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The Hampton Legion.

The following is 4 roll Of the field officers
and companies Of Tie Legion. Six companies
are row. in camp rcar Columbia, and the 9th
crs have been ordered to come frward =
Wade Hampton, Gooncli y. }. johnson,
Lieutenant Colonel; J. Is. Griffin, Major I.
G. Barker, Adjutant; c. L. Goodwin, Quar-.
tcrmaster; 7. Beyss, Co;nmissary.
ARrlLLERr.-Wa.hng,op Artillery, Char
lesion, Capt S. D. Lee.
CAyALRy.-Brooks Troor, Ireenvllo, Capt.
!. f. Lan.cau Elscfcld lIussars, E'lsehcld'
Can't Il. c. Butler; Beaufort District Troop.
Beaufort. Capt. I. O. scriSen, 'Ir
Observation-Disclosures iiieh; Infantry
Volunteers, Charleston, Capt }. Conner; ps-
Wis Guards, Greensiiie, Cart. V. N. l.. Aus
tn: Gist Rillemcn, Union, Capt. Il. D. Sm'lh;
II .z"rnan Guards. GrceuyilIe, Capt. /. L.
~ IL utt
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From tue Eass:er la BsnT't:.
Capt. loudcn Ruler ana 7ha :. ii"EEteE
ROys,'

IEs following most Grau'iin! as':Ie:; Vas
delivered hy "a Young I.s2y of cur town, az
the occaSan Of the rrcsnr:a;cn nf :!iat I2o~;
brar.liuf l;an,rr to TIE l'ossirr H"iys t'.aseti'
ateIy before lucir departure fir the a''at t'!s
war. We withhold lhe rslHe OF ,"at rn"''
modest anil accomplished nng la''Y Al her
own rr1nes'. lu ,kink sic hss done l:trsrii
erat :riusii,: N wilhbodi,p: rr n'rr;r 'r, N
a rrn'r:ctinn tina, has hni? to !" r.'"'' :" c
nmirc.l lnr ia hearty Of s:,:r i,s ri;; '' '''"'
eeg.nl language, lis religious iarv"r, and K:
patriotic devotion.
We must be allowed 10 say, in further ex-
p!a#a;ion. that tie address would have ap-
peara sometime since, haa it not been for
tie fact, that the "Yonns Lady whn had
tie honor to deliver ii, Immediately left town
after its delivery, aad did not return so that
we could procure copy before li:is
The Banner was accepted by Capt. Batter.
commanding the Ro>si"r Boys, in o:.e OF t!n
finest speeches it has hsen our goo:i i':r.nac
to hear inst such s!vech as a Batter would
iriiger on un OCCASION like :Li:-when h.
and his brave Boys l.al l!sd such encourage.
ment ct the hands %; ti:r iairsst nl the fair,
and an ,ye all, when lis inost ilIus'rious fam.
lis kai been referred to il so complimentary
style: placing them hist, o.: the r"ll rf l-
.ioric fline.
"Anl le Ii: .ecoIi ,ll.. in time 20 clmc.
When &c returns f.Gm battle. Io how far
Tie .Gn rxces tie size? May every fpc.
Fall under him and lie cn,ne laden home
With spoils bloodstain'd to his dear mothers
joy.
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lyrl.ior,. What evidence iiC indeed lie rr1i.ires
aa;i IS sufficient 10 support lie accusation
and Justify the commitment, and commits
the party, without ha.ing a hearing even be-
lore himself, TO close custody, in strongly
garri,oned fort, to be there held, ii would
seem. curing the pleasure ni' those who com
Inittcn him
Tie Constitution provides. as | have before
said, that "no person s!a! be deprived "i
l;ir, liberty or property, without due prnreSS
of law 1t declares thai : !r right oi the
people TO be secure IN l!!cr persons: l!o1S"s,
papers, and effects. against unreasonable
searches and srizurr'. sha! not be violated,
al,,i no warran, shall issue, bat upon probable
cause, supported hy oath or affirmation, ana
particularly describing tie place to he
searched, and the person or things to he
seized" /, provides that the parry accused
shall hc entitled to-. speedy trial in court
Of justice.
