Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Carolina 'spartan. eOVK8MJ? R?bP^ 9.1 El*5AS IFFAM& ? The committee which visited Kansas und?r the appoiutmcnt of Congres* has proc- T| ei inadequate tq the lull purpose it w#t* J ___ bo, cd Would be attained. Paity K|?irit runt too Mjq fur truth, and-public co?B L f denee find* but an imperfect basis is any | exhibition of political affairs. There iuu?t i be ? majority nnd minority report, ar.d each i Au ii? distinguished by the peculiar sentiments j tyliieh actuate the two parties. Mattel* of ' * fact are feon fi<?m two difffltoot points of ( - view, add the.deductions of reason are in- ' **' tiuencej by the bias of the mind. "The resolute inquirer -after tbo truth in such n . ca?e tua-d take the labor of reading both ^ statement*, and then reconcile discrepancies of fact and Opinion a* best he'ruav. ! il'om< Among the testimony educed, however, I W (^ by the l?au.cy committee, nro loiters wiit-" .'. teu hy Gov. Recder to bis political frieuds, ' [*^"v] ' wbicb'contaiu passage* thai must seriously 1 ^ ^ rifled hi* reputation, and aro well cnlcula- j * ' ' led to impair the confidence of all disinter- j '* ested persop* in the cause which ha ha* j ! l^" coufegsevily espoused. Tire three follow iug j r,n* ' eltruct* from his pen, comprised in letter,, j 11 il to-itja private fiieuds, are adduced amongst ] lnhor the tOntimoiiy before tbo committee iu e\i- I " HU< denoe oThts'ovta conviction of the legality 1 ?n?nl] and propriety of the action in Kansas against the Frvo State party: "Nor do i boo how you can raise, in the 8u?r?ine Court, any point as to the validity 1 of the laws, except the one of their removal I hr.'u; lo the mission. 1 have not, however, examined the case; still, J should think that u fw free State men on the jury would be a aftsurer reliance than the Supreme Court. I ^ . should hesitate long before upending much money. on the latter." cr h4\>io putting a t.6i of laws in operation ! nuJ 1 in opposition to the territorial government, j thy. opinion is confirmed instead of b ing ; 0i shaken; iny predictions have all been veii- / ficd so far. aud will he iu the future. We j j ^ will b\ so far as legality is concerned, in the j " (1 wrong; nud that is HO Iritlo, in no critical a , 1 ' ' kt',U hi' lllln, u Q..1 i l-ioir ,.f M.ul. I.I...-. 1- i .j^4, nnu ? ? %? * *' IUVU VIWU) J consequence*." * * * * { Oi 'But 1 want'you to understand, most '; ^ distinctly, that 1 do not t?ik tbvis to il*e {|i f , public nor to crqr oiiew.icv- 1 may s;H*ak ^ iuy plain and private opinion in letters lo j ' ourTrieads in Khusus, lor it is my duty; but 1* to the public, :u you will see by my public -letter, I show no divided* trout."?6'et*. IK"i. Hteders It t tort. . ^ In the first oi lb* preceding extracts i *.lil theio is an indirect suggestion to pack n 'H* jury somewhere. The. passage without the ' context is not explicit, but it bus a aufikicnt ^ inclining to justify public remark. We " -eu]>po*e the question to be tested by.a jury f " rofeis to Kansas; and the importance of iroe ' ' "" State iuou in determining the is?ue indi ! cute*the political predilection on which Gov. ,"u'-v linedur relics to efl'ect a result which tie r would tint trust to tho Supreme Court. w,1<1 There is a concession here of remarkable significance. The writer not only commits | bine himself lo a laxity ot political morality c*l ? r none cau excuse or palliate, but virtually In *, nurrenders every question as to tbo "valioi l>e b ly of the laws" enacloU by the legislature noon of Kansas. , roak* The sefcbnd of tliei* <rogoiug extracts une- umt quivocally rind unreservedly admit* that I lire whole movement of the free Slate pir- > ty, in opposition to the leriitorial govern- j Ar inenl, has beeu lawless, and consequently tum?t insurrectionary. With such an admission whor; ftotr; Guv. licodcr, llie whole issue is lit- 1 verv terally at an eud. None know belter than Th lie* the history of the whole Kansas atinir, ,;oll>. oven op to the present day, and in thus g- t .< ting hiui to testify, frankly, as t ? wliat he m ,] Know*, we iu?y be sure that we gel at the v j , truth of the mailer. ll i? H<>t the !e?s re!i trr m ubiu that the truth is atrivcti at through a i;i i lap.^o of political morality uueily iucjtcusA* f,ir> i J? r>( The Juki of the selections from the pri- 1 v c vale hand of Gov. Header introduces us to ^ an aildacily of spirit which must c!iallonge the admiration of a certain political school. ] n" To multitudes, however, the exhibition w ill be somew hat revolting. We doubt not ; -j ^ many persons engaged in political life hare ; ^ j( ore set of opinions for themselves and an ^ ^ other for the public; but w bother th?