The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-03-19
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ditioa Wh3ie ths ne.soi. -. "ex.S&
were esiity Of nnpv - -, - 49, ~
siEe Lax n uraSeirs .nJ - 80 - -
ity ana s3nbbeth hre.t n, 80 - ~
have deserved puni.h 1ens frr.. sf5s.c.-.
Il may at least.be sa,d az thsr tSst 49,
hold the Word Of God in toc Sol -
euce to corrupt Il by : canti.c s.res;yt
Tho faith tmcs A.l;vs,.a - .rN4
has been nautsined ~ m ;.,..,;s,
rity throuxhout The go. "a ~. -So,i.S
viii q IL la brSs El.r,sd .aJ hs....s ~
dsiaced throughout ths Ncrth i. ali -
ceiysble forms or error' frrr. s,.;.:s
to Atheism. Tbe .tt.ct. ,no. Cts;ss:
anity among them ho~s been hold :..J
nudacious. and the eh,mn;on. cri.f5aG.I
have freely ventilated shs;, doet-;sos -.
repsored and -un.be.k.d bv -. ,..ssss
moral opinion which .t ira s,m,h
bukcd tho bIasphemer and ,h,nsa ,a-; -
contempt upon his Dame. The Nor,h h.:
rauted its superior sanct,ty bv I;beIi;no ths
people Of tbs Sc.ith ~ msn .te,l.rs mn
slave drivers, while thew have S.lt.r.6
upen the gains their fathers made hv tba
African rlayc trade, and en;oved v;,E
quiet coutentment the emoIumerla ,hss
gathered frou, TIE prnducss of .hye isboy
They have Eois.cd their superior caltivsi
ton ard refinement and anntec;.t;on oe
moral excellence, while the v.rv air tlsev
breathe was full Of the sloathsome odonr.
arising from q corrupt press. which set an
decency at defiance. and justified ;ls b....
ness by Affirming that only In this War
could il suit the tastes of its readers. Tbs
records. of its courts publiclv procl.;u,
how little respect il had TO the 1narr;ss.
VOW, while its laws OF divorce declare bos
light and feeble are the bond. ah;ch hoI3
,r,, s.j;s;o, st' ue "no'e inor'l
rho ,wS ss",;o.. .ee = 81 the people OF
"a 80 go sselt'A''y ahtagonistic,
III A."ote In morals as
os.,n.;.r,, I:ys;s':, III .'e ,"sreoie"ts 90
nn;,a g.. l e. aSs.. mat they can never
r;,h | oInqn'on natn hgne
hsl;a.a,h ,.;,h ;"sII, % P"'' na'n ne ehas
Js, th.n th. h;..o. - :.
&c a. IL" s." '"o ne'o'y o. lne past warn us
and IL, -. no, a.. A. ".a ~ We are exposed
P,C'oAe 'he Di'ine
No. IT, .Sanah. .u moment rne
;on % ,ha. ,rnS ~, ~ 'uen aho'ner On
c.ned Tho sn1rsr;nn. % Sc %I ,Ia "ase Jas. es-
oni'L, 81 @ =. 'ne present time
20 ,h. La.y;a ..;,' !" maNS us AFRAID
wouid ,nvo,,s Fn. A.. 'n - euva ~. course
mon;sh me- IS .on,;na 80. III IL ,e ;e 'eA. Aa-
,,,;n j., .fsn;,, III Jon
aho,n;n.,;onsa n. :, ~ P.op,I .s " '"ese
ner,,;ve Jes.or tb., 20 es...;a 81. e
turn;ns 10 ths a..o.;,,;on 49, - s 49,: &c
whom Co, L,,h no.. d.E..s.a - III, e:,s
be- sr.ry vi,h .. - .;,i s n ~. -, s,s &c III
us. No ti.ers sho,,a =. NJ ---s. -.
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GOVERNOR Brown AT HIS FAEM.-A
gentleman who left this city last week, tc
see Gov. Brown on some official business,
was directed at Canton, tho residence Of
The Governor, toproceed to his farm, whef
he would find him. On Els way thithet,
he overto Ok tEd pas5e,i lcree number
loot passengers, all proceeding to the same.
destinations, ard when he arrived there, to
his surprise, be saw that quite large mum
ber ofmen and women with vehicles Of thes
same description, were around the corr
CRIBS and barn Of the Governor, who was
ENGAGED Ia the distribution to them Of corn.
shucSs, &C., 10. in.proportion to the size OF
their famlhes and their yspts