And these great aa;l fundamental la%::
which Congress itself could not suspend,
have been ,li>rcgarGni anl suspended. like
TIE wr, of habeaS rorp@S, By military p;
der, lis .,por,cd 10y force Of aru'. Surh Is
the case now before ms, ard car only say
that, if the authority which The Constitution
h..s coniil.l To lin Judiciary department and
Judiciary officers may thus upon any rrc'ext
or under any circumstances he nsuFpcd ny
the military power a; its 'ii-crrtion The pro,
pis If Me rnHni Stotcy arr n" t"m9sr Efl"y
unJ,r a :,orsrnment @i h~@. d"t ''ery c'tl:t"
holds !!'e. Ederty, onfrmPe'f7'h "Er ''Hl e""
pleasucof The nrwy c:!i'crs i" ~'c@ @i'''sfy
district he saag happe" 10 i" .t3H"'.
In such case ny duty vas too plain to
bc mistaken. lave exercised al! the l'o"er
which lie Constitution ard laws confer on me-
ibr, that power l,; been resisted oy force
too strong for me to overcome. 1t is possible
that the officer who has incurred this grave
responsibility may have mis- 'n''crsl0"d his
! instructions, AMI exceeded TIE authority IN.
tended 10 be given hin. shall, therefore,
order all tie proceedings in his case, with
! nv opinion 10 be filed and recorded i'll the
C;rc,;i, Cour; Of tie Un;tc'! Sta.cs for the
pis,.ic! cf MARYLAND, and direct ;iic clerk 10
transmit a copy,. under seal, 10 tic President
Of the nitcd States hmW hi3' T"@ain .to'.
,.,L;.y ,,,:,,. ~ fjJiEffHtut Ot Ills rnHSi.
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.i;)ilRf:S%.

Muar GALLANT SnirlEN%: :app'eciatin.
the -caI;re-= with which you have responded
to tl.s call made ul.on you, and feeling deep
interest in the cause in which lon ara about
to embark. the ladies of Bellevue, through
me, their humble representative. present YOU
this Banner, which they have male with their
own Fingers: and under which, you are 80 81,
umpll or f;:li, iu defense o! ;@ar coui,,ry.
Woman, deba:re,i S, she is; tie privilege { f
sharing the t0lis ard trials Of Tic battlefield,
must attcs, kcr patriotism by such evidences
as these; by doing everything size can, 10
nerve and stren4 thcn the arm that IS striking
in defense Of her hoi,ic. her homer, a;.d her III
tcr.yt. lou are about 10 engage uan u'.lcF
taking in which pli.a'ion, suffering, and death
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CART. WEGTn's INTREPID ENCOUNTER
WITH THE ENraly.-Frorn q reliable source
VIC derive the following account Of the inter
estinc interview between Capt. VIM. II.
Werth, of the Chatham Grays, Pi:tsyl7ania
County, and q scouting patty Of the lless.ans,
in the neighborh0od Of Hampton, on fiday
last. 1t differs somcwka, from our yesterdays
statement. Capt Wer'h aud another officer
being together, and unaccomimncd. on re-
conuoi,cring expedition some distance in adj
vance of the main body, separated al the forks
Of the road. Zach gong ON his own hook. All:
Ter Capt. ". had proceeded short distance
he found himself Suddenly III ihe presence of
five Of the enemy. Iavins no idea OF surren-
lcrng. he instantly drew his revolver, ard
without parley,re, each party commenced
liring-Cap. ". killing two Of The party, Tie
remainder reileatcd. The mule ridden by
one OF the party. however, was killed by Capt.
VS. last slot, the rider having slipped off at
the instant arl taken TO Tie bushes. Capt
II. seems much cllagriacd ;ha: The bad
ground on which tie reacoun:cr occurred
prevented his baggirg all five. When this
affair is reported t,r The Northern press, it
will Of course be stated that til il scouts were
attacked by whulc troop of irsnoas. Capt
:. .r",!. o'"no mmtil iuinrd. imme;ii-
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Tile RELATIONS BrTwEES ESGEA:n AID
THE l'xlTED SrATEs.--One of the harmless
yarsri,.s of the american character M; hacn
lie idea !Lat VIZ could whi!r all crealim in 81
fight, AMI that 20 country could surr"&iniiy
cope with the nitcd States IN var. l!i:a
has been very prevalent opinion: i'stered
and encouraged by the success achmed in
Inc lcw wars in which We have beer, c!gaged
with foreign powers, and in no smalldcgrce
Justified by the spirit and energy of or peo-
bic. We doubt whether any nationIn the
world has more Of military spirit anl fire,
more of genuine patriotism and nailoaa'pride; !;
and when those qualities are once abused,
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EDGEFIELD, s. G., JUNE le, 1851.

