) To ties re of Aiesers. VAN LEW, TAY
IoR & Co, No. u NUN street
IJ--St VIZ. ALLISON.
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KY THE GOVERNOR Uf VIRGINIA.
- \ PROCLAMATION.- - " h~rc&s, g W
cancy Eas occurred in the representation of this
Common We 1th N tie General Assembly, by tn.,
resignation If JOAN 4. CARTER late the ~ Ia or
from the c,1,tv % Loud"uu lberr!,vt
|, joan LIE rCDER, {&ovsrpor e tire C.vo,on-
Hea 10 Of Virginia, d hereby Pc" b. a ant mEs,a
known ihs. the Sheriff ~ ipt, ssf vstv -. Lot
doua bg p"opT Uri: 10 him djt,c:e! ~ len r.
,4ulrsd - hold election h hi sd c9nae ga n"
first WEDNESDAY, %. lug the { Il otrt e Nc
yember next. or a Eena'or - "a ~ "a 41s.
afor. aid.
-, Given under Jny latil as CioY or Of. A,,i
Z under the seal Of iae Cucfg. r..,s:t7. :,
~ schulpnd, this 1871, .tsy ~ ,7....-r ISGt,
ard in ia e6th yesr II tas Comm aatu..b.
john Ji.rIHER.
FL .ae Govefaar:
(tso. ". NUSEUAu.
&c lf-sStde S..'y = IL t,oyu't{,
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-. SPECIAL MOTIF L The assoeiatin,
- of SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAX
FRS requested meet AT the II NTICELLC
HOTEL, Broad street, WEDNESDAY, q: hali.
past o'ei"ck p Nj. By order Of re
&C l6--ltH PRESIDENT.
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PERSON 4 L..

T>HE TWO GIRLS thai found q lady's Porte
l EouDsie, OF Lae CeY.tol Square. i4st Satur-
day, viii please .sie Il 70 the Di-p4,c! Office 40
they Were advised - do ly she tYYo gentlemen that
thelI PICK il up CO 10 -
HAtIl0N.--IAe napiic j. hereby notified not
I J - trade for N't.Tr drawn by .. I. Pate
son, ertorsed by ny self ~ fifty liars, a. sixty
days, dated Oct. IL, ie6i,' "a said Note was Oh
tanned under falsc pIetences
oc i6-lt" Z. l.. JEFFERSON.
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h,se Readers surpass al otae.s
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a PArRIoT's CHARGE TO HIS SoSs.-CoI
0EsRsE MAses, the author Of the first Cons.i-
tuition of Virginia, died at his residence in
Fairfax county, near Alexandria, on the 9TH of
October, 1872, in the 9th year of his aye. The
following extract from his will il worthy of
universal aeeeptaiion in these times: IL re.
commend II to my sons, from my experience
in life, to prefer tho happiness and inslepen-
denee OF u private station TO The troubles aud
sexation 81 pnbiic business but, If either
their own ine.iuaiions or the necessity of tho
times shousd engage them in public affairs,
charge them, on a fathers blessing, never TO
lot the motive Of private interest or ambition,
inAale them TO heirAy, nor the terrofs Of poy.
eny aud disgrace, or IRE fear OF danger aud
death, deter them from, asserting the liberty of
their country, a4d endeayoiing to transmit To
their povtAfity taose eacred ngits 10 which
lbsmselyes were BORA
Words that in the present siate Of affairs.
may b. apdy described BY tbs language o.
knpuss - "Apples Of geld 10 pictures Of
Iiiver"
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LOCAL MATTEE