*v are , r -i e i * umi as free in the cxprosatou of them amongst , ^ ^ thoir friends we shall, prol -ably, never learn. I In Gov. llecdet p case such an exhibition j attaches the odium of demoralisation to t le i w whole party which continues to sustain l.iin. v.:;u.i And "thru king for freedom" under I lie pJlV.ii lead of nich a man brings the thing down c,rllt,, to the level of a farce, which only excite* in the audience a laugh of demion at tho ! miserable style in which it is played, ll p.u Gov, lieeder is fairly represented by such wKnox tracts as tho foregoing from his private j;,y |, correspondence, tho sooner ho mire* info ! r j private lifo the better it will be for himself u!i?r< and any cause with which he may be iden- ' ?,,j < liiied,?Baltimore San. > n' . m '*' * (verm Army ?|n various |<ort><ina of our iU 1 trk't, we ure informed, xlus <i? *UiU-t vo m?vci? linvo lo made lUfir nppoaranco a ad an* rommittina srn-nt i depredations 01) tht crops. One gentleman, * e rind or stand, him t tinted Imbn-h upon neatly "II hi* | '1 * bolt m kind coin, (iiul.ua it lio|ni s.Wo lo iirrest mni their definition o;!iel.its>\ In .-ix ?>r eight ot icr f jk0 plantation* tiny have destroyed pro**, torn ami , nton in tlicir in re'i. Nor am they confined t.. ' r' ibis District alnli.-: in Abbeville, Newberry and thong Ki? hlnnd wo hciir tnsy ho van nmtiKne 1 ill. ir Wi?rk | and c of d?-*truct.o? we uro iii/hrim-d llml they Ih?*h I eiealroycd iie..t!y tha v> bole of Mr. J .b. C't ewi'jiell's * , . ? . 1 , prniti VJOtKJlI, in AM/v- ii'' 1/ t.-Ot. ? li.un,) IIOJKI , i^r that ottr information in greatly exaggerated} tint ;vi> know lliere is con.i dcrable m!.m'ui tiumng o:ir tnr- ^ ' rn or a, are I Mr there in much onus*; tor it U there i friend no rooieilvl ll there i?, wo would consider the mf,?i man who will make it known through the papers j ( ^ a public benefactor, ntid entitled to the purest grnti- ' fad* front tliu win do hunt.in race.?I,nirenrvillr ' Herald. s ^ ^ SfxiK.? In Hpnin fin re tin* been a forrobl tMo > jfrond fnmtrreei.oti, eainted, it in ?u;d, by the forced r. ?ig- wo< ;. nntim oi tbe Cabinet. It commenced in Madrid/ i wd on the J nib instant die National Guilds mid , ,'"rP# , eitiviu ftniglit the regulate twenty-loui hem* wnsot <J:.e sero.ini any* iln?( die memgeub b id proohein . *ent? I cJ n repuh'ie, and tlmt the President of th. Cm-tea had hfitdcd UtursMHon. Gerf.O'Donncil had dc , ' ' clkrcd all Spain in n Btutv of s.rge mid dtssJved " the Nutmnni Gutids. ft ws-rnmortd tint Finite sl.orU would ?euJ tin army of observation to tbe tioMiot < *4 Su.. n. The Icrst .'ulvicin from M.uli id sny thftt St a tho m-urrce'.ion b . I been mb !u. <! The corn* ; *n art ttnlMlsiH* I 1 41? 1 ' rWm ?.- i^.coa J twt*, writing mlu ^nier d.ite d Itiw ?r? iiing nf trie I tin luMnnt, t . pivi-H h nr>l ncei.uiii, itnd ?.ty? tfinl tTie'iitJiir !,,r3,: nt? 'n At. ; n, 3.'ir?rro?*a and C'aUiiitit.a * ? ?? ! pen! r.i otM-v<Wul; llwt tin- fnrrtaou wore ruling wt;U Ihu ; 41 - fi i .anrgtutr, and ihn. Erpm-irro li*d fltd. . irtt?>rc A hit Won* ? ^ e hntra hf.n leKnbly .nfonncd , or Vll| iHi; ii?> Army Worm baa mndf it# nppiurusiot- in , mroU d-ff'Mvnt fH-iiit": ?t o' iur JViaii., t, and they ft.* r.tp- Itar.on idly extending ??J Sweeping nvciy thing rru^t h liitin W? fenr thai utter de?troc?imi rri\ ;*n*uc vr th n to iho crop' cm! regitalion ot nil U.ada. i tuert [Cf'to'.er Standard. ittle c MrtTtAUT Utttmot* ?On Saturday )Mt L rut. C-d A', J. T. yii-nit tkakd Cotooet tiC ;lie a* h K^innn; S C M., to All the ramnaj o?an- w-,# ^ iuiif J be i f ri? gnn: kn cf Col J. w ?sm<To " mcntillr Journal 4T>r} . - 'jt ? . I !! ! MSppgggBHBBg Z\)e Spartan. 3!PAKSMflBXJ?? IIIKSDIY UKJI'ST 7, J8| je of Thrrniowlti at FisArr jr Itrin B Utug Sjote. 1 1? 3 So So S3 01 94 04 31 - .SI 00 00 84 . 1 '.0 80 85 84 2 10 80 00 01 3 V 79 *60 83 . S3 *4 *16 82 . 80 81 3 74 80 81 84 ? 74 00 00 00 mcptlfi f biuxbo it nud ?re Allll-wigAgiJ it: no to our subscribers 4 ml advertisers, to wfcv ? (lie j>ro;<r ro?;>on?i-?- Our plnn Is 1 the bill lor the amount dite is cncloefxl * puvoIoih-, directed Inch t?> oursolve*. ' So:n w o eetid hnrotheii postAife both ;?ll \vc nr.k is tint they enclose the iiYoury >il!, which wo will reciipt nn?l return tin ttbombfi's paper. The plan i< cltc?