our armies are all hui ih7;rcihr Still, We
confess that cur choice, il ne must hight all
the nations OF the earth would he, 10 take one
Mt time, aud especially if war with first
class power is inevitable, to engage in itwhen
we are q united people at nome, ard prepared
to bring all our resources into acticH.--,A. J.
Tournu1 nc Camn,nrno
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sclctttb dQoetrp.
BE Woman.

isca Woman.
OF, I've heard = gentle mother.
AS the twilight hours beean'
Pleading with Il son On duty,
Urging him /" he Il man.
But unto her hluc-eyc,i daughter.
Though with loves words quite aS rsa'',r.
Points >he out the other duty.
Strive my dear TO be lady "
What's lady: Is i, something
Made of hoops, and silks and air.,
l'<ca to decorate the ra.l"r,
Like the fancy rugs and chairs
I. i, one that wastes On novels
Every feeling that is human:
Ii lis this to be a lady.
I'll not this to be Il woman.
Mother. then, unto your daughter
Speak OF something higher far.
Than 10 lie ,here fashions lady
..woa,:.n i. the brightest star.
Ii vc. in yowr s,r"ag affection,
Urge yoar son To be Il true na!',
l.;e your daughter n" less strongly
To raise up and he Il woman.
Yes. a woman--5rig ghtest model
o. that light and perfect hca"ty I;
There the mind. and soul AMI body
B.ea.l 10 work "U: iife's great ':ntr--
Ee a woman--naugh; Is h;gl c!
Or the cilici list rf fame
Ia the catalogue OF virtue
There's no brighter, h"lier name.
BE n woman-on 10 duty,
Raise the world from AL that's law,
Place high in the social heaven
Virtues fair aG'i radiant bow
Lend thy inAacncr 10 each effort
That shall rai:e our nature hrin:n:
Ge no; fashions si!ded lady.
Bc brave, true. who!c-S"ulcd w";naii.
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CHANGE BIL1s.-Wc notice that the Au-
cu,,a Savings Bank is receiving small SIMS
under dollar, and issuing in return certif.
Gates Of lrposile for twenty-five and fifty
cents, which will be redeemed on demand, n;
their office ut tie Insurance Bank. The
scarcity O! silver clsnye makes these ccrtid,
Gates Il great convenience to our community,
an! rs they are issued by a responsible ecr...
pany, wLo hnye espceia! authority under
rlaGler 10 ''!ss;ie ccTiilrstcsc lerosi'r,"
they Ire readily taken hy nRr merchant: ":rl
business men, snSi supply u wait in nur trade
afirh wolill otherwise be deeply ell in this
,itr..- -tn!istitutionalis
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Tie (ioyE"SHryr ~ i QrASn.N.-lh he
Washington CORES sronts:t oi the Se# INK
7i,ocS say:
The Government is becoming embarrassed
with the question Of how the prisoners cap'
tnre.l in this conflict now going on shall he
disposed ui. Our scouts are daily picking ur
,n.n proved to have ,liSaniun sentiments alni
already the number taken exceeds oae hun
lrcd. The rebels are capturing '-ni"n lnpn.
ASSUMING that tie loyc.nmcrt will exchange
prisoners, ard, tha, b? having sufficient
nueber, they will be '',ls 10 s'an7' release TO
The 81 rc5cls captured 1t i!exanltia,
Here is the embarrassment. Il Tic Goycril.
.ncnt iree, lhe.e r!en az gchai', taken in ariTs
assins. the Government. they shoald be hung.
This would not be decrrcd good policy, even
did not humanity revolt against such Il s;cri-
flee of human life. On the other side, if tie
system Of exchanges b.. adopted, there ls in
The act a recognition Of the r.hels rs b"!lige.
rents. according 10 a!l laws Of nations. The
Csi.inc; las discussed this point several times
without coming to any result, but ii is prnba-
BILE that in the end the minor rebels will be
discharged On parole. and the leaders only
hung.