Fire An alarm Of fire VIVA sounded yes
terday morning, shont ] o'clock, which WAS
found TO proceed from tho First Ward, ana
hanies were soon discovered bunting from 81
three-et"ry brick building on 18th street, be
tween Main and Franklin, owned and occi
NED 10y Mr.. James Gum. AS n mandatory OF
stuff and smoking tobacco. The irc had pro
gressed 10 "a considerable extent when the en-
gines arrived. aud 1t WAS ficnd impossible 10
check it until tue inier,or of the building was
in ruins le;,.i ing nothing standing hitt the brics
walls. The cuire stock and fixtures Of the
establishment, including a steam engine, wer.
also destroyed \ brick tenement adjoining
ON the north, occupied by Mr. j. l.. Tenscr,
WAS good deal damaged by fire and water.
II il eopjectur.d ,has the conaagration was
caused by the heat of the steam engine, which
was in use on the previous evening, though II
is possible that the premises may have been
fired by an inccndiary. Mr. Gums building
was insured for $4,000 in the Mutual com,
pany's Office, hut there was no Insurance Oh
stock or machinery. The loss IL estimated al
ST 900 TO s. 900. ~ -,- sAss.s .
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ADJ'T AND INSPECT. GIN 5 UFFtIE.
hcHMosD, Oct. 18th, Irol. :
C,PECIAL oRDER.-Au Officers Of the ,,o7,se..
\ crate States or Prov ional A rmy and WHO
NAV from riTe to time arrive her exceu- onlv
those permanently staoned in this civ will report
ri the Office % Br!gadier General WINDgs corner
of Broad and 9th ssleets
By command Of the Secretary of war,
-l,aee! Il. COOPER
oe lott Atjnant and Tnspe, tor General.
4 PLEASANT AND RETIRED SCHUUI.
fok YOUNG LADIES
nsving r inais School ri my house for the
benefit of my daughters, viii take ak or s;sb,
boardsrs.
TER ss.-Tuii3on il Ens ish, freuci, and Music
for session Of 10 mont. r. SsSa
Address, TntMAs Il. D0RSETT.
o. I6-3t Mait,a4 Depot, Afuelaicoonty Va
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~ IL A n l. LIN III y L g..

1. i. STRibER.. Lessee and Manager
IL. HI y Err. Siege Manager
Nj. STEIN. Le,tier OF Orchestra
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-08
ABBEYI SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNINGS NOVEMBER s. 1861

sons Point at the east of the Island are
two Pisces, In charge of company sta
toned at that point. The Beauregard
Battery is now under. the charge of the
Marion Artillery from Charleston; and
to this Battery it is likely that our com
pany will soon be assigned.
Col. Orr has, during the past few days
been very apprehens i've 81 IAN attack at
this point from the Lincoln feet, and has
made every preparation to give the enc
my a warm reception. He has fine
Regiment in high state of efficiency.
who will do good service in the hour OF
need. They will meet tho enemy at the
waters edge, and fight from battery to hat
tery-and if ovcrpowered by overwhel-
ming numbers will hold good our position
behind the ramparts of Fort Moultrie.-
We are disposed to think, however. that
they will scarcely have the opportunity
of testing this point. The Lincoln fleet
will desire an easier prey, and one afford
ing,a more advantageous position than
that whichthe capture Of Charleston will
furnish.
/ Since our arrival we have had the pleas.
'ure Of greeting many cf our friends who
are upon duty here. Capt. Perrin's and
Miller's Companies are comfortably LODI
ged between this and the Fort; Capt
Ovens company short distahce above
us. There are at present coed many
cases of sickness in the Regiment, measles,
muups,I dyeeutary, &c. There are a few
cases Of measles, colds, &C., in our Com.
pany, though not at all serious.
!. We are delighted with our Captain
firm aud. impartial in enforcing discipline
heismost kind and attentive to the wants
Of ,thessoldier. We have no doubt, but
that We shall 60 through the campaign
most pleasantly together.
w. A. L.
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SYNOD OF SOUTH C;AR0b4tNa.

This body mot in the. ,Rresbytsrian Church,
At this place on Wednesday evening at Z
o'elock The Rev. DR.. MrBrydea of Pend les'
-tnu, preached the opening sefm66. from the
= text found'in 5th Chapter Of Joku, 2Sd verse :,
That all men should hoEorsthe SOM, even as
they have the Father" After the sermon the
Synod was called to order. and some go or 10
delegates were enrolled. The Synod organ
lied BY the election oftfa.y. MT: >Adsms,. of
Bethel sPresbytsy, as Moderhtoi,sand ths.Rev.
z DR. Tuner. Temporary CLERK, aud the Rev:
MraHaSs sssistantClerk. It Rsgenerslly sup:
posed that the attendance Of. delegates viii be
vey SO all {
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Norn1So ia more silly thanHthe pleasure
some people take in Speaking theifmihds,
A man of this make<will say a afudosthing
for the mere pleasure of saying Ait,when
opposite behavior, full:as' innocent, might
have preserved his friend orsmade bis>for-
.tune: 80. eg:ssSssEs I. M 81
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FERNS :irwo, poIIAH R'saR Arsun;l
y. VA. LEE. AND HUeH WILSON JJRs - !,
ssUeaEsr1oH

