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COMMERCIAL,
M > T--V6I AUGusTA,5 Nugtist s.
Buying at II i and selling at, L

,GOLD-Buying at IL and selling at III. II
'COTTON-The market has been very
dull tile entire day With a declining, ten
dency. We quote! Liverpool midd ding at
hl7!@I7l, closing very .dullga Sales, 20
bales; receipts, %. 81. !. ,I,.sai 6a.T
BACON-Stock large and market un-
changed; G. Sides, II q. RI Sides, 10 ;
Shoulders, 500; s,il 4 = s;5Gs 1Ey
Salt Shoulders, Dry Salt =, Is 4k.iSsYqfe SSslYqqfess' Is
bGcoRN-Prime white is selling at05 cts.
by the. car load from depot retail, s..
WHEAT-We quote choice white, 81 S5;
FLO aFLoiufRMoity if eN1ills,as7 SOC lQ;,at re9
tail, 81 % barrel higher sCountry,S 81 80
7 az, according to qualitY.sst,.+ rss !.
+ CORN; MEAL-S1, ,05 at who olesale; 81 20
lat retaiilt ,bs!i.-; a8 hag,2s 5.5df
"a oATs77O@sO. o .,agtj ,da--ssiwia. 70
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-German and Irish Emlgrat, on.


: European advices, says the Jo,irndl c7
Commerce, apprise us ofsanunprecedent-
edtemigration'from Gernanythis season,
The war over, and their duty to their
country at the most critical epoch Of its
history nobly done, theigallant Teutons
propose to come to the. United States,
where longer. term Of peace seems
to be, assured than at home. Though I'M
surpassed as soldiers, the Germans are
at heart men of fdpeace, and that land Lam!
which offers them the best guarantees OF
that blessing has the most charms for
them, especially when with peace they
can buy land cheap, and have ampler
room for enterprise and ambition than
crowded Germany can afford, The en-
tire effect Of the emigration impulse in
Germany has not yet been felt here, but
some idea Of what it will be may be
gained from the the returns of the Bureau
Of Statistics for the three months ending
June 80. In that Il time me- 3o,s14 Germans
landed at the port Of New = Yorki ); whiic
for the same period the emigration from
Ireland to tie same port, proportiohatel
large also. at this time, was 26, ,149.: = OF
the two classesthe Irish almost asa body
stay here, but of the Germans d consid-
erable number GO West. aHj - iioaR ~
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DaiFor the Advertiser.
Tribute of Respect,

o1 ria Tribute of aRespect,- ,fm
Vat irregular Gommyinicatien: of Cald-
well Lodge, mo 80, "A. F: Ms, the follow
ing Resolutions were offered egl and and unani- m
a 4m!lously adopted :.,os8sy nj to4 -,
+ WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the ;Allwise
Creator; Of the UniYerrse to. remove from
our midst our much esteemed and wor-
thy Brother S. JAMES A.lMAsIlE4s To: ToM.P,KlIN's; v ,tl
who occupied the place of FLU: Junior War az
den of our Lodge. Therefore be it ~
/ Resolved, That i3 his death this Lodge
has ,1osta worthy and efficient Brother and
officer: 49,! .le.I.c lisso !"n 9a1,5
Resolued, That this Lodge ibej clothed
in the usual habilame ents OF, mourning for
thirty days, and Blank page be left IN
minutes inl imem6fy of Eouf deceased
Brother.g i5al. ,ssf:fahsj aA! ri VOC
RcSolged, That. we extend our heart
felt sylnpathies to. the widow of the de-
ceased and thatIa copy Of the above
Resolutions be sent to her, and one also
to the .Edgeficld Advertiser for publica-
ton. T. M. SEIGLER, Secry.
July 29th. 1871. So 81 ti'.1i" .7!i4
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"The Man and Brother"


The most touching illustration Of radi-
cal love for the man and brother has been
recently afforded in Mississippi, as,siven
to the world by the Oxford correspondent
of the Memphis Appeal A certain car
pet baggar runs aalowJ grog-shop, fre-
guented exclusively, by negroes; nthe
rullness of his affection, for the, dusky
race heinsured strong, healthyffteenth
amendments life for $4,000. Cuffee was
then strictly sober in his habits and7im,
plicity believed that the policy would
operate to prolong his life, to whatever
length he wished. :. The carpet-bagger
next took him into his employment and
gave him unrestricted access to a. barrel re
of the yilest" but head" eyer compound an |;
ed in Cincinnati Resnlt-Cqffee was
dead in about two weeks and his bene-
factor pocketed the 1000. :
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rhe Cotton States Mechanics and
Agricultural Fair.