|H'i * ? can devise for both p.utiee, txdwiiluttn volve* cone tit rable expense to u? nnU in tlio preparation. Wo kluit) regret m ees-dol in inducing out (ricnJa to scud ? AltlOUItlS tllcV OWC. Our TinnU rc returned to Sir A Toiltsoii for 0 Cf 'nrdhivi Tunc# of Tues.ley ?two flays late jhl by mail. me routo as entirety prnctiiMOit, witlnui f.>r a tunnel in the whole muitiitn.n din (lli resen t to that mode might be expedie n thu (listHiier *3-"' o riso at Home ?Tlie Mobile Ungute idle full <>f | i?<ti and cogent i-?s<?ib lor i?ion, utgew 8<inibern? rs to Bitty at home fi? lien".ill Necking seasons, nt.d I'osix tin i follows: lay at homt!' outlet to h inooribed m over tli* <hwT of every Southern house; li <?n mere niiin, r inthin ly, or l.iol >i{?r fsncy, .vifl not be *dr\ion *!<. <! bi ijr, oukUt to he sit down a.' one ulm.i ! ot Sou'.li*M>iun is hp si rvice merely, w xs Ukon with Imee urn r?t of allowance, tter dn'ru?t. Predict Sjuthernum v ill bt no rted / prtar.'ting it, nn?l iceu either of using gutia pcrcliu to ?i?( . << i?? ? Purliogams cM't lake care of himself, ?v> arrived In Washington t: prat??t i!? "t? ' s:rst:rt? ft , BROOKS ASD Bl'BUSGlTE. On reader* ilrwiy know (hat Mr. Brtx clm-d to follow Mr. "Burliogame to the House, Canada, to "negotiate," Jfcc. Hi# ci L iM%i.ig tii?; poltroonery of the latter ha* brou, ' ? boiiiiiivt, ttiikb he aflVvis io hop* win '"ni w lhe lt?*J grace* ot' hi* Oousi.t??*nU, an UJy their reacntineiu at h:s exhibition uf cow 'clock ^'e hare read thl* precious document, and < card of hi* "friend," Mr. I.. 1). Cam(J: Ohio, whoef eflbrt* to keep lira prinoipnt danger were 00 successful. We are sorry t I cannot hud room for tbctn. * * I To analyze three two productions for the p , | of exposing the trick would hardly pay, as tl live is patent on the face of the whole trans > Tuke ft sjngle point: tiding Biookt* note reached Uurlingame 1 ah wo fl'tertioon ot the 21*1 July, by the hands o.l this Bnue. At 8 o'clock the latter placed his u \ pre- to negotiate nt thft-ClHton House, Canada, Those Campbell. After at? hour's d? ways o'clock) the latter st.'.iia to huut Brook*?fa , wijj, find him* calls at Lane's roam, writes an * xp rough r- nole * '"nkts the delivery, and r than both notes?BuHiupame's beii tiding apparently for that pu' |K??e. Mr. C: inaoli "3y,: "Our Interrlew waa brief. lie epoke iilier jwnt named at inconvenient, and desirrd t >n tlte in ecent of\keir going there what kind i pons were to used " lie declined t?treat pons, though Lin?'t impression wit* (from ! narkkj^that Campbell wns not niithe../cd t? * >py of Torn hostile mooting, nitd lie so informed his r than pal. The interview over, theflare nb/tclei weapon designated, Campbell returns to his pal. rt ports ths fuels at 12 o'clock, midnight company with Mr. James, ol Wisconsin, family Bn,-|imrftr,jo towards the Caftan House, Co 11,1 his ?<e*jnd rcniniuiug behind, satisfied h.s i a*ur?. wuu|4 not be required. The brag game was 'burg. 1>ut j|(t, ?n?i tun spoiled by the action of tor. Mr Ciunpbelhknsw the r.ic-ting d< ? sens hostile, because Gen. Lane urged up ?v the Rnrbngmne, from Mr Br? ks, when the n itntioii r1*^ in li? hands before .7 o'clock on tl ildi -r l',"t l',e fbouht be arranged for f< flight 'rriwn on f'/r nrj/ morning at 4 o'rlocl wer.pan could be designated! Yet Mr. Hurl tvhiled away It's "wait" in New Y?>rk pr. " ? <.]. with the deadly rifle, and using the bell fir cveu I ?>ut of nine shots, and each nh close a< tr other. ' nun?winning the appellation of an "ucly c tnrci , from the t' li-grr?p(in> reporters of his ski din.a I remark on this pn tioTi of the mittr, oith bust- \ be laeu Mr. Tl rooks vioul.l not /?o to Can i that the refusal to have his antagonist nppr itance ' *''? weapon to ho used, t>> prevunt jiid'ctou news- i tVon or deprive ol opp irtiuvtyf r practice, (w 1 himself was .irquiring deadly ski'l,) \vasba?> ; ard'y, end pot him beyond llie pale of gentle j "In view of nil the facta, we affirm that fill al TTurliogamc uor Campbell designed a resort ol the duello '1 he proof bomg, that while (Ti n ; urged, at 7 o'clock, upon Mr. llurliiigarnc Sfilli ' tile meeting, the latter made, so fur ni the vitug | can juj^e, no effut to inert his aeeond for rolhia cimjc till 8, mid Mr. Campbell disclaims all t Con- titih with the aflair previous to 7. aviso, tli com- Campbell, aware of the danger of arrest froiu need- turc ot the ntcHiug, shuts his friend up t in dmght, then packs ham ft, i.ke t ruiiaJs; g will between two day-, and quietly goes nlioul In after" I business, chuckling ort-r tlie trap laid lot tin f can of Mr. Brooks, and, to use his own coo! Inn inpor- | "consoled by the ruth etioij that, whatever m: ' been tnywrmr* in the premises, no hi other' j im? ncen sited or hfe sacrificed by reason of: , of umte.M ' r *" ' If tlif conduct of Mr. Rurlingnmc tvn* <?