Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-01

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Aiss e From the Edgeheld Advertiser. 5s%e
! >. The Convention VS.. the People. : :
j - tits certainly remarkable state fittings,
iwben d Convention kicks against the ,Peo-
d pie who created it, on account Of a. fair and
,toutpoken disapprosal ofits measures, EN-:
Ianasing from the. very bosom of that people.
j THE people Of South Carolina in their phi
3mary assemblies venture in respectful terms
Ito demur to the course OF their Convention,
! and. sundry members Of this body are plea.
Issd to speak Of the whole matter as if it
1Were mere causeiess reeusancy. - ~
One gentleman is anxious to remove the
4 pabasams that keeps alivesthis sferment.' :
3Another opines that marrow. minded peo-
4 pie arealways jealous,o powers which they
do not possess themselves a. third is,a
ware that sdemagogues are preparing TO use
1.-The $smothered feeling. in the country for
their own advancement And the Score.
:1tary Of War himself Ca me mber of and .
paid officer under the Convention stoops
from his eminencs to, charge a portion of
1.-THE people. of South Carolina with crime
fakin to treachery, because they are; mot
disposed to submit to what they believe to
jbe usurpasion and tyranny. 8 ~ ~.
This very condition; Of things onghtto
4 be- enough TO- prove that, the body has, out,
tiiyed its legitimate limits, and is no longer
1.-THE people Of South Carolina, S 454:
Busthe people are taunted from the high
seats Of power, and they have at least a:
perfect right to fling back imputations up
lon their patriotism from whatever, quarter
3they may come. Its doing them, gross in:
Justice to say that their late demonstrations
lin almost every portion of the State, have.
proceeded from any other cause than an
earnest desire to conserve the true interests:
land to- guard the ancient character Of South
Carolina. Witnessing great and radical
change in the structure of their State Gov
eminent; and kept in the dark as: tothe
reasons that: were st,pposed to make. such a
Icbange imperious, was it not most natural
that they shonld at: :on ce take the alarm and
lgisye the note Of warning eto thoss who had
been l(suddenly and in great i baste1 author,
izsd to effect their severance from au all
ready yexistant despotism? !? WAS it;tobe.
expected that;men VIII, q were ready TO perifd
LAM 10 Be free from the ;shackles Of, tyranny:
should look patiently upon a. J, what had ar
t|least the sembIsnce Of the same evil ~
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t,,ha;, Gonn.;l q b,a S.n,,rnoss.F An, .,e1
..sa snn.he,nsr. slI ors trne not,;ot. S;n
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TIA l;,,is, fn,mo;lSin South SG,ral;ns,s l.
Ft.,,,t .ff.;,s : -, fo,,, s,,,,.In ,ah,as,ad
onfa;S,e tho st.te Tbe m.n.aemsnt ofl
tbe, war is in the hands of the Confederate
government. and there It nronerty belongs
The,Seeretarv Of War.of -Sontf, Carolina is1
NOT known unon fbe GREAT cnrHrent of ,eyenfs#
o.. ao,. stssa;lo az to..our a.,;,a,;..noaa
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is II. ,.;.sa,,nns" ~ ~ :. n,s;,;na 80 -
;mnoi,. ns.~ IN H.. ssss af.h. inaonls - ,hs
Copfsderacv whilst aetnallv, offensive to a |
large number Of his Immediate felIov.eiti.l
ZEN. i 4 1. Not matter. ., moi. tn the sonthern
canse at ,arge.. v.hetbe, Sontb Carolina i;s i
tronb,e ,ahont her ;;n,ernsl Affair.": nv n6t
provided abe furnishes. =as sbe has done
her full, Quota Of men TO the service Bntl
# does matter in. the ewes Other, own neo.
ple, whether her State Government shall
confo,n u ,re,anubl;can ;n,;ncinIes :, run ofF
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wards the hateful rule of an n, ,oligarchy.
II No o.,,n.r of b.,n, fh,t .ho- ,o,. .,,.
.,a,s, bss ooms If tba, neon,a,o sc;,s,ian @
and ,Gs.H.s;on ~ ,hs roansat;on,s ] sa;aaS
80 .hat nonh.,. . se. ~, 49, sh1s LIZ
@ s;n.s ;mn..;a,ss of " snah . ,,;t.:;aa It SD s.s
1901 e.. ] aono,ua;,a a - 49,. , .Ss $3.50. - 80
6.. ont,;,sd 10 .n;;r;t .nd nurD,.s, >>140
+ The neonle are calm and reaoInte i ths;,
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