DR.. WM. n. TUT, President, in forms
US tilat the second grand Annual Fair OF
the Cotton States Mechanics and Agri-
cultural Fair Association, of Augusta,
Ca, commences Tuesday, October 3lst,
and will continue for five days: N'
The President writes us as follows:
"Our exhibition this year viii be on
much more extensive scale than that OF
1870. We are prepared with the best ar
ranged and most beautiful Fair Grounds
| in the South, to offer to Visitors and Ex-
,hibitors all possible inducements for in
struction and display. Our object is to
establish our Association as. Cotton
States Institution-not confined to any
section u it's aims-and for this purpose
we are substantially aided and sustained
by the Capitalists, Agliculturists and
Manufacturers of our section" -
We have also glanced over the sched-
ule of Premiums and Regulations of the
Association, and are more than pleased
with the long list of extremely liberal
Premiums to be distributed, and the
excellent regulations forNconducting the
Fair. we anticipate for this grand Fair
grand success-and would advise all
Edgefeld to make their arrangements to
attend e,, naasSe. S6l3
The Association has invested some
Fifteen Thousand Dollars IN Premiums,
and in relation to this appropriation the
Augusta Chronicle d Sentinel says:s 9a
The contract for the medals and plate
to be given at the, October exhibition of
the Cotton States NJ. d A. Fair Associa-
ton has been awarded to Messrs. F. A.
Brahe q Co., Of this city,. ~ y .s.zt.'
The contract amounts to. about the sum
of fourteen thousand dollars and amongst
the bidders were several well-known
dealers aud manufacturers from New
York and Philadelphia. The best artis-
tic skill that the country can afford will
be displayed in the designs Of the med
ais and plate. We congratulate our home
jewellers in receiving this contract; which
was awarded solely on the basis Of merit
and economy. -
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A CARD.

HAv1N&S Sas s4qsS eJaasld ia ldslsbis sAa attention
to, the business Of REPaAaIRIsISG RE PA n laad
TUNING PLANES, Inow,o offer my ser
vices to the people Of Edgefelld, promis
ing prompt and good work to all. who
may favor, me;wSitbl y their ei patronage. ri0
,,,,.,,.,,, WILLIE CHEATHAM.
Aug2 If .sn22.,
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.A.Riot in Dublin. !

s-i,.i. t..il4a,..' .aGDuBL1S, August! !7..p
In spite of the prohibition, pthe, friends
of Fenian. amnesty attempted ted Ito hole. a
meeting in Phoenix Park. Symthe, mem
Der of Parliament, Sullivan, editor of the
Nation, and John Sullivan Byrhe, entered
the Park, followed by alarge crowd: Pe-
lice Superintendent Howe: standing On
Wellingtonimonument, ordered the crowd
to; disPerse.i Howe .lwas hurled btoiqthff
base m, the monument and badly treated.
A half hours fight ensgel, when the 'I'I9-
lice we're reinforced aid dispersed the
crowd. smytht and Sullivan were wound
ed badly. a4Overa hundred were injured
and taken to the shospitaA ,aaa sbaiIt
iBokDdS, August 7.la
:. dispatch from Dublin to-day says, the
city isquiet, Several places visited by
the Royal .partyawere gutted' cons Sunday
by the mob. .ts,GEieJ.. ;'g,goi =
Several French war stearmssss "a ,ss are ready
at Toqlinl. in view of appreRende,all ,ll. Eas- y
tern complications. -. 80,
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.ssAbUDAfoLD TOWN
!. RemoYal, of Pleasanton.