<> jiioiiy g^otUii and tLnt oWMr. I?r>?oh? no opposite, \t hilhtg J no? the former, havittj* the 8oti?bron ' lh. ! Maxell 1:'a covuwd.eef Kcrpqu e*,i>"ifd Mr. n:n vvo i.inrc h'tn now . n the t1 vt <>f his ba. ' lum fl'iuitJit. We'll make capital out of In UP to follow you, damn hint, an ! yon vt II rv? < ? c rc* ! ln#t ground at Itonie! Hut the n'eely-ljid ' hat- ; wn??|?oiWd prv maturely by Mr. Rrooka "p ' la. the p<>!t:oo? or t\ villi I- . a round J\,, man, X> rt!i or "outh, t.ui U ve tin; ini p' ; r^nir Would promptly, on n?i| t of iniurma J the place cliotK n, ade.re h e tt it n?l to take no 'hey uo'.ico ol she matter, and y.\ withhold tlrciu povrty jertioii to that place tv licit mentioned by the , of Ilia ildvcrnaiy. MESSRS bbooksTM) KRITT. ' ^1C I On ills.- esili ull. tlu-sc gentlemen wore is en- jduuitly re o'ecled to ?m!s ?ii iho nt < '?i au'' ttu l on the 31?l a:ul Hi instant the (Juvon New- j by pr.K-tarnation made t.u t.u-t |?.* lit. Tli j by th.? i'mc ootnferUbly repeated, prepared ' clmr>?o ull ar.d initio- the rights and pri f lb . rcpruM^laVivft Mini genlit-111611, w ,1^ In the 4:h Congressional I>.?(rlot (Col Hi oner tlit- vole was ?,95'i. The contributions,.is j in the Columbia Times, wore $14 7.1)3 in I field, and the Banner rays the Amount in At ! wa?$l63. liqti il 1'berabty on the part of th |r wrt i! Miricta will leave a h u> lsoine surplus f< r 1 Sun- l etnigralino purposes. navy . Kro-n Col. Kodi's the 3d Gongrcssionn rhnpn J triet) we liv# no figures. save iho vote in U satly, bui^ precinct, where the large ng nber i some i votes was Ink- n. ; Moke Emigrants.? A company of Ivi.m* grants, front Chester,' to join Col. Wilkes, r< Columbia on Monday. Tin- Company is composed of (lie tnliowiii) . tl men: II W. Murray, lb-v. J A. MeC'ma Wr'alit. J.C. Wright, li E Letrtn, r eJ " .1 Gaston, J I. McChntocU, W in. Wilkin* ? arc \V llindmnn, J, Mavfuld. A. .1. Huiutr, M have Nod, M. S Me* lull, J. U Humphries, I r ) Trsylor, C. A<l?ins. I in *inu 10:1 id 1110 nuove llic ui Time*) we U-nrn that Mr. J. J-'. I. u ln.iy, of I 1 Mi'HNra. Brntvn, Kane O. ,1. r.'liner, ttnl 1 twoothora, Lava been ad Jeil t<> the couipnii) m?vr ' ltialikuid. com- A company fr-m >unit< r, nuiubmng I iinli- will al o join t'-ol. Wilke*. ! r tin- aiiou drain 1 ]>iploinntic nrv hkidy to l?n vrr< iv.ui.i.-d l>iMWri-n l'.n^'aitd and tin I nilc I : " '' L?>rd IIpwJi o t?* ho i, .(l tin' <1 tVn'Uity witl j Snulc in Spain'' ? npokeii of in< rnniptoti'a -n 'v n <>r. A too Ijord John Ku3f.ll. \\ c d<> not I tliiri' ia any p?x?li?hility ot t!i? l.it'cr Coining, r 1 Ontrnl A iik-rican qumiiun ia intrusted n 1 n" nmbu#?:uhir till, llim <|Hr*l ?" ' . Imposed of. Tho piopoal to rot roe ode t 1 I Inland# to lfondor.ut t? \ery p"pttl?t in Kn r nrd th ? v. !! f robtihly be the bam# ot i?ttl tin l' 0 j To. four M.trltna who had the iinsiitii | kiii lioio ib-cplcn, at [*4WloIlvdio, oil the ? I 1 ' * ? ; # Admitted to bail, aftci nvtniijration < : tin ] ,n fcS.PbO. Fhr Orangeburg boifthron ? *" ** "" j ,k.j, P.t Ho*. Rabop J)i??iii niii'le .in e|n*op*| 1 no; tion h? UniotiwiHo 011 tin* ?6th uIt K< v. Mr Ki d c.d'fHt?li. i?f Spartanburg, and Her. C. Wi V" of Ch rlcatoi wert ?bf. pntcn'. Two toil ut ce ' ' noiH war# made. hm f >11 the 2Gth ull the Cadet# ot FarniAn lTi birt ??y? Orocnville, were inspected nnd formal eoucA by Ma). W X Tf##lry, GOVERNOR ADA US. c understand that Cuv. Adams and 1 o.v reprwng in the healthful rttrcali of < >\\*e hope next to lidrr the pl? rct'tug 1jini mrij the (es'ivlliea of Sp.irtar i'io to are liini 11 With liia hfnvrr up, Rc-idv to meant l.ic rte'f lir*<f*!eo<l," ? Wednesday next, when lie will rcvie Regilfient.'. ll^s exo.-Henry inn tin* fipi f*Uunt horseman iTud a ttoW look ill? * jar people ivtil h;i l Ma prwnee with il< Dit. A.T^HCKfcf ir M v.n (r .11? In 1 tli* ji'-T.-nrc ol ii? |o fmiprr.nl mieroonrs", on Tdo?d iy ih ? ili-t nje'.fhcd Charleston M ivnio lie r. Miclry it (Iraud S^ri'tm y and I," e Grand I.inI/c, \. K. M.. ,rS iutli i'.-.r i n presence lure v.w dsi-1 to iio ufliei.il V wri t pleased also to rotiow onr 8'jquaii Dr. MwUi-y. as La large experience in idoiii linn nia.lt> liiin ''?!.?? ??( u?." RlllROAlMTliBTlNG an 'titer place may be frond a parnirr??