This same correspondent urges the confess,
tian o? Gen. l,cc'a i.Ssatc. worth S"5o,OVo,
Which act he thinks would res,crc Eastern
Virginia 20 lis allegiance.
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t"fS: ct wi'r" ;'c ''.'''.'-
iir "::'h"!; "S'e ''''' "'''' '.'
"i c:i'"e"S "Pi"!'!''' % e.'''.''',' 80 -.
INC i'''e' 90 ....,
La: I'''', We "'''! '"e ''''""'"7 f.."s
"rni!ehcA' '"e'c '''e i'''''' - ''>,'''.'.
S"uiH: l"l thcH are a':''' cen !" VN!.',s ''''
"l'inl:n havi';@ ." i''.'''' "''" '''''s '!''''"'
d.t"l '''' these "E'@:H ia'SS S'''''-"" '''' :
an'' 81" Ii ;'.r lFni' was "!''"''' 'it .'''a''-
Is s'""'ng III ''tr !': 'cE ;'a' '''>': "'.'''''r
idol! >'a'"rH H';'! '&''!'''': s.'5'''' .''': -
uAd""'':'i''y VI ;'''"'''' VI IT, ;" ',',>
t'S Is '&c 'i''''' ":'''' u -" y ','' S., ,,'' "
extend slavery 10 III" ''c'i i'''' '''','',' ''''"'
whlch w"'li'l [" course Pay '''e''' 's''''' '''1'i
Tie peer, worn.ol't lal:'t' heFc'
While we w"'';.! i"; ;''i':iS" '':S Judgment
ni the large committee ci an's EH.'''s''''''
VINO iii. 'ne case #"'''.e' e0,'', ,,,. ,'.''''
he'e''n'i'ss ''''''" '"s' nav. 80 -. " :,
emu; win 'hc s''''i'i' "'''' 60 80 =. ;: :
e'"'''''""ts -. '.s''' - ,,, ,.,,I 49,,
ilo"I ah'l'' '"e't'' e'"'' ~" ,''>'' : 49, ''
SANDER as the above against them,
We take the following from the ,'"HrasFs
ac,o,,l, Of tie trial:
MIR. pcencs the postmaster. was exam
irc,i AMI The int:crs read 10 i'e Injecting. Mr.
DEFINE ,yaS allowed full permission TO make
his statement ak! my explanation or Grlr':r'
which he might ir able in answer 10 thu
charges preferred a:arsi him. He did 50,
.,,! acknowledged Tie authorship ci tie tp;-
,,,> and attempted 10 excuse himself by va
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LEATHER. SHOES, &c.-lf onr ports arerig-
illy blockaded, there will be soon scarcity
Of Leather and Shoes in tho South. This can
he romcdicl by our tanncries al once putting
i;.rtIl Ill their powers 10 MAKE Leather. Let
all the hides that the country can produce be
IN, in the ta:i yals SO as "a give lis Leather
in due time Texas, Mexico, and Arkansas
can no doubt furnish raw hides in suiiifiellt
quantities. in addiiontn tic domestic sapply.
The hides Of all cattle, sheep. &c., slaughtered
in our camps Shonld lie preserved for the tan
neries. With Leather we can make shoes
enough. Ols soldiers US, have shoes; so
must our slaves, and SO must we all. Brogans
for hard service are whatis first needed; and
then the usual varieties for the various walks
of life. The shoe trade in the South is bound
10 be profitable, ard tic manufacture ofshhoes
10 RAPIDLY increaSe.-lluntsril!e Gala e.id.
yOcata
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37I(istcIIaneol)sv
Lincoln Indicted.

We give below a few extracts Yen tie
opinion delivered by Chief Ia>'icIfTs;HHS;y, IN
the case Of lIerryman. aciti@en :, sIaryiaEEd:
arrested and detained b. t;"ncr;.! Cadwalh'
der, commanding in MARYLAND: We re-re'
that our limited space will no5bper'ai' us to
publish the entire opinion as i: is WORTH Of
the great reputation of tie venerable jioris'
who for more than twenty-five Wears la, eX-
rounded the Constitution Of the mted States
in the spirit Of its makers.