y4l. shemoVaLof fteasantons, ,oA'st
buWAsH1NaToN, Augustus iS.-Lastenight
Grant sent'his private Secretary ,toiPleas.
anton, requesting his resignation. Pleas
antondechned to resign, swhereupop the
fRresidenk determined to; suspend him
and appoint Douglass !, The matter sYiI
probably be consummated to-day. o.;
The President,has departed, . 4ar'
Pleasantop has been formally suspend Fy5
ed and Douglass appointed ted and an in pos
The e. immediate mi Si 5sa causes ga assigned 70,
Pleasanton's removal in toffidial circles
are: Revenue not 81 collected With efieien.
ccy cy, reversal Of rulings Of his predeces.
sors, and making decisions, the effect o
which needless1y lessen the revenue, and
acting on important matters without con
sulting Boutwell,, wherein Boutwell, had
paramount authority. ne1eii 1eG 'c'
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From the Columbia Phoenix,

rs AFIesLet u huiueIef' ts
4sIa. ED1roaWe learn that on last
Saturday nightsthc Goth ult., about 8
osoioek $sx or eight miles. above, Salada
Old Posks in Neaberr1z goanty, Ssry
duet aad peaceable citias6, Iby ,thesnalhe
dSsMrS EbsterWhite, wasahot fM Ihis
House, b8i someiunknown sparty out o.
.doofs. "a coroners inquest was held gon
SahdsSby Nj SamueI8 8Fnrmaiii from
Newbe4y. t'House,i ,bat they could
find no direct clue tos.the guilty party
Late Tuesday eveningsa party of good
disposed citizens, aroused by well-found-
edsnspicions, proceededto the house of Mr.
,EGjah Pitts; living near, the line Of 'Iau-
rens County, and threatened him, in case
lIe'did not direct them to the whereabouts
of Mr. Noah Aletts, the suspected party
Through fear of personal injury, Mr.. Pitts
.letfthe party. about haE-evmile- -from.his
house to q pine ;thicket, which was sur
+i;,ia rounded, and after short search the sup.
posed murderer was discovered. Several
pistol shots were fired at him, without eff
feet when he was ioverhauled tbyl Mr. "a
K!iTnbblei After they had effected the
arrest. -Metts confessed. that hehad dperpe-
trated the horrible murder. HeMas taken
aboard the down freight tram on, WE'D. :
nesday morning, at Saluda Old Town, and
carried 70 Newberry, accompanied by his
escort,e ana lodged 'in Jail. I4ise to be
hoped that the good citizehsrof South
Carolina Will follow the footsteps of Sa-
iluda OldpTown, in striving to preserve the
.peace and. quiet Of the State, without
soliciting the aid Of the military for tits
through their virtue alone that. I've may
ever hope to bring about peace and pros
perity. = ne .'Hi'ls .!et.a saJ III .I. Ps.o.'
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Notice ITO Bridge 8 Builders, |l!l

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY, - tsA
y 2HaM1aRa, g. e. SaJuiy a5tRS Slssa.
THE EDGEFIELD COUNTY. COM.
l14NaSSI0NERS will receive Sealed
Proposals at their Office, on the 26th day
of August next, for the Building of the
following. named Bridges viz: .isi ..oo
One across Turkey Creek at Lowe's
Ford, .8Sieethigh, 1886 feet'long, ;of. good
durable heart timber, of sizes commonly
used for building such Bridges, and an
Bmbankment at the East end, of Earth
and Rock, 80 feet long, and sufficiently
high to- asGend theiB Bladges ssEsE9F&
One at Rogue Shoals Ford across Big
Stevens Creek, on The Key Road,
',.aoriS across cross .Dr. 1suckha1ter's Spring
Branch, on the Key Road. - .f...,.
And one across Horse Greek at Gran
iteville, on the Flat Rock Road. 71l-s 3
Further Specifications and Plans can
be3had by persons wanting tocont for
: 'Biiilding 81 said Bridges, at this Office,
~ i JAMES FsHARLING, &C! 6.
Aug 2 .JT8 'flIIUar&t'' l ~ 32>'
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Tfa WASHINGTON Icorrespondentn ofo tllt

