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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
To L. o DRIDEwrLL,
Mujor & q. NJ, Augusta, GA.

In accordance With the above, I call upon the
cit;1eps. in the Counties and. Districts naneo,
70 sell sill .urulus Wool the Government. The
necessity. is great; and as the Soldiers who arc
defending your homes canSonly be clothed oy
selling us your Wool, I trust all pa!riotic ana
loyal men will be willing to assist. My agents
wilIIrayerse the Mhole District Parties LIVING
MT Convenient distances to Augusta can send their
Wool to me. Sacks will be returned. Woolwll
be received at any Rail Road Depot or station IN
the District .;,.,. ,;h...,
The Government oifdrs the following hpcrM
prices: g.
For ID. Unwasbcd good Wool tcash) .:.......s7.Oo
or for. ID. Unwashcd good Wool, q yards "a
Shirtings Or By Z sheetings q y Soz osHa-
burgs; or / lbs. No: G COtten Yarn; X lbs. NO.
S Cotton Yarn or J H.. No. 10 Cotton yam; or
I Ii. No. IL Cotton Yarn,
Permission has been asked, and srill be granted
to impress nil Wool in the hands OF speeulstors-
but ibss disagreeable and it is hoped these prices
willinduce the farmer to sell at once to the dev-
eminent, for the benefit Of the soldiers: Cores,
poudence desired with wool men IN all parts oi
the District. Any person having detail, seiiins
his wool 10 any other than On Agent. oil the >. w
: =. - -, 49,. - - L. D. BRIDEWELL,
Major & Q. NJ.
Mr.. Z. J. YoUNdBLoo at Edgeac,d c. H.,
is hereby appointed Agent for Edgeield District.
June II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Gagdfelb abbertiiser.
-rhe Sweetest Word.


,che Sweetest Word.
"I think the sweetest word is HoMr,"
= Said little Annie Price,
"Becalse it always makes me think
Of things SO good and nice.
never feel SO happy
AS when dear father comes
And mo and Willie are SO kind,
So the sweetest.wora is Home"
: aThs sweetest word, I think, is MOTHER
Said littlo Jennie Lowe,
cThough I hardly can remember mine,
She died go long ago;
Z But often wish had her,
When feel 50 tired aud asd;
IrI only had mother,
should he 50 very glad.
"I think the sweetest word is HEAVEN.
Said little Emma Gray,
"Because know that there We hay
Our tears all wiped away.
And little Johnny's gone, know,
To walk the golden street,
Because he told us, when he went,
Tha. there we all should meet"
"The sweetest word of oil is JESUS"
Said good Amelia Ray,
because / know he died for US,
TO take our sins array.
twas he who gave US all home,
A mother, and heaven;
Blu. betterthan ell gifts of earth, .
HIS own dear life was given"
Sweet Hattie Bent was last to speak; >.
She raised her gentle;eye,
And tear stole down her pale, thin cheek,
And she answered quietly,
at think, even moro than home or heaven,
Or any word I know,
That 'whosoever' is the best
Do you not all think so"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08

,.a,.t.;,- ,,n- return IN ll,, Assessor ron will
..nnrod ~; !, ,naks om inyen,ory or everything
pc IeIuM.1 y" 171h DIV If rchnsry Is. Ii:
you M oT M asr tavea VI. u,sr the said Act in the follow
;mu inv 70 ,o,m ~ W. VIZ. N -
inS .o' AZ, s.~. 1,nd.or n,ber Real prnu.rty.
W. NJ Se'rS aIars. - '''''N - 49, -
No M n"l5ss - M''asEi ,h i,s nis"s sneces s, ;ye
-" S.ecn cont. and, Swine.
M NJ, 9heeP, ,,,n Uoa's' nu aIU W., 49,
No. No Ips' Ips S"h..cn IT," a''
n" 0, lush nusi Co.n-Wheat. Rye, Oats Buckwhcat,
:, ;s..1a 40 ndS,i III 0I1 othnr tiuds of Gran.
hlNo anu III u.ae, a.us aJ T;.J, poos Grounl.
NO 1,asu ai I'll o otbsr ~ w nroJncts Of tho Farm
rsas oeI orchard n not speeeally mentioned
in the foregoing; columns; NJ. A., c,,.or
No Lbs Bu'a. or Sals; fin'f' F, nte"i' y
MoasseS nas'n and a,I aIer Murchan%ils u @ spru
oas Liquors, Wines. CIDER xincsnt, Isa..;r,;n. ~s
H'uschoia ana h,Fchsa ~ s'p'fs a,d fms
thcmost valuable. J Agrieuitnrai leois anu ini-
plements, and MI Tools ot Mecuahic5 or othcls,
Musical Instruments, and all articles oil domestic
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN, EQUITY.
p. M. Butler,