| to Ui<> engine -r'a report of a surrey i ch linmd Railroad. meeting wai held at Adiovillc, cn the , at which re?"intioM wcrv adopted in rionds of ih:? connection, from South f\n Tcntn >?ee, to mm Not tli Carolina in oil, nt Aslievllle, on tl e 2i?tli ii.slant, to liarn:oulou? cft'urt in arging forward this ilevpriar. aocoiiiituo with to:* overture, a niectin Id at thr Walker House, on Tuesday . at'5 o*<liok,of such of onr citizen" a > it convenient to bo prosiMit. It 1* an it ivork, nu*! ahnald tubal their Attention. Sale Day. i usual nt Aug tut ivilodiy, we hrtJ a K-r of ur_ oonntrv friends in town, n i> we obsot red the Candidate* wore circu freely. e a ilea aero Dit i in a art.nit. Tlie C<?r r in Ivjttity soli tho t.mn real mt.ito a rnniiR Ivlwarl Ih i ty, e.-lfCh ??> div.d a'.a ol MiitnbY budding il oiorv 'nns. Tl: i wai separated (ran the land, :nid tin >M In S pare* Is, at an iijrgtogatc of lings $54? 5Q. li'ahtcrii lota, lying nt Depot, were aim ?<>i 4, real >'ng the so ' I .10, voral ? ? v/cro *<'-i hy fie shot IT, bu? I n.? |>: i ' -n <>l tti? v.due <rf tn'tn pr!n luaaoner hits c iininout'ci jnuoti of iU I'rue ins. The lifbt i "Old N*eh ; * Stoi v of \V.?t??r, Fire, tone," by O li. M*vsn, M. l>.,of i SOUTH C A HO iTsi "itlU C LI Tr R15 T. r have received the Angiiel iiuinl>cr n Me agrk-uhn&I tv<?ik. It i? v.v< II filir,], ical-auJ judicious iiiitu-*. A. G. Sun , Columbia. 3 C. Si |t<r antinrn. Wralher nutl Prop*. riknta of oar d'striot w?t mil north of v.sited Willi fin*- ruins on Saturday Bil l ist. Monday night the shal.-e of a I mfised over us, carrying us llf.-ieiiigs j?ci in?T9 needed. Cn?? i? aulT-ring gr. 0.-1 iiih>\ realize <>nr hope*. We have mcntiou of the nppenranoo of the drt , hut t!ic dam 130 is coiiT.ut-J (and that lii & corp. Hljrr Inlcrrogalorifi. clvo Students of lh 'ii Hl Academy h.irc ames of inlorroyator es t?? the Candidate cgisln! ure. -A# nil th cue*! .us Im: tw. Ij before tjicni for oil'- .h ration, or hi best to withhold lie formal comiiuniic; ditorin'ly minnunre them. They nr<-: p >"ii hi favor of S.mfli Carolina h.avi rtinpv I 0 you in tnt'or of a poll tax f 1 coram u.l the ro il display"! by our y< ? in pursuit ?>f political *n ? !< dt??, nod tb? 'r enquiries to the nitcntoH ol ihe w PR KM II nm K4jft.R0AD. find the report of the Engineer o. the Fr I I iii I road in the ArlicViile Six?rt"lf<>r o Mr. Q. IV. Pc.iko was nr<^iiii|iiinicd of assistants on the survey, nmonj; t\ ir towtisiii .il !. M. Ih'nn,c>q. Mr. I'. r< TROM smis. The following letter hue been t anded to us for ubUcation, and will be read with interest: Lkavknwoktu Citt, K. T.p duly 8, 1856. Mr. 1*. O Lkmmom; Sir: 1 take the present ppor'.uuity to drop you a t.ue. We an vrd lioro tat Monday week, without accident, and 1 have ten looking around ever since to ace something to rrite about that might intercut or amuse you, hut an find nothing. Wc paved through a groat many towns, and aw mult rude* of people, hut to givo a description f all the towns, people, &e., would take n quire f |iapcr;ao 1 aliah not attempt such a thing. We aro now iu i<eaven worth, n new city ultou1 lu ce mi'cM I clow "Fort I<cavenwortli," which you an find by reference to the map. Tide is quite a irelty place to it* age. It i* about a inile square, ,0(1 nearly half its inhabitant* arc aboiit'oaista, and To the must dastardly Coward* yoti ever saw. Westrnck a Lrcixu ot fun the other day. A'?out i<W:i to eighteen yankeos c.tmo tip this city. iVe suffered them to land, hut t->nk them and lenrehed their baggage, and found twenty-two "Sharp's Hilles") Ward Dcecher'a Bibles, with H>wdcr, lend, cajis, Jbo.?which wc took from them, ind told the "boys'* they might take a view of "the Promised T.ind," hnt could never enjoy It. We narehed them to a bMt, saw them <m board, and guarded them to St. Is>uis, then told them to dA>art in "pence." About (his time "Uncle Sam's" ljoy? got wind of what wc were doing, and about ifty came charging in, and called for our captain, [Capt. Clark, of this place.) Ttio offioers Jmd a Private interview, which terminated all right, About litis lime u \rr. Murphy, u pro slavery men, and an abolitionist, had a few word*, when Marpliv ?iiowed li'un how Biooka served Suuincr, by practically demonstrating tlie Southern npplieMt.ou a cane. The free soilcr,to show his celerity on ft i, J.. I II 111 11 i TUB ARSY 1* hl\N\S >Ws do- lathe Houseof Repriwentat'ves at Washington, Chftob I on iho 21th uh., the unity npprpt islion bill being p ird ex- uinler consideration in L'ommiltee of the Whole, /hi on I | Mr. Harbour, of Indiana, inovid the following ivstnrc wiii mliiiciii; I o id inol- ' Thai Congum hereby Jiwi|>prove of tl e oods l? irdiec 8"vfted