Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-03

producing countries, hevy stocks in
Europe, (but not, howSer, quite as
large as lasl year at thistime, Il very
unsatisfactory. trade IN Manchester,
and the fast hat lie exense per loom
in building new lactorls III England
is largely III excess OF whit it was FIVE
Years ago, (since whid time there
have beer very few ng works put
upl-all facts seem to idicate plenty
ofraw material and Il s9rcity OF looms
to spin it. 1t is true tire have been
some few factories TT up in the
South but they can My supply a
home demand, and are ut as Il bloom
in 1000 ac;e field leir effect on
the great cotton tradaan hardly be
felt beyond their owneighborhood.
Whether the "tul'' or !" bears
will prevail remains tt be seen but
it doss seem that The horts" (bears)
have much in their For. They, OF
course, haye agreed tdeliver what
they have not; and j the bulls"
can control all the copn, they can
make tbeir strength It ut the emf
Of each month; but cl they, with
the large crops, hold uough to, do
this? Have they theruisite money
ed strength? If tlr have, they
will certainly temporily put up the
price; but If not, is 1t the natural
tendency from these uses towards
lower prices? Time i'll tell. I'll /
Governor Moses and e Appointing
Power.
We have already referi to the appoint
ment of Gen. ], B. Dennas superinlend.
ent of the penitentiaryIice Gen. Stol-
brand, removed. As toe causes which
led 70 this change, we .not informed.
We regard it, however, lper to say that
we do not conceive thate Governor has
in this matter at all conted the public |
interests. I'VE are not 'are that Gen.
Dennis, since his arrival this State, has
exhibited any of Inequalities which
qualify him for the re,nslble post to
which he has been eeval: That he has
beer an active and usel instrument of
Governor Moses, we havcason to think,
is very obvious. AS tots enterprising
nature, however, this pold, has been
illustrated more in the rnlshlng of the
State House than in anther public ser
vice. Why a "great uolsterer" should
he safe and efficient PtentiarS Super
intendent, does not app
Upon this. however, young Gov,
ernor may be copgratuld:, he ls grateful
and rewards his lriendsnd he has a re-
gard for the fitness Of tgs. since he has,
at least in one sense of word, pat Gen.
Dennis in the Penitentl.,
Shakespeare has .ugsg'dl that in "this
worlds corrupted. cure where justice
is so often showed BY, sometimes hap
pens that
1.-THE jury passing on prisoners tife,
Hape q thief or t'ro '1f'er thaa 6ip!
they t'y."'
Under present auspi We are having
reform with vengean' Instead of the
Pcnitentiary opening ioors for the men
who have plundered Estate and laid
her fnancirl rcdit ins dust-nstead
Of the sworn officers oe law and JUS
tico takln3 measures take i tnose par
ties dissjg,o;rge, disj,;r they par their'i ill-gotten
riches in the faces OF tleopie, a,ndwheh
we expect The Pcnitcni to take them,
thev take tie Penitenri Such as Gov.
ernor Moses and Suptendent Dennis
command the situatl-Souh Carroll {
nian,
40 The Tlia lfaflrersF q Mechanics AS !
soliatiopl of ApdeffsoFFeett 9n !.ll the 18th
l,nst tant. Seventy; twhl1alress Of stock
were "; represented. 1election of off,
GERS was held with tbllowing result:
B. F. Crayton, Esq, sident. Drec- {
toss-E. G. Roberts, ". Humphreys,
WI. iIdgon, j. w.'rris and B F.
whitney. Jas. A. J, secretary and !
it..oA sk,~o.