2. NJ. Butter,
A. P. Butler,
49,. vs.
Abner Perrin, o: al.
BpY virtue of an order of the Court in this case
I'D will scll on THURSDAY, tho oh June
next, at Edgefsld C. H., the Real Estate Ci Mrs.
N. Julia Butler, deceased, to wit:
one LOT III the Village of-Edgefeld, having
on it IL comfortable Two Story Dwelling, and all
necessary. out-buillipgs conveniently situated to
Sold on a credit until the irst Of January next,
..ii.l interest from day of sale, except costs OF
suit which must paid in cash. Purchasers to
give bond with at least two gool surctcs to Sc
cure the purchase money. anI pay r,rtilcs extra
z. W. CARWILE, C.E.ED.
Maye, st 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Also.

AT THE SAME TIME, I will sell all the per-
sonal Estute of the late Mrs. NJ. JULIA BUT
LER, decd, consisting of
THREE NEGROES,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
&c, &C., &c.
Sold on credit until lst January next with
interest from day of sale. Purchasers tQsgive
notes with approved sureties.
z. w. CARW1LE, Adm'or.
May 9th, st %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Candidates for the Legislature.

Dn. a. w. 3oUNGBLooD.
W. w. ADAMS. Esq
F. A. TOWNSEND, Esq..
DIR. H. R. COOK,
: GEs. R. G: NJ. DUNoyANR,
MAJ. A. ]. HAMMOND,
Cor. JOHN HUIET,
CAPT. LEWIS JONES,
Dr.. W. D. JENNINGS,
Rev. A. W. LINDLER,
J. P. MICKLER, ESQ.
GEO. d. TILLMAS, ESQ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Notice.

yEyILL BE SOLD, Mt my house, on Thursday
w tine Lith day Of June next. an E.tl"y
HORSE, tollcl before me by Mrs. Nancy JONES,
living Mt tho Toll Gate, on the Plank Road The
purchaser will bo required to give Note with
two approved secureties payable six months al
Ter date to the Commissioners of Roads. C"st to
10 paid in cash. a. JONES, Al. l. u.
Nav .l Or -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Burial Cases !!

r keep constantly on hnnd full stock of Walnut
Z md Mahogany C0FFI&S, which, from end
after ribs date; will bo sold for CASH, aud at
prizes as rr;, sol,ablc as the dimes will admit ol.
The uso VI the HEARSE will 10 charged for
according to the same rntio.>
JOHN M. WITT.
Els,iicld, S. c., Oct 10. 1861. # ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08

n WILL attend at the following tines and pin,
ces to collect tho Additional INCOME Tax
and the Tax on Quarterly Sales, as recently AS
so.s.d ID Inv DR.. r. c. Griffin, Assessor, viz:
Dufn's Mills, mondny, '',eI- ynnc
Halliwanger's, 1uesuhy, ia'n ,.,un, yu,,o
Jsham Culbreaths, Same evening -. c!ost' I''.e
perry's, GO. eunssu"y' ..;n- a.,,o,oct
Aliclier's, 81, Glh'e W e'opins, o,I nI cios" I'a
NJ c;hsonis. Same 'eV ening,3 o'clock.
NJ. ME- Norris', Friday, 11th juno.
s Ridge, DSa. S.4..as. ore.'es,s 1s,S ~.
Mrs.lAllcn's, oa.ureay, istn ,,an,. gan1.
Richardson's, eaine evening" . s.o'A'
T, booking oyer the Assessors estimates, see
~, t.yery few persons are Interested in the tax
,sL;eh am now going to collect.
Az ,he work will be light have made two ap-
,ointmenta T. ,m each day, arranging them as convo-
r:ant "a those interested as practicable. Tax
pays,s % who ince: mo in the forenoon. arc request
Cd Il to ~ meesmO early to enable ME to reach my
e,oond appontmenti in time. !,
Those who failed 10 pay their Cattle Tax in
March would do wOll to avail themselves of the
present 0pp'''4 C. ii: MAY,
laih Disl. Collector.
7c 2t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Estate Notice.