law# conunuiikutcd, claiming t?? hare h ' beon passed by the tomiorul Icgwlatuts of Kansas, 1 and disapproving of lliv manner In which Ibe rani * K-ll, of alleged lawn lyurc bton enforced by the authorities j 0 cut of ?f 'he territory, expressly doclnro that until such hat we n"cPpd lawa shall be confijnivd by IhoHepato and , the llouseof Representatives as having been enact, ed in accordance wiili ihe organic law, by tlio peo- ? mrposes i.lo of Kaneus, no patt ol the military f? ices of tho *> lie nr>- Uulsd Stales shall be tniploycd in their cuforce taction. mrnh nt,r shall any oitit -n of K umn be required (i to act as the |*i*??e cmuilivtus vt any odicrrs acting as marshal or sheriffofanid territory." c on the An excited dbate ensued, when Mr. Khqrmsn '' ! t.e-n. tnoved further to amend by declaring the laws of ] uvwer, arufl ar.d void. The amendment to tl?e * lu t.ic ,u,iendin(hrt was adopted ?.yens f,7, u.ivs .r> . And h'y (? the original proposition, ne iloisamended, wmstlie'ii ' iling t<> ftrtrtp<cd?-yca* 72, nays 57. ^ bunrto- ()u ?iK. ?9,|, the bill was reported from Commit- s .quests 0,ittec to tiie House, whon the amendment* were ' 1,8 ,in* voted on, nuJ adopted?yeas 83, nays 89. Mr. ' iiupMI jjherniau'a?yeas 91, nny* R6. of the ^ debate followed on t-trgi ossmcnt, when the ' ok note i purpose w;u avowed by the Black" ip st.>p govern- 1 cf wen- . ttuppl ts u a leas things worked to their satis- ' ofwrn j factiou. ' 'rc Mr. Cumpb.it had und r-itooJ tlint the Senate ' itrnngr VVlUJj,] strike out the amendments, and therefore he ' pnnei- j %V(>U|J Vl,je f,,r ihetn. If liny w'whod t<? alFeet | * < to, ?) | ^u?HnS| id m R?air? of a direct character be pro ' princi- | Seven lost i thousand men were engaged in #"d in j ,1,-fVjnee of the Paoite coast, and this oul virtuuUj 1 hurr.es | tj|c ,,ul r? urtny without suppl es. Why was ! nnda uoi the proviso attached to thedcficicucy h';H, w hich ' rvices contained appfnpriathiiis for membersT 1 played ^jr_ c.,i hugs replied: Because it would not the .at- . ^L.t j, gerundu to that b 11, w hich provided pay glinted j jjietii'iei^. lie w irhnl in out oQ from the ni - ><iii Mr- nij.^ which the President was ii*.ng to overthrow otc was 1 ?jie constitution. ie 21st, i t'.mipbell rcjohiod ihnt tlie deficiency bill af~ embraced ibo ariny also, lie understood tl.nl ?'in- . I. No j j^vires were !< bo Uttnchtd toother I !'? lie nignme |,n?v''; ug to take the responsibility of withhold | vet lie , jna (ruin I he various bratiehi-s of the public j e t:ntf? h, | vi.-o until the llonvo shall have done its duty in ' k'" a | sending to the n ?tc s-une bill by vvbieli all the j iistnm- ironbloa in Kansas may he settled. lie would fa" "?-i vor it npiin its own tn?-ri's. If the Senate, in dc or ''l vt ! fiaiieeof the puhli will,should refu?e aiHjuioroeiieo, i .ila, ???- | ji, .,, j,(. would favor withholding approjnintious as ' :i"d nf ^ a j The hill tlicu p .f?< d?yeas b'J, nays 80. bile lie 'J'|,c clause will he st;iuken nut by the SetiR'e. 'j c*,xv" however, and tiie whole rcsponvibii ly Ik- thrown mnu. ujm.k ii|.: ll.mse. neither , '||e House tlu-n r?*e >nsiJ rt d the vctc sending to the ||( ('l)n,n,ittvt. ot (lie Whole the lull to aim ml ccr. l.noe |n|R aets iif the Taghlntivc Assembly of l.antts. a h,?s- aUij secure to the citizens of that Territory their 1 ruhlio i . ? . < j rignu nn i privileges, confer >^jr Dun r^S'jtiiilU'l a substitute, re.-rgritis/ini; ntj,j providing the u ual Territoiiu) uiaehial ifrry. Pi'uv.son is innde lor freedom of ?|icedi ' and ilie pros*. Test nitln of whatever k>ti<l are .It n'tcr prohibited, unit civ.! <>r tinu?u:0 punishment are tw ; i K..nc. ( usii-.l j|JC in ntij of the Court- o1" K;in?-.s, imputing to any 1 hunot >n (lie crime of trei*. n, and nil eiim'ntd pr.*- gunge, t.,,;ion, f>>r J v'o' itiou or dmrej.ii. 1, w!wit? zr, '> . 0f wlint ire usually known as the laws of th T eg > h bin i.l "Vt ituro of 1\ it.s.is, r! i forthwith ho dismissed, : r 1 ") every pcivnn thus teslr.^'ili .1 of Jila liberty rr'vtoej i v Tito b it :?'s > rtartor ? the Mim iri rod; ? , oorma- provi I? ? fir the ? nooui.-.ge.n. nt of m :t!? > lit mil * ' ' ' education?and tip-jU .ill parts of tl.e Kn:ita?* " ' T? "%. bl'Usfcn anil ollli I' ; o'i i.l i of w ; ll.i- h II ^'1,TT .V motion to i l, oi tie t-hi- h'hj S-ksl?y?-as "7, k ot uny, 9-1; an.! the 1>dl, n? amended, v.a* pi ..el ? refusal ycas jv?, iiaj> 7-1 r your i I HI IIFK I.UV l\ CUIFORM4. , , I Tli> V dlrtnee ('orv.ittoc of r-'r-i fl-me'v. or.; . . a ; Mill the nr'jiii rs of I ft an 1 prop ity. The e< nstit Co ,, tute-1 authorities ..re pr.v ilea- ? . U r *< If p- teelion of hon. .Th Tge Tvi ry, of the Sop .r.o C-rnt of ?"