-. ot~"HS eS 'olN SSoo ee6SSstVhr tioln
the Atlanta Conf tsaaerdeys -Thei;dea sis ans e1-
,cellont one, and we hope sit will receive dps
attention. The war doubtless is just com
mehced, andsw ssinust sliYe, within ourselves
during It's continhationf:,s1
+; "CoTroN,-We advise farmers next year to
plant but little Cotton. Thei demand will, in
all probability. be greatly, lessened and
wheneyer tho blockade is broken. five haye
toofall erops,on hand, the price will go down
ito g very low figure that won't,pay.
"Better raise meat and other farm, products
which wealw nvs3need and haye Sto buy from
abroad: with the proceeds Of our Cotton, bu
which we cannot get now. if we could get
the:gold at q. high. figure for every bale,
= we awonld add another suggestion: Tha,
we lessen the number of worthless dogs about
our residences. and on :oursfarms They are. q
heavy tax to usiaud prevent us from raising
sheep. Our Government has, according TO the
statement published last week, but one Sfiftfi
ofthe wool'tliat Is necessary for sour; comfort.
Many ofSour soldiers, are now sleeping on the
smp untains and plains of Virginia withsbut one
blanket and poor. tent to protect them from
the winter winds and cold rains. And more,
men beneath our own Carolihian sky are suf
fering for the. want of woolen clothing. While
We are shugly epsconeed between our thick
walls, proof fsroofs. anu sbef fore largetbia.
zing fires. and citing thrice d day round q
sbopnt nteous table Of sth neeessaries aandi luxu.
iiessof life, weshould learn not to. forget the
claims of the poor. and needy soldier on the
tented fields of our Government In q. .tfew
months all the blankets and other comforts
that the.soldiers now have ll9Be torn and
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-08
stIVTRPo01, f,oTT0E EM,iRKFrI, n

From late ad dyices taceived from London 1--WE
sse i stated That spinners have greatlys rsdu7
ssd The smonnsef thsir, consumption. .Large
) ordesshave been, received, in, Loud66aa piiE-
ehass settont Tor shipmentto Es&. York tossuR.'
ply thsswauts Of Northern Factories. ID; the
London market there seemed igrestasetisity ss
:rsgsrds AEnerissn iGSttens and IAN insressIbg
disposition of sellers for stillhishet pricss, :,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-08
nAY;.DFS,sFA FAsTIna..

twill be Sobservsd'by The Pfpolammationisoi
His Escellency, President DAVIS thats Friday.
The 18th of the present month sis;a rpointeds as
q day; of Fasting, Humiliation sand Prayer.
All the clergy Of every denomin alton fGhfis,
tisns are, invited. BY him TO hold service in
<heir. respective churches on>thatday, and we
hope that not. one will; omit to5do' 90. : ~ :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-08
WHEAT AND COIN.

weieall attention to, the adv ertsement of
tMes.ra ,,Aeriw, n 8: ssAGD q Co. Persons
having Corn or: WheatSto dispose sofsswoald do
well to Gallon tbemgat t,once. .atstheir store
The highest market price willsbe given BY
them for corn and wheat payable in Hard
rwAte., Groceries, DC, or il iquidaiion, ofpany
debts that maybe duo the firm. $:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-08
'WELcoME GUEST.

Weshadlthe pleasure during3the past week Of
: welcoming into our sapctum tMsjs Taos Il.
RpssElI, Who sopeyears ago edited lhe Alaer-
son Gazette with credit to himself ant. saSis-;
faction y. his friends. To meeta;tspo is like
meeting, an old friend, and especially was If
20 in this instance. The ,Msjor s,hera attend,
ing the meeting f'synod, a delegate from one
of.the Churches in Anderson District. He is
lin the prime of life, looki6gThaie. and hearty
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-08
:. LATEST FROMsTHilECoAsr:.

q. ~ LATEbT T.FHOW-WdE CUAHT. =
shayee authentic dispatchesithat the enc.
my engaged 'oat. batteries at ortsR6yal yes
terday 5atternoon.-' The yessels, of the enemy
of. one .vesssl Esviden tly disabled
They retired: zsGen. .Drayton reports Fright
! !. !; bod y.hustson our side :
dsrsons shss sen nfo1semsntsinsipp
fsntry md artillery sfrem North Caroliaa-
.Gaavassan.; g,
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WEI:E|:A'll AND
CORN. :,

A. RE: Wanted by AGNEW. MCDONALD
price will be paid in Groceries, Hardxsrs,; DC.
or will be taken in liquidation Of debts due
Che firm. Z s"f IS
81 November, g. 1881 49, -
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RESULT oFsTHE RuEcrIdH,

Tho following is the result Of the ,,elec.
tion for'n,embsr Of Congress in Abbeville
District There were but twescandidates,
Hon. M. L. sBosHAM and Col JoHss IA
CALHOUN. : The sspumbet of 'sotes is the
'smallest our Dis.ict ever poikd. ;,
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EAitofiai' Correspondence.
"VOIINI1 I1UU6E,
-Sullivan1s Island. Nov. I'd.