A IT. persons Ia auywss indebted to the Estate
n Of E. Al. Penn. decd, are earnestly request-
eli to come forward and settle up without delay.
Those having claims against said Estate will ren
der thuIn in, properly attcsted ut early date.
q. j.. PENN, Adm'or.
Au.4 II ST
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Nnticeto Bridge Builders

vxrrLI,-hc lot TO The lowest bidder on Saiur.
/ w .dny. tho 25th inst at theplace, the build
ins Of u DRlDnE across Big Stevens Creek ut Ut
q arro,ts cd Mill For further particulars call
-, ctber Of tho Commissioners.
W go. : G.. W, MORGAN, Chair.
june Z st y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Notice.

A FINAL SETTLEMENT on the Estate Of
IA Winrrey whi'lock, decd, win be made in
the ordinary's Office on Tuesday, 7th june 1851.
The Hers af said Estats vii! take due notice and
meet the Administrator On the day above men.
6onel. GEO. HHITLOCR, Ad'Or.
Mar7 I'm IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Administrators Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the Estate of VIM.
n Toncy, deed, will pay the same without delay,
ami ,hoso having claims against said Estate are
mott ict to. render them in properly attcstcd, to
DR.. j. Il. Courtney, Agent for the Administratorr
forthwith, rs We desire to close up tho Estate q
SO IN us possible.
GEO. j. ToNEEy Ad'er.
Nov. 25 lyI ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Tithe Receiver.
ST. MATTHEWS, PARISH.

Sr. MATHEWS' PARISH.
OFFICE OF A. c. S.,
M. W. SEtBEI.S is hereby authorized 20 ra.
~. ce;ve tie TAX IN KIND in the neighbour
huod If Mount Willing, Edgcfe'i. consisting of
Corn " heat, Bacon, Peas, Rice and Molasscs.
BY order OF Capt. J. F. RILEY,
a. c. s.
M#, is If 2i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
War Tax! War Tax

E WILL attend at the time and places mention
n ed below to receive Returns Of Taxes on Pro-
perty, Moneys and Credits under the Tax Act OF
February 18th, 1851, known MS the percent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Notice.

A FINAL SETTLEMENT on .se Estate of
IA Elizabeth whiilock, decd, viii be made in
the Ordnarys OGlcc, on Tuesday, 5th june. 1864.
The Heirs Of said Estate will take due notice and
meet the Administrators ut the time ana place
above specified.
G. w. TURNER,
Mari Sm ii Adm'ars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Navy Agents. Office,

AUGUSTA, GA, May "a, 1864.
NgR. SAMUEL E. BOWERS, Hamburg, is
lTE my Authorized Agent in EdgoGell DistGe,
Tor purchasing supplies for Navy Department.
- W. +. HOWELL Navy Agent
a.. oI 0a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Notice.

A PpLICATION will be made at the next sit
"a ting of the Legislature of South .Curolina
to increase the rate Of Toll at the Sand Bar Ferry
ON the Savannah River. near the city Ct augusta.
f. r. WlIATLEY, Proprietor. !,
May 81 If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Notice.

q AM prepared to BARTER AOMESPUN and
4 osNABURGS- Tor FL0UE. BACON and
wHEAT. $. T. BOWERS,
Nary Agent for Easrfcd District
{, Hamburg, Nay 80, 2t %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Ethan Allen !!

