The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-07-09
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an & ius means are soon discovered for the relief the
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Britain What war against the SOVEREIGN who hnd 50 kindly
they enjoying the blessings Of peace and comfort They
sary that should taken They rush the Council
their spiritual leader gone TO whom shall they
ares who yet prime is pleasant and
ssen nnd Peter Gilbert Esq In
he raises his remu9s s, Eo,se s, NO arm
against the who d US in s
us every comfort driven tyranny and perse;l-
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petitions only by repeated injury He has
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may end in and bloody prosecutions of the central depot
of yST nnsss the proper
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Rsdeemer The Bible aes not a"sn % E oed
ns" arise my ,sS Hnsn & ESe
ou a noCe to
pledged their fortunes and their sacred h"por E" my
dependence Who will speak for cause VIII" viii bear the
Of the s ns s h"s w the
c Of their eonnymen unite The sentiment and
hearty response arises A""s A"ns give our hearts anu
n M """s %sn f hg Ed on
habiments They make ready to stand in the ranks OF
sasis sts e0Ta Tbey fought the assisted in
asasr;Ds dsy i've s'Ds GRACEFUL
Without boast that the patriotic fires then kindsa
aame COLONY descendants has been represented in
EVE wsI IL In M e o ISL Company
Capt Roger Sheldon Hill And more recently
shared % the tolls the Campaign
''f sS nss Ss
the Of that little colony Dea ana
moey returned to Chareson before and alter the war
moved I to the West The colony originally this
not than % forty s o wh
with the English inhabitants d" not exceed one hundred 10
i. no% avs s'S %e would not omit
sr She ~as s OF s
of their faith and practice She had been Twice
faith and courage brought family n the simple aud
sS s e seS the
the past the M a h sir n~
nhs ] fought hu; ended M great s
s na 'tu &
there today immediate descendants Of the 9rsna
sess the assStt as Fat
by h b" ss 3 rrs 'sa i" s q" hi,
last descendant Of the first extreme age
this occasion his ages beautiful and vener-
able relic grace the Fenchman and the Pi"us sim
picity Rugueuot. His kndle and his elastic houh
aged orm obey impulse Of enthusiasm on the subject Ct. hf
Huyuepo colony evident that his light is OUT ms m'hd
dark memory refuse M ms bddihg
Of contemplation the history oil this htle colony pre-
forts liberty conscence its nemler have given TO
the noble f,me and heroic faith while he
their WORSHIP and The assiduiy with wh,c
y "s!a st it the
good men. ab"ed constantly to maintain pure simple
They studied the Bible They read the 'heo-
logical works which their libraries atounded They rrguar
y offspring the sound practical doctrines ORA"
directly from great Of Scriplual authority Ana o
said To- their honor conduct onadies'a their roe
sion y this blending sound thought and correct
il OF pue religion emabe conduct they built up spiritual
region country fair aud comeiy as was ample
and commodous which have rh the orig hght-
The influences Wellington Church. under The lnnsatohs Oh
DR. Wuid founded an In It's early days. supl"e
in reat degree French colony have been exere NOR" or
Iess through South Carolina and have u "
little toward forming the
of this and intellectual Improvement
In the cause ri the colony not less re-
tasned their lasting gratitude Soon after their ar-
rival they established schools themselves Whch ty
regularly kept oubous times the country
would permit have their agency IN erecting ta no
be and lime honored insuton-he Wilmington Acaemy-whirh
acquired perhaps fame than any oi It's Khd ~ ~ u "
the state and many the first in South Carolina
scademca education The charity of he is another eri
ence of the evnccd by tue members o the Colony h
the cause O learning and e'ucalion .
In political principles aud conduct h.y nave Pouut e.
the beginning
sage teachings religious and OF their bitter "Spence
ardent lovers liberty republican liberty but exempt from
all spirit they admired that freedom "hy
by order of legal procedure They and
their descendants held commun"n win uuHuou
.n rioious feeling of the mperfections OF huna
rre and human have looked to ideal
ifisal,