> Tire Washington correspondent Olo tllc
Cincinnati Enquirer writes, AugustSd:
l@.When President Grant was here On
Tuesday his attention was, called to the
outrageous order, Of the commissioner of
Pensions in relation to the pensioners Of
the war Of 1912, residing in the South,
whichYalmost assefectually shutsthem out
of any yrelisfr as. though positive order
had been issued. arbitrarily. striking Their
names. from the rolls, The President
peremptofify decGneH. to Interfere, and
fnhtiimated that the order of the Commits
sioner was right, althoughsit is very doubt
full whether Grant.really y'understood'its'1
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ey+ Troubles continue in the portions
Of France occupiedfby the Germans. A
Prussian subject having been hanged, q
day or two since, at Poligmy,yin theiDe-
partment of .Jura,r riot followed ID
which the German soldiers eweapded
about,twenty citizepsl and threatehsd,b
burn the, Piaceo5 Quiet wasIest6rsd,the
ahthofitiesp Eomisihe elathe arrest. Of the
Offenders. nt1ailas 2lc. i6t 81, ,il j. !,
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State Of, south Carolina,
u s,,rEDGEFIELD COUNTY. =,
Court of Common Pleas,

,n7r Us. ''3F5' sri idf4 .t 5zea ii,
Mary Condition, Ad'x., ,noIL5
;Lovett Gomillion, gon, conv s,,,,,6;, -, IN .
Thomas Thomson, 0opy ot'iiiiiolis
Margaret Thomson, ~ ! 40 .49taS
Samuel f.. Goodeytsie II Bio mi
Mary Goode. .t, 49, -.
TO the Defendants Samuel T.. ,Goode and
r Mary Goode his wife 81! ''-!'iDs'%
'WOUi are hereby summoned and re-
b ltoquired to answer, the complaint, in
this action. ..of which a copy is herewith
served upon yotI, and to serve d copy Of
your answer t6. theisaid complaint on; THE
ssrbseriberss at their 0ffice,i ut, Edgefield
Court House, S. c., within twenty days
7 after the service hereof, exclusive of the
day Of such service; and ifiyou fail to
answer sthei complaint within the time
Aforesaid, the plaintiff lin this action will
apply to- the Court for the relief demands
2edtin the c0nplaint!estR .oIlg2tF ~ ID :
.asE. S. iqrWRIGHT &c, NORRIS,lH
!, Dated July 10, 1871" 'anii'. - 9 ~
10 the Defendants Samuel r. Goodesan
MARY: Goodies ~ .'a' i'edsIT 'sArs
I@Takeinotice that thel summons in this
action, ofiwhich the foregoingois a copy,
was filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas for Edgeflel
County; dit Edgefield Court Fl oase, sc. /,
.oh the 18th day oftJnlytl87li Il. nes aFa5 |!
,at sa DoJWRIISG3Ht3.Tl, t3.l, q. ~ MORRIS
4 r,.e., e,; = Planting Ifs Attorneys;
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; = 'i.,T y 5fl.' = lJf \ al =
SCHOOL. ( NOTICE.,

I'M 'iflpt :..---. i..I.f
4 HE, Undersigned are gratified to be
able to anpolnce to the public, that tho
Rev. 'EUTHER BROADDuS has con.
scented to take charge OF ther Edgetield
Male Academy ON thea 18th Sept mbel
next. His attainments in Scholarship
and his high character recommends4ns
Card into-day's paper to themost favola-
BILE consideration OF our, people, and in.
sure 9 first class English and Classical
School.
aSsSIi, i,p ,i,sM. il. BoNHAM, nai.s
,ef ~ ;tr,R RIG. NJ. fDUNOWANT,
A. j. NORRIS,
II. w. CARWILE;;''. - '''
pl w. w. ADAMS, o.
Trustees Edgetield Male Academy.
Aug. l, ISL. ,..,n.i .y.,. ~
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FRESH.TURNIP SEED
Fine 1 nc Beef Cheap for Cash.