TJHIs thorough bred young STALLION will
Il stand the Spring Season kt the Subscriber's
plantation, at sS5 the Season, or SO to insure
the money due on thelst June,tat the end Of the
sesson. ts
ETHAN ALLEN is ont Of Messenger mnre
'by .Elhan Allen; hely Flying MOrsan-ethe best
trot,ing stock knoSu..ea
ETHAN ALLEN is d beautiful hay, 10 bands.
high, seven years old, and Of xre form aud no.
ton He has as fine colts az can ha shown In the
District. A. ). HUGHES.
Marco If IA -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
IMPORTANT Ne0I NOTICE,
! ATLANTA, GA, MAY llru So

-, =. ATLANTA, Ga, MAY IITII Ioo+. :
vyoIJ. are hereby appointed Agent for the col
x lectinr of Wool for the use of c. S. Army
dn 6istrict e I' com prisng the Counties Of Rich
mond, Columbia, Glasscock, Talliaferro, Warren,
W;itss .Iincoln and Ebcrt,ein the State of Geor-
eia, and the Districts of Edgefeld, Barnwell'
Ibbeyille,, ,Orangeburg, Laurence and Newberry,
South Carolina
e. w. CUNNINGHAM,
s-.. Major q @. M.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Notice.

nUHING my absence leave all my papers
HB with G. B. WisS;S who is my authorized
Agent to trcnsspt all business for me connected
with the Estate. of A. e.. Turner. decd.
R, a. TURNER, Ex'or.
Ma, 81 So %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Notice.

1T there is any member of Gen. Buffers COM
4 maud about to go to Virginia with his horse
he viii coufer favor and find it to his ndvan-
tage by addressing, at HambursS Maj. I. j. DA-
ylES, of, Gen. Buffers Cavalry Brigade, Stating
time OF departure, DC.
Nav I'll st 25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Cavalry Engagement.

From the Richmond Sentinel OF the 30th
Vc obtain the following:
There was heavy cavalry engagement on
Saturday at or near Hawe's Shop, on the
read from MechanicsMlle to Hanevertown,
about seven miles beyond the former place
aad five miles this side of the latter. The
enemy's cavalry were il, great strength, nor
were we ourselves deficient. On both sides
tie troops dismounted for the fight.
The enemy'sskirmishers were! swiftly driven
in, and by charge from our line his troops
were dslodged from the cover under which
they sheltered, which was taken possession
of by our men. Three attempts were made
By the elery to recover the position. last,
but every assault was repulsed. The fight,
which commenced at about nine o'clock in
the morning, had lasted until about half past
four, when Warren's (Fifh) corps of infan-
try was sent by Grant 10 the support of his
cavalrymen. Our cavalrymen there upon fell
back about mile, and took position On. a
creep, where they were not followed. Our
retreat was under good cover, and is believed
to have been made without loss.
The trot.ss on our side were commanded by
Gen. Wade Hampton, who put in the troops
magnifcently. Our soldiers fought with ex-
enp.ary coclness and spirit, and must have
inflicted very heavy loss on the enemy. As
an illustration of the severity of the combat
and the character of the fighting, c soldier
who bad fired forty-frc cartridges, did not
fire one without seeing his man, and taking
good ain-at him.
The oljec. Of the cnemy's cavalry was prob;
ABLY to mask the movemcntsrf Grantfs9tin-
fantry behind them but the manner inwhich
they were defeated and driven by our cav
alrymen compelled Grant to show his other
force
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
incidents ofthe Late BATTLES.

A correspondent of the Petersburg Express
thus notices two Yankee Generals captured
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-06-08
Tax Collectors Notice.

juno 8
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
THE NEWS.
FROM FHH FRONT.