LEAN. !" AESoN :sagAus luiHtlments OF my
promise to furnish You an occasion letter,
Enow write,Etrasting that I may, present
a few stems Of interest to such of our
readers as have friends and relatives in
our company. write;as yoif perceive
from oufA old quarters-the same occupied
BY Capt. Perrin's Company last winter,
whilst attached to Col. Grcgg's Regiment.
Leaving Abbeville' on last Wednesday
week, We arrived safely in Charleston on
the nightf:of same day, and took passage
for the Island early the next morning.
IheSview of>the harbor ani shipping was
arnoyelisight to many of the Company :;
but the blockade has deprived the scene of
many Of its attractions, and Charleston
scarcely seemed a. seaport; city. To a
lltandsman' "a from, the ahtainfegion, how
eyers;s the fresh sea breeze, the ripling
waves, the streamin g 3Aags-the populous
city, withaits numsfobssspires in the back
ground d,swith Castle sRinck ,Yahad Forts
johnson, Sumter and $ fMoultrie, in the
foreground7=epresented "a scene Of novel
and aatttactiveinterest.
sWe- were receivedsat>the Island landing
by Col! Orr and Capt. Perrin's fine Com
panny the Regimental,, Baud, who
formed our escortsto the aMoultrie House.
where NE wereS asst ignsa stemporary quar,
tels. which wssstil occupy. sFWe were in.
formedsby Col. Orr that lie intended Ito
fformstwo artillery companies, to'be attach.
edst s15l Q his Regime sana 6ssxin,imated his
desire 9!s that oarag Company should sintSS
this services AS, soon as we wers pfepar. FEB ::
edto take chargsEof, battery, othef: and
pe'fpmanent' CHARTERS would be assigned us. u
'TheEoaicers Of Fort Eoultfie Lad kindly
Observation-Disclosures ctads, sahd were of iopinZ
3I' ION that insa coaPfeyef weeks, our Com:
Epanysmight be assignedsto :thesessrvice of
sb The: proposal esCol. Orr was
hserfullyaaeceededs sto blythe Company;
and during the past :wsek, ,sswe. have been,
receiving daily. instructionsipS the artillery
!driil,arom the officers of the Fort. 70
the kindness Of or-Magner, +and Lieu
tenants EN- Parker Rllett and Others Ne are
m H1nuchNs:ndepted. II The e Companysis, ,mskiEg g
rapid ;nrogfess aud I'VE shavelalresdyS sheen,
informed ip Shy our ,iSstfuetorss That we
need anJ8t further lessons from
.iheh, but :lhsss wssot u require PRACTICE
iVies these. .asff; i ;saS ssaoSnsoisca; !. vsrs
ple1eaq6s pisss 4enplsy agl Is Ono gunner:
the PssfE
practice this drill S;,bsali ,Ts av.,o -.
einable. wes,halls nat m SaSsesa. yssso ma
:lect thefRiae Df;iisbSt w;,, sn,i.s,s =. &
arms Of the service Or ~, s7:s fssssi 4.
they labor under disad,a ;SSsbs;a Z
attached without any.niavionss1,;,, ss
highlysdisciplinsa Repi5na6f sna st ssSsS' 8;
are Iaboriu . .ssai,, i,ousl 8 a,sa
;Sr 50, we wiif :SisssSs M ia sss S s'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-08
3 INTERESTING. e %ss
wsSrefsn our fsaderss % Sthe interesting letter
of the editor to bsifound inssnother column. :,
FIREM

: would call the especial attention Of every
tbody;to the card Doctors BaAsouS& PARKER,
SDrnggists of our Town They have sadepted
g TIE CashIs System, not for: speculation,sbut in
sslfdetenee. -: q -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-08
Euss OF A FEDERAL STEAMER.