vEyHE undersigned, has on hand, !, and
d will continue . to keep, a lot of choice 4 ,a
from his Market House, at Goodman's
Satnrday Sat 1s; ;rloriiina eoS iins isss 1 h&a gu
- Choice Steaks, l2A cts. per pound, i.All
remainder from to 10 cts. per pound. r,
Notice the reduction in price, and be
stnTgt sure to weigh your BEEF At home.it
g.S" Sell for CASH ONLYl2tTn13i
Aug. 2 ct ( 80
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.PICKENS SENTINELNIltis is the
title of new weekly paper lately estab-
lished at Piekens, s. c., by Messrs. j. R.
HoLooMBE 81 Co. . The Sentinel is neat
little journal, and spicy one. We well
como the ScntiucMiinto thepnewspaper
ranks, and wish ita prosperous and pleas
ant career. 4, i,,.,.....,. 10y sltf9 ys iii,
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l...,,taisssye.sBs oaflfsla, fornerlga giAed
sSsato llahd dlasl aa III IL atims edswith
E4he. ckatlestoh 60sis;srs disdas 3 ~ i
natic Asylum, ColumbiB Azr ae 2a'sas%,
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{. ertH:;iY.NI;EIN,JEAL g, z.
MARRIED, in Philadelphia, Pa, on the
LIST inst, at the residence Of Mr. D. II.
Mcdonald pallyd by the Rev. Me-. Warren,
Pastor;of ARCH Street NJ, e. Church,
Capt. FIRED; FRI l. SMITH, Of Edgefeld,
S. c., and Miss ELLA LEE WE'LL
MORE. Of Baltimore, Md. No cards.
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..TNsaa Nsaa1ss.HSCaTd,F

T. u e. yj:It.
i WOULD beg leave to respectfully
inform nv fHispSs (Raesioa3anlx the Ia
dies,) and the public genefaiiy; Ia Edge
field ieell that tlhea on the LIST August, apd thepse
forward, will lbe. found at Dies eapopnsssf
Dry Goods :Establi ishniest eoftK,o R4GHs
ARDS Il, BROS; 1tha q Frederickshssg
Store, Augusta, Ca, where r'wff be
most happy to see and servethem, giving
them perhaps; i;sas tagaals bargains
in every respect as may be obtained in
fhsp pCjtv la. ~ ,fs'rtrssfjs &iiTy1
= 'l1' c,,l14a si. ~ HUGH l.ts5i s. HARRIsaa
aAigustal July 20, 1.a.lasst.s, y & s,lsnalsL
.6i Lemons !Es EeIA oas {.
1,lidsansis4 aiifl-fi .sisS>fts llr III = 9ilif
j BOX FRESH iEMefSS fust lie;
ceivei.. And lemons VIII be kept CON
stantly on hand at ngliilq:,ii. Y 2 81, y, -
Gil, PENN's Drug Store;
Mayl7 z "a
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~ hsBI es BRYAN, 'sec'l4y.

Ivy IeEREAs, We deem the ineffieiene,
of our Churches, due mainl y oitlleilacli
of proper, discipline. And Whereas
Certain practices are allowed which a
the'saIne time are not;appfovedH ao92
I,fINe :. fore ResotUed, That we uniteair
urging upon. the Churches ito exercisea
moro rigid watch eEnr their mem mbers
and that in addition 70 other plain viola
tti6ns dfiGod's word we considef'the fol
lowing rs offences mariting their atten-
ton and discipline, viz: nv 81 60
list. Indifference, Especially as mani
tested in not attehdi6g the meetings 81
the Church, and engaging in its work,-.
in failing ato laboI with war;. y. and iii
m persistent, y repoftm emil rs of the Church
tbnt are iknoWn to bel III disorder and in
refusing tofurnish pecnnihry aid insus-
taininr the Church and ministry ,osl4
"a. Engaging in dancing. as pfacticed
7atthe tjresent daY;j oFgiVing sanction and
encouragement to it,sby allowing it in
ths5y ii chance h tsGe Hss
such as ordinary gambling, lotteries, Gift
er,terprissst &e.!ii,R segf'f Sia3 ti].K Eb
I.4thjfAn kinds ,ofaeyilI speaking and
fsisaasf9SH'sJf sH 5. r aehairs. 81
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3 .IIiaf. ..ReeeiiYYletsd.a Ell W. =

A"f:N1CE Lot; Of. HAIR and TOOTH
IffA BRUSHES, at slln H4Qs
E99 Nd IMLs PEN NJ Drngstdras.
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/ 'SifuatiOnI. Wanted.