*al Im tber hirnia, l ite v m .?le nn tfl" ri'i.s ju.n. : fr.?m nrn-et rd ol ? tu.iii named Mtl.m.y, during w hi.lithe ngont of second ''iC comniitlec was imf. riuna; ly st.ih'u. 1. The J...riii bell lim:.', mil iheii?aiid? rn 1 .! to arms 1 ' in .bey the to! r- e. tl \ fearu.' 'mi.ll 'I !.c .it- I ' i > tl of Terry and tl.> * a.-soi'ii.tcd in 'lie r?> -:m..e ' trlum- was iiirule after a va .. e ntr-t Tli*\ w*rc tr.?d, 4 njjr.es, : ami p-.?soJ through ;. foil" glit"- ii.vu gntioii ffi. 1 lor lias iiiipr.eoiii.-ienl i i.e. lie.n^ .i .- l.at_- .1 No one ' ley .tie dart* to niter a u u 1 ng.in.-t the t iiiiniotct*, or l.e t<> dun is fruiii tint I lo a.' i? marked man. ?. th 1 4>oi.a of j 1 viUgnt | <yi* follow n.r rai l Io..;et. ;.s-d ^_r.r.o }. * every ' * movet'ietit iho .-riiiiitiit is pn; ili/ -.l, ni.d , ' root.*'i life and p.. petty ait at the merry of an a r.-sjK.nni ' stated bio mob, nlioin no one knows, ivIubi tieliberaiion? ' K'tgc- secret, . i whoso erinm iniisl eempel t onni.oa t ibeville aoce of this drennful system "f p.-r-.-cui u>n and 1 e other terrniwo. We hope, how -v. r, that th re is it > j !Chb-;.? trui'.i at the leiiuw ng from the Xew ^ <>rk ilvi tiJ injr Post; I 1 1)1* I "Over three Ir.itdred Frcnelnnen, well dnll.il rarij/e- n ' K?"d soldiers, tiave, w.- urvh r<tuud, Uik? n st-r 1 r ^ .. .. vice to mp;sat of the eoinia tlee; and, indeed, we 5 1 :.~e r.d" ?ed,h ive the rontfol of it, w *.li ilu* eontite- , i tnei o' "VIr. Consul 1 tillon, wli'ir avowed '.jiv! ik me organ ration ?>l California inioau indi ;h itdetit ^ 15 r1' power. Nothing iu 1 lie li:?:ory ?>?* tI?o .Kreiioli !! I rnohed trolut-un Ik more revolting t!ini? the system otsecret ami bloody j eMccut'sius which tin y hare adopted, L ? r< n un<' u,,'**s t'u" national govnrnincut inu-rf. r. * jj C'ni.fe nia will, inevitably, be d<-lugrd with !>! < >1 v ite* .1 The 11'0''' ? n1' longer Iris, an ! the oiti/rns, wlm a on 'r i (iup]ore ilie acta which they ennttot prevent, iiiir? ln" j. >uie iiiIl i it ' of .nr. ami coii-ogiied to ? dungeon or the g i!ow* I by n tuicknl cr mtimiJ*tisl jurv " ii irolitia . , , Jhefed-ial government i? orturured twcao?r it f| withholds intoruoiition: lur. this ib unjust. The : 'no or . J j i OoiiKUiu ioti or.iy voms taint jH-iuor iii ttio t'nmitrtil / | on iflvitatoti Irr.tn the I,pgi?b?tnre of ;i S'nt?? tlinn i . ^ ^ circumstanced. I/*! that body e-.nvpne aud make p tin; proper appl ' cation, a.id the ground < f rend, m i in Uon. - . ' nr.'. a of the government w II spectiilv p.-ano to ? f toon i c,:,t- . <iti> _ P states. Parrrv (loon ?A good joke at the expense ..f li Mr. tho uho.it.oti lU is r<lai<d km liavtig U-eti p!*v? 1 . <1 0 pcv*?- liy Mr Vivke, who recently eanp.1 Mr >t.mw !, ' u'lievc of .MifKacliosetta, in N w ^ ork. for tn I . -w ag d ^ an the I parngmg i. marks levelled at ,M Itr.xjk* The * ' Mr# ftnty is thus told: w diner- ? "It Ki.-itis thnl wIipii Mi \ .,-hs was ;.1? lit to l' _ : t - v - .1. ' -i - s* n^n i* " - ?>*' ??? ' in'i ii.) ?ii ii .v >i <ii>'< ii j.urt- lour, i. In-v i* r?<iui-Mi-d to ink. wiili Ii ip i ti Iki Ii.< 1 .. < Iwu . . , , v , fM ? n *hnirni irom V?i'n < iwi -",n ' ft.I I ||M|? Ollirn^'- U|?"tl till" l iVVd i f ll :t Sl;l'i '' l'ill VIr V riM M-iiii I, ami n lu.-,u. v;i' ii :!n !> ;?.! ii. |'!i . . i lii r . *' i il l< n iin' \ i !%? i?i-i . i - > i?c in viii t S > i j'li r, tin \!h.l In i ?t- ..(.pi-..ti 1 .i:..l l( .Inly u*od rv.iri pcisUV ii I inluii' tin li**i?r*? In nil, i ? md; ml 'n n formed Mr V. tbnt ihij h*d tK' *' J od li.in |IQ Inrw olf Mi. V advix-d tk( koy 1 y? llic ^ in il.-iii.iii.I '1 In" art).hii.i w is paid and |i.< \\ Th? i hnnialied uojfi wlio *ai ti?oti |o th? Ini? mi 'll ''ki1 '? or'Vtd n:d uiitixfxi Ipdly, An.I mull ! n? .ipumc n i-i.iB- ul people allnpi thoi ln? K.stMM-iaiiim.'' "> n? m ? - V If 11 . * 11 c i: ..i..' \V Cti.'iii'M i.. i Kentucky, Ins sot up v a cln in Ui 00 /icrr> of gr un I ill 'lir 1 pt?rfs ni M ' ' Fin n-lclph a?a* lilr.rn; In oil 4,1.11.lid to I; .* great grhtid fstiior bv Wr.i. ]\r.n II? hat nil tl.c d? i.u? vneuti to prt>v? his ?*?? 1 v"' i Mr. M. More?, ofSnu'.b Csvohai, bad ?>0D ** ' r' ' ntractrd from h* trunk by ibe porter o' .Trn<* ' Hotel, Fl.tLidrlpb* The pirtoi ?m arreted ^ % ' 9 ? - ' -r * li I . I LUJ mgm TO "Mm TJirjSRg." Frixow C'lTtxr** Axnif of the Candidates before tlir pe?