The IIabeas Corpus Case in Baltimore.
FL yar;e joan Merr: man.
Before the Chief ,.Iu,;:ea oi 'ae surre'n"
Court of the UmitcHl States, at Chambers.
The application in this case !"T :; writ 9;
Aabrus corp", is made TO me 'n1rr INC ''n
section OF the Judiciary Ac5 Of 77s:', WITCH
renders cftctm.l for tie citizen lie co''Si'ta.
tional privilege Of the writ :" 5''',.i ''''''"s
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Ar. Euss1il's LcI,cr fram Ciaricsi.n.
To lie Etsi"r !j'M" Chnies:o. ErrGi3:
This article is iu,i,lrcd after iir p:rr<a, II
: Mr.. RasSeli's Fiih Letter" l." lir i.pm,:r,.
ii'aes, in wirh. after iiS rn:;! ,iin!. The gus
pIccs OF Na.i"r Wiling, he sisr> history Il
the For; Sumter Victory.
Whilr na ore Of CIR Ga:lov-cil:z.rs can H..
/ 'npre ready ;aaa ;ayssi l., s,ra very h;S:;
v;i';le u!nH the s"r>ires nc Con. Esanrrs.r,s
and "his as*is'an: er@ilasr. NJ .r y; hitting,
we ere y; Cutie aa nn";lir- ,aa; i. -i.ahl
20 c'r;h without c:n'ravcn'i.n, ;r..H. :, s.
ilpen;;al : s'n.r,e a, tie 7"!aa.;' s;.a srrn,
dr"', 'ha' s''r;h t;;:';"ira. Il. ~ ,'r rrcneE;
ii 'ian. h,aarcrsf;i; .rfiv:.l. ra; ..ly"i.c.r: ::
nj: 80 far ;siih her 'ieh.:vr f.,ri ..:ii...gr
w":s in onr !'s;i;or, as 70 Tr.'y, !:,r i,...
!iilh'e :: ntHm!r nl aiairr A:":,r>,.u sa.. u.
.'ii:rs:*. ii:s Teen. B,a're.a:,! ,:i,. :s,c; ;.
change il t:::n e>isn" si ; -, ci ,,rr works,
and i'Et:ieei G!'a:a, !, vtFy iru= IL, Aa: -.
f'''nd u az sr:''i.eilinsei :.:ass Of iertta.
. iafse: contaminated: by E'n!%:i"y<. wEn, io7 au
: months, Eai ie,'n gazing $; liz @a: ;. :.n'
i'a'i fi,al!. c'''i"c'c;l on Lara:.:a. : l';:;.;,
abei,t 10 ;larc! oyer 10 Ieii Sumter, ,is, VI,
";.:!t hn:ta"r H!::f' he..;s ararr, her wa:i...
rnay he a So~l ar.! gsi;.fnl ,he ta. Major
Willing, and hc matter ii ;nd;fltrrnr,. :n
Mr. Russell, serving his paraose ,er- w.l.
But the few :acts which The writer submits,
belov :ebEke the wl'lc sIarr!rr. nn .en.lc.
20 others, as well as 10 Gen. Erar.r.:s:.i 81;
Major Whiting ;heir just ani lrpl er cr,aI:.
!. When Gen. Beaurrsar a;i9ii,ri, iv tya..i
the Iron battery Nearly i;i>he,!. l.r hu.:
nothing TO do with It, ex2sp! :uspi::ar:.
>. The Cummings Point ci, snl mcr:ar
batteries were nearly finished. under Tic d;-
rec;ion Of ATai. frapier. and ii%yn, Lcr, NJ
Grady a'!! Gre:"re.
;. T.v firing from III. Cia;nil,:'s l'o:r,
- "d",;,r.,l ~, al .-.i.