A. YOUNG LADY, competent to teach
fYNo the higher English branches, desires
the charge of q small School, for would
bewilling to take School in some tami-
lY. Good references given. Apply at
this Office. - ~ 2eT ~
Aug ssaY .fs.H bS7i 3t: i,sa-
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Notice.

r WILL sbe absefit from the County
J. from this date until the first Of Sep
,tember, during which time my Office
viii be closed. 81. w. ADDISON, ESQ.,,
vii" l"have MY business in charge during
my absence! s7i> pi - ~ ~:
,',r -. ~. .o j., L. ADDISON,
Xttorney.at, Law.
Aug9 st .!?s933j
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Pernlamenf lNFanure.
A,s RARGAIN +!

YTHE. i35 Horse Power ENGINE q, and
Il MACHINERY Of Q, first rate Flour %
and Corn Mil, at presenE suecessfulE
working in Columbia. fCan be bought
cheap from I. .hns-syl adzs,l.., jn,,lH.4i I
r,.syos, j. JAS; Jas tHUNTEK, Miller; td:
Columbia, Aug 8 =. IT," 80 SO
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Aug
Notice

s9iog r,Io,J Notice II rns4 ;;io
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pplicationiwill be
IL madeat the next session of the Leg;
islature OF this State for q chatter to build
Railroad from Latrens G. II. via Edge
field O. H!iito Augusta, z Ca, orr some
point on the C. C. !&lA. Railroad South OF
RiHs HslaSsiS aSssi gepSs. 3 c' .Aut 7sd,%i hlss
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,AJGood Platforms

When THOMAS. JEFFERSON delivered
his first inaugural address, he laid down
what he conceived to be the principles jsg g
government. They, form i the b be best Il pleeff, lef
form Of Democratic princ nciples ever Y ptp enun'
ciated, in Office OF, out Of Office, and a9 1o1
nearly three-fourths of 9 century have
been the ruling principles governing, the
great party of which Mr.. JEFFERSON \, was
the acknowledged hsadil hSai They TEh y az are fa as
follows: 80. r,,;a.s ,yl ,.s.gIx
of whatever state aS Or persuasion, r religl'
Gus or political. ~ .ss.,..s,.o.i.
The @ support of the State oyeT;n(mlnesSn1tss ;(ln #
in all their rights as the surest bulwarks
AGAINST anti republican tendencies.
5aThe preservation ofthe General GOV
ernment in its whole constitutional vigor
as the sheet-anchor of our peace at home
and safety abroad. -" ~ q p"os.N
GA jealous care of the right 'of1eiee,
.tion by the people,. eio1' ~ ~s@
=. Absolute acqniescence IN theFoepA'
eions of. the msjoritys the vital primer
pile of republics, from which therssis nc
appeal but TO, force, thesvital principie
and immediate parent of Edespotismc .ie
".The supremacy of the civil over the
military authority. So ,,,.,. ~
ECONOMY in public expenses, that
labor may be slightly burdened.. ,,si..
=" encouragement Of agriculture, agilg lll a and
Of commerce as it's handmade. . .,yt,e
"The honest payment Of our our debt debts
and sacred PERSEVERANCE q. Of the pubDhh}f Dh}
faith. -. y" -, ~. ,,.re ,,s .....oh
The diffusion Of information, 20 and an,.; ar.
raignment Of all abuses lathe at the l.l1ss bar g
public reason. %. v,,. s..i o.. 4ssl.,.is.i
I" Freedom, of religion, freedom 81
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