Ramors OF severe lighting Oa the lines near How
Isas ETC. were causnt tAs morning, but We were IN
sbls 20 trace them 10 any reliable source.
A, the P, esidsnts efhse aud Var Department We
ware mad lbat there vas no news from any quar-
eF. .....a 49,.
me spsrGt5rs in the Army Telegraph OHce, in com.
uupieation Wtb the nsl srouad Richmond, we're IN
occupied this iorsnOon-a fact which would seem to
indicate a as nothing ''ssirring' was in progress
sHRzMARs nOvEMENfA
The Charlie don Mercury Of Monday says that Sher-
man is evidently marching for Savannah or some other
POLO, In is nsighbOrhOOd. On Friday morning I'd
list his main body broke up lie camp 81 louisville,
Ia. and marched down the Central Railroad the 14lh
and ooh Army Corps abieb form bis lcfs Eing) being
IN advance. fore nsatisl the greater portion of
the Yankee column had passed through hilep, in the
dire. on Of savannah We have no later news OF It's
WbeTCshous
The Mreary had Aos heard Of the severe drubbig
sduin,ersd 10 Il IA corps and KipAtTicks cSvSlry
by General Wheelsr, ct Fbomas on Sunday last. The
dsslls OF The ,ir sig shOE tba. the Y.5ksss were
ba5y u.sd up n tEt dsh,'
FROM koUrH CAROLINA. .s.
fhroush the sinf.e'g Of ESnasmSn, juss nom sa'
vunnAh, We received .h morning Charleston pAPsrS q
h Inst. In SecordsreA viii an Agrssnlnt between
tAs Exchange OOaniHiOnSgs The honhARansni Of M
slb Ssassd SUNDAY morning
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09

How Thomas Takes Care Of tennessee,

4NS-S~~~Ns
TbsNY. Herald. reviewing the situation in Ten
800 consoles ils readers viii the declaration that
,lTsonss Las given slfsfaSlOry IlnstratOn Of his
abi 60 take care Of fsnuesSse." Now, opinions may
b, dV dsd a. 70 The proper and most I'll ient way Of
exhibiting an ability Tor tskinR care Of ANYTHING. As
the Italians say, there Is Eod tore radtOrs. The
Rsvalds standard Of safe kssPhg nay not be 80 ee-
vAsed aud tx4csing as that Of some Others. Whilst
some nag doabt OF FsOmss ability 70 sake care" Of
himsst, mush more Of Tennessee, the Herald may be
sat asd with the amount Of vigilAnes which Thomas
has displayed in changing the dull duty Of watch dog
for tbs Il iting activities OF the greyhound
Bat an IFrspFsssibls doubt fAstsns upon the miHd
thai Il Thomas doss not iorsOOth sake care instead
OF his becoming the custodian Of tennessee Tennessee
i in fair usy BY simple inversion Of roles. Of be-
coming the custodian Of Thomas. ll-I
The Herald faOstOusly infOrmS Its rssden-fOt =
can be fasstOus at timssthat Thomas holds Hood in
ths hollow Of his handy the way, may he notbe
said 10 have, usdeF the slrsuuIAnoe, more bruins m
his AEad than In hiS hsAa-noW, No we're not aware
that Thomas vas from Bfobdinsnsg -bnt granting him
that gigantic stature IL mush 70 b. feared that Hood
IN his hand may Prove SnArsing 20 hiS fnie palms
a. hos posaos and that bsOrs h closes biz Afort-
s.id hand TO sorunOh hin, be nigh have to dIOp him.
and 20 give full play to his newly dkcoVarsd attributes
Of Ersy hound AID % keep in bis scuryipg progress
towards the Ohio.
Il Il remarkable enough that VILLA the Rsrald
Started ous 10 eanViDcs Ice readers thAi Thomas vas
fully nbo to lake care OF Tennessee It uAnders far
from the proposition and allows itls 20 be led Astray
b. the evil 81 ssstOns Of malice, and falls to abusing
ans msrguing the rsbs journals" fer being "ngrAin-
"a seolds Uho cannot hold their tongues" Now con
sderipg that The ndiscrsss resolutions Of the rebsl
urusIs" are OF such 4 character a. 10 furnish the
Rsr aid With - great deal Of news" OF sheIman's
movements, that PApar, for mere Ceu'tsiys sake,
should Slbt more charity, and seek to OOndone ths
untiusly gbbls-Sabsls OF the "rebsl j1urnAls."-
whist Ne adri. with ihs Herald that the rebel Jour
las" could q I'D 70 be little more retiosnt, We are
q, los to perceive What their revelations have 20 60
with "TnOmas' ability take Of Tennessee. Per-
haps The HsralS viii B'1 inform a. toH "ThOmas has
given unmsakaO!s evidences OF HE peculiar aptitude
10 AXE care Of KsntrckyI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-09
eoy BROWN AND FEE Pass.