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Bnt the documents before ne sh"" that
III. military au,holi;y in this case has S"he
in l.,o.Sl the mere suspension Of The !'n'''
,,r. oi the wit oi' l.:!le.'s c:ri"<. Ii has: |y
,or, OF arms. thrust a>i,!, the i,i;::S:;;l author
;;:,.s AID ,fiv,l., IL VIXEN tie c''rii:tu,i"n
:.;,, col lis,l the I,owcr and the duty OF IN
,c,prc,;n. and administering Tic laws, and
,.l,>,i;rrv,la a Military government in itsF'acc'
.. ,,,c a:!n.in,;. rcd ana cxccnicd hy military
,.;:;rrr,. l,r. ni ll,c ';ntr tics proceedings
a,:r la, ayain,; .|,.Ia Sierrsnan. the dis
;rini ;..,|.e Il Mary ;a.'i. III" commissioner
.,,,;a.;!.;,d rniyr Tie 40! OF C"nsr'ss-ih'
district attorney a!,l the maF>li'l-."l resided
in tie ci!v Of Baltimore: q ic" n.l!cS Oily
ron, Ike home Of tie prisoner. lpio tia!
lime there had never i,,'l the slightest rrS'<-
;ar.cc or obstruction to,." l;':'tSs "i any
/. .,rt or r;.iirial riccr Of tie ii;ie' States
IN .,Iar.ia,,l. oSrcI,h4 iI;rlr!itafy atlIAori'.;
Am! ii a MILITARY oni,cr. oi ;sr,y oiLer e.
,oi.. lad reason i, believe that IL, priS"i.rr
lad committed any oIirnr'. "..ai'>i III" !a">
II the ;.i;cl S.atvs, it was ~ IIIty u i''"
information .. the fact, ana the evI"""ce t"
surror, /, 70 lac G:,;ric' s'rarn".y and it
wo...i :!.s. !.ay.s !. ',.inc the ,'aty ii tina!
,.t;i,,yr 10 hrin. lie .,atrr i.;!ore tie district
i.;,...c =, com,l.i>>.l.rr, ::l!i il there va sui
.e:, !v...;,' c.Icnc" 10 justify is arrest: thc
,,;..r.,r commissioner wou!i have issued his
,x,rr..,, 10 li.,. r.a!,ha! 10 arrest Kim; and
ranr ilc hvarins q iLe party woul'l llav"
,.rlt him 10 Jail Vr committed hia tor trial
acc.ri;n- to the cI:.rac;"r Z. tEf; o!icnc" rs
!; au,cIrr,l in tie testimony, or haze dis
c,nr.n.l h;:n Immediately il, there vas not
>,:ri,,t ryi,irI!cc to Snlrl"rt the ;lcc'';'iIoh
T.,c was no danger .! ANY obstruction nr
r..,i,;au,.. Ia the action Of tic civil anlilcr
i;c.. .nG therefore 10 reason wfla:cTer or the
jut.,,",;ti,.i .! Jhc military. !A"d yet, u:.hc"
;!,... circumstances. a military oiiicrr, STA
Toned in nc,.u> yIyani:., without giving any
;,,:,rir.a:;n, TO III" district attorney and with
on, a.y az, !ica,:pn To Tie judicial authorities
:..tur.rs 10 himself TIE Judicial r""er in the
District Of Maryland, undertakes to decide
what constitutes the crime of treason, or re-
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Jrrx Qr:xcv ADA :sns CnEHr:aS.G The
j,lsw,luti, iii.k cf l'ninr heir"nn lis rc;.!,l.,
81 .An several Slate. ri ;h!s co,,':.'irrnrd ns>
lnn. is: after all, nct III tle t'H*:. =; in tic
i;eur'. II thc Gay should cTcr come may
heaven avert III when the affections Of the
people Of these States shall he nl:ensic.i from
cacl. Other when the trater"al spirit shall
s:vp Way 10 cold Indifference. or collisions of
in,crss; shall tester INTO hatred, thu bonds OF
political assoGias;on NIL not long hold together
parties no longer attracted by the magnetism
Of consolidated Interests and hin'iiy sympa.