Intelligence has been received at head
Isquarsl lorG Goldsboro that the steamer Unior
Of the Federal fleet went ashore fifteer
miles from Fort Macon, on Saturday night
She had passed South .of:Frying Par
Shoals when driven back blythe gale
She was loaded with horses, gun; car
riagesSrowder,. etc. - sVery5little ofsyslue
WAS. saved Seventy y-threes prisoners i! were
taken.S - s.-&.v Z, ~ ... -
), 4 small f r sasfal sternier was off Smith
|'villeion. Saturday evenings. with aswhits
aag ayying .bat She. conlda not be- found
yesterday, aand I'D siss supposed she weni
|sdo8n:i {. 30 Va = -. r.. - ''':
s IL ospsm. SSghess eyentystlifss sprisoners
sItsam sbe' e'stessassf 81 y mon laItiy ga &C Golds
;;bsses asanoeas y. h stosdey and proceeded to
.Ral I a gsSundsHgplatdsi ss,,i .,:
81 E EoKT1sT EEno Wy ksrkRaasW1e1N1i
e:ssI eN sHpuRdFN oysmb q: ehsput
,tieanghag received INTELLIGENCE, derived
from sa pTiyats tterswritts By the wife
81 oaceE pfs,ke ggoecupatiob5 81 Charles,
Etohs = KapsvhaS tbiftssnE Ehundrsa Of oui
'tfooPs, comp posed Of . enkinsss Cavalry aud
.,RlsHlIiPs GeoSggiga!egio6H Gen. : Floyd
aiHssup ppohi9gs dssstanse andEwas exss
.pgets 8 stfect of fRis
pecnPatie Ito Sant ,otfSrupplies from
.s.., ~. ss 80 ~.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-08

SHOES IN THE souTH.-The Shoe and
q Leather Reporter publishes statistics !, to
prove that i the southerners are not Set as
hsd of for shoes s \ iaasshas teen represented.
j. shows that during thaPast three. quarters
Of the present Year 81 sufficient humber Of
brogans went South TO supply, an army Of
four hundred thousand men. for welye
inonts, and allow tbYee pairs to each man.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-08
VOLUME X.----NO.@
LIscoIs'ssBLookADs.-The; Richmond

LINCOLN LNs.sBLOCKADE.-Thec Richmond
Eaaminer, Of Thursday says:
We understand that the War Depart
ment has furnished to one of the foreign
consuls in this city, an official Isl. Of; The
vessels Of various tonnage, that have. run run
the blockade since the date-of the .pprroel.-
nation declaring it, and that; the number
exceeds jsve huassdrsa. .-s,z:s !. S;.sFas 49,
AS a refreshing instance of the iueffieen-
cy Of the Lincoln blockade. and the CON con-
tempt into which it has fallen, a Northern
man some weeks agoqapplied TO the Presi-
dent, with tho statement that he was s,the
owner of fast sailer, with two brothers In
the North owning two other vessels, the
three having been. engaged. in, the slave
trade and avoiding capture for a number of
years, and that he was authorized sto, offer
all three to the Confederate service aspri-
va:eefsman, taking the chances ofstheir
putting TO sea from a Northern port. The
letters of marque were at once granted
AT late hour last evening dispatch
was received at the War Department, com-
municating the fact that vessel, justfrom
Cuba, run the blockade and ,arrivedsat,Mo
bile with cargo 81 Coffee, > So
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THEY AIM To INAUsURArB CIVIL WAR.-Does
any sane man still fail to comprehend. that the
present earnest purpose of the South Carolina
olgarchy is to PreciPitate civil war as the means
of preventing the North from acquiescing speedily
In settlement of the slavery question on terms
securing the rights Of the South in future in the
Union! II so, he is mentally blind, indeed. Do
Virginia and Maryland prefer civil war and the
government of the South Carolina oligarchy, to
the continuance Of the Union with an entire and
satisfactory settlement of the fugitive slave law
question, a constitutional amendment pledging
the North never under any circumstances to inter-
fere with slavery in the States, and another en-
bracing the Missouri Compromise extended TO
the Pacific, a future article Of the Constitution
of the United States VIII Georgia, North Caro-
lima, and Louisiana refuse such settlement Of
the questions In issue to join their fortunes under
a government Of the Rhetts. Keitts, &c, Of South
Carolina, who daily proclaim that the election of
Lincoln is but the Pretense, while their settled
purpose Of forty years standing to destroy the
Government Of the United States Is the real cause
why they have seized the property of the United
States in their midst, committed the act of piracy
upon an United States vessel, &c, &C.