Gov Broun, OF Georgia. prepared message 10 be
ssut 90 he Gansra Assembly relative TO that part OF
the Presidents Message IOernirg exemptions from
e5rscrp o., but VII I, being copied, she Legs-
ls,ure a-iourn 90 sSeOuat of the approach OF The
enemy. Astte quss ors iuYGlvs now before Con-
g,ess. Gov BIows baa Directed the publication Of TIE
message uih view 20 call special attention 10 the sut
9. Hstskes decided ground sgainsi Wasting N the
military auttosiiss dheretOn to detail such persons
Of certain pkrsuits and pro sion as in the judgment
Of sad authorities may be essential to the pablo
vice"
Ia hs reference 10 tie sS. on the Press of the 40
tsn proposed BY tEs President, Gov. BsoWn says:
/ would At o5os destroy Oh Independence in the
pres sad AbIdEs it, freedom Vhch the initiation
al he O,uIsafrlte States expressly dselars Congress
fb.n rAks ''nO laws" 10 do. II each editor must have
dssau fom the President, which would b. reVoeahle
a. the ill Of Pessdent TO publ sh his paper what
hsadom or Independence Of the press In 10 ure o1n
t1i.L NJ bold independent, high toned man would
b Wiling 10 aossp adetail Tor hs pu pO q, alitNord
Be An acknnWe5g-n In ADVANCE that his press shall
ba the tool of the Pfesdsn; wish its freedom Abridged
aai is existence dspshdsgt rpon the P:saden.5 will
Aath,s Law would give the Pendent the yes 20 say
nv mauy editors he MI tolerate 70 II l0sVe il 10
biz discretion" what sort OF editors h Ill have, and
Wbat neiplss shsy shall advocate
Tbus the public press OF the ccuatIy which, WHAT
ever nav be hs errors sod abuses, IL, next to the
Christian roll gioU the greatest promoter Of civil ton,
asd uheu ieit free an0 untrammesd il the strongest
buluark Of constitutional government and the most
p,wsrful adyces's OF evil SD Telkicu liberty, s 10
b, rosrs.ed a. the feet Of the Prescent aud prosti-
tuted 20 the base end Of overthroEing constitutional
LIBERTY aud e. ablshinE dsiP1rsm. Where did liberty
ever t1s, ailh the freedom Of the prcfs abridged AZ
ts e1 s,enoe dependant upon the vail OF angle in
dVidaslI
Toe message con udss ss follows;
When o.. grss ensos such lss, Il converts the
Fos aIioaui OF the Confederate Ates INFO tho des
potsm OF Turkey, msks the P esidsnt dictator and
uroysrs.es tbs hbsr e OF the eolatsY, tie ndePen-
o nee Of tbs press and rel ou5 Privi gee OF the
D.. pc al hi. feet Elen tho LineO'n GUys msnt,
desto a. t L. las dared ~ attempt any suoh en-
e-oacluisnt upol n hbsriss OF the people OF the
. ltsd Stslos.
vist n siTagea 10 enter my solemn pF0aas sgalpss
this moastfous proposition, which, II adopted by Don
gro viii PC = " sndauger the success Of our CAUSE
b. brssku the 7Dri Of our people, which may pre-
cioiasa co ter 70 n,ion but may, ard fear Will
srRerd.rs &. eng FEEL . for ncjnsuuciiOn with tho
odaus soysrnI, ~ Of the nth the only means o.
ssolps from uors 6SspOtis therefore earnestly
rscomm I'd the passs. Ct joint resolution by this
g neral Assembly insuIoE x ar Senator'S aad re-
qlss,irg our Representatives 10 Congress to voc
against and uss al possible IA aIsHes 70 prevent the
passage Of any such la.