thes an,l (ar better for the people oi th"
Iisseitcd States to part i'll friendship !so;
each other. than 10 he bell toseissr: by COZ:
s;rant;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19

l;a; :,n no; left 10 i"rm ny Judgment
~. III ,!li5 great question irria allal"gies be-
tween t.nsiis', iugist&, or tic decisions 0; Eng
li.h courts, although upon this sa'jcc, they
are entitled 10 the highest reSlrci, a;i'i ar''
Justly rccartie,. ard seccivc'l as auil'"ri;a'iT"
h. ,,:r courts o; Justice. To guide me 10 /"
right conclusion: have the commentaries on
!! e constitution Of til l'iiitcd States OF the
lA;c Air. i%sticc Story, not cnlH ore ol the
most cr,il,cm, inrists Of the age, but 'or a
Ions time one o: the brightest ornaments OF
tic Supreme Court ci' TIE nitrd States, and
also the clear and authoritative decision OF
that coart Itself, given more than ls:s'i ccl'-
i,.7y since. and cu:cln>iveiy establishing 'i:e
principles have above stated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19

We have ssen no better fighting material,
be il remarked, than is contained in This same
---.- regiment, to which Lieut.. Col.
belongs-New York News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-19


was s,,p' o.c, t!.a; la ':hio Banks "oatl iiy
to the relief Of ,!.s State. Ler patriotic sd.
diers anu the nation wEr:c existence was to
be tested by blood. Nol!:,.;i 'ie!. - will and
dcv;:ii,ll in cryi.l; ;rai'or--no llrty aow-ai'
c,.:l;.try-l;fa. property, cH:'ryslin. must he
pat II, tie service Of tie c'a'.trr
,Ncw, sat have we Witnessed: Ike G"H
crior mad: GALS, rro.iainatioh<. or,lrrs-;i'i!
villa: lra :onii ~! d., ten. CarI;!g;oa MAS c;
hant! to 10 l,r liin; The I.',.!!a''lre passed
laws: IL, lr"p!c sa>hed II arms by thous
anlS, anu all went ul, ,wi;: as the rurning
tile. At last lii. bonds were ready and the
morey was csIIr,; hpr, The Olip bankers met
h,ie last week. entered inin tc'r aa' a"lem''
consultations a!l:i Subscribed three hlHdTed
thousand dollars Nut one million, no. iw"
millions, not three millions. Now, What is
to he dune? VEG cll? Where is tior. l)rli-
nison to &c, lnoney to pay t'" debts hourly
pressing on the State Treasury? Wd" now,
AZ, the traitors Niiiu ar,. aiiins The rner:.y
by refusing 10 ail our friends? ''cI. Davis
would ONLY make am effort 10 kill our gallant
soldiers hut the bankers woa!d starve them
10 death There is ~ hu;nbus in rlIs--l:o-
body but the bankers can buy these b"n''s.-
We all know il:a:. Il they retiISc--ll ther
patriotism npzys out in words then We ere
uukrup; in,ler,i. AMI Gov-rllr: D"a"i> son
cannrotl'sy.
TIE lrELlSG IN IlEGlNlA.-Ne p'hl:sh
elsewhere, from. the Marietta i"'sili%'cer, a
Republican Journal, i correction oi 'ss lln-
prcs>inn generally prevalent, that Western
Virginia is wLo'il fnr the Union. ilt larer
body If tia; partition of The State, We ale kor-
r, 10 sly. with ll'r exception OF liz Fan
Handle, + decidedly fi'r sears,'F'' 'c ':re
Reluctantly i,rcrd IN hat conclusion. As 'e
the lrcin. generally in Virginia, we vi! r..
late a cunvcrsari,,a hciwccn one OF e'r eli
zr,,s .;nl a distinguished clergyman oI tie
Episcopal Church, Il resident ut lndi#m, WIG
has lust returned from trip to Virginia. In
reply TO tl.r question as 10 'he feeling II N'r-
giui,, he Sait! We Of tie North !"Te nn
conception c the frrii;,1 in Virginia. IL is g
unit. embracing ,aalrs and females. lie fe-
males --matrors and maii"ns-I'ractic' daily
with the revolver. Families are sendn; their
silver Plate, and ladies their jewe'ryio the
t;oYcruor; gentlemen arc making d'cds OF
their farms TO the State: all TO raise cash Tor
the defense OF the State. \ deepsea"d de-
termination 10 resist TO tie last extremity, to
sacrifice every thing, property and life uni
ycrsulIy prevails" Such q people nay be
oyrrran, oElterated from the face If the
Garth, but can rcver 1c conqucrca.-cincin.
nati Enquirer
Tile RELATIONS BrrwEEH ESGI.A:n AID
I-.,-ru ,Trr-.Gnn of the l;ru lnsS