>;4e for eleetiuu to rsfwewrat tlttm id tki Uk S:ute I*g:islature, I IrauUly ond fully recogaidu ul your right to know rind aac? rtalo t*>? r'ew* and acntimei.ts ?i thoso wbo n?k your sourags on aii rj, leading meaner.*, inntu-ra, or quration* of general State policy. I therefore proceed cheerfully to an. j awer tlio <picstioim propounded by yoat l?t. A10 you in far or of further appropriations I (shon'd tli' y be asked; for tlio lilue Itidgu' Rait* I rood 7 I Anatccr. I nm not. *1 2?l. Arc you in f*v<>r of giving tbo selection of f'rc-idenlia! electors to the pvoph f cl I Artatrer. J ant. a.) Arc you iii furar of iucroasing the jurisd.o- li i tlon r>r Magistrates f jl ! Answer. Great gooj and cotiV'-rueiwe to the j,, ' community, I have no doubt, would lesolt from u wise onddiaoreot rc< rjpni"?itiou of rlie pM-ecii' mag- jf istcrinl system. I'nder -cautious and prudent reg- , ^ ' illation*, proper restrictions, safeguards and stuys, ! w 1 would (atror the increasing of the jurisdiction of Magistrate*. '> . 4:b. Arc y?u in favor of any practicable rcfortn of n the prefect Free Scbod eyatem f J Autfrr I am in fuv >r of any practicable change ? or reform in the pfcaenl Free School ryclem that I would more greatly tend to prorjto'e, Increase or ' ti I extend the benefits of Jvduention to the Poor. j g 1 have i t;deav"t ed to answer the above questions ' r ' candidly nod frankly, without giving my reasons u di inil, a< it would extend thia article to an uu- tl readable length; but if called upon before tlie poo- i g I pie I will take pb-naurs in staling them more fully, j li j I Imvc IM'cn induced to become a Candidate for tlio Legislature, hop ug I maj, >f elected, be im ful ' ii to my fcllow-cit /.-us. Aud should I be honored , with a ?-.? in that body, my beat rtlbrla shall be , a cx- rted to pr.iii.'>ti tin .; tiernl interest of the State . f] and the local itileiesi of my native Ihnrict, when- ' over I can ?L> m without d ting injo?tice to otliet i c aeotions or viulat.ng tbe L? ws or Constitution of 1 tbc St ite. , t I a:n, v -ry res|?eetfully, vour obed'ent servnnt. J GKO. W a. LEGG. ; , August 4, iSjG- i Til Tilt 10CT0KS OF SPARTAXBURfi DISTRICT. , 'irNTLCNtx: I have been aeco?ed by some ?f , e you :.* b> i ng p..H i! in my views mi I'utlhilogy an 1 ^ Tlu rajieutics.oatbi-y are pr;trtic*-d gem rally; and it, ' ^ n?ui.ir lb.<n ju-t i c I tlicscb'sH towliieb I twdong , to <ii fend its prine |>iiw ogicust all atucka, and vbow _ ^ their K'jpvrii'i ly over all other*. ' ^ j I :itii n pra 1 :- i < r all I an advocate of the IIV j naoraTviic ?r i ji ccoi-atiiic ecibiioe nf MrJiciue , and dt'i'ounc ynr Thcrnpi-otice of droguing n?tn- | jmii'u*. air! >1 "tild I"- i>nn?di?telr nbalwhed. Tell , * II 1 uuiv err i niv ju i ji::< nt,n:rl it w votti dmv to dei..i.11 ...i . ? '-? ' ' l>r*-?kwhen one of our party hri-d a Uepcater at liiiii, Init no our own* it now. 1 expected we wuu! 1 have a (n'l krown "row," but did not. We then ha J a drawing for the Rims that we had taken. I drew one of Sharp's 111' *; our company drew in nli K llitles and turbine*. W? have t?> Hand guard ev ay night, a* though we were in rifinlar wrvice We mo very well litfd hero. We have a (food hou*c, with a mat Ire.** nod two blanket* to every two of c*. We have a bountiful supply nf provision*, for tbo pre*i nt, rnch a* II nil. Heuf. Flour, S-.r/nr, C Ric?, ft*, and. withal, a cook to cook it, all of whioh are furnished by the Emigrant Aid Soeli-tV. With all thin, and no'liing to d? but net iho *<>lJi?-r, >me of otir hoy* are enr-inp the country. W. A. I,ip?.e.iTnh, M. V Arnrtronp, and Wm. MeArthur have pone to work in a hriek yard, lin y pet per month and hoard. The re-t <>f ii? have d mo nothing. 1 hare not boon out o! tli'? city hut twiee. I then tretrt down t? Delaware city, ahoul eight iii les le-l nr th:*, vhcie f?en. .lone* mil a company are stationed. I have ?e< n n th"n hut pr.i r e* ; t. Vou can imagine oil that ountry, some tvn rnlh-* each way nrhugd Fvmeitone, cntinljr dc*i tnte of timber or shrubbery, iv:ih tie- i xe< p'ion of a few tree*, no 1 hen- Jim! .here n hunli; the pr.mud 0or? red with fine pic.-..low piass, lis>tn C iin lie* to waist htgh, and 1 <ti v .1! h .re some i?hv? of thi* country. T.i inaiim r-i and customs of the jx-opli are the uinie a* your own?lake tin- ladies v(i d h\w* hem/ nt. Tic rc arc some !adw* here, but <Uey ire mostly married. T! e'unrnher >X inh ih tant* in thl* city is nlxai' iitli ? l.onr-1, 4i'o| wlueli ar> g-oeir<-" The w i t tickit '* in liiice l.iie. The hinds here isn't U. over-rat id ?t inlan-j ris'iikd iu po;.t of fctililjf. I'li'.-r thr j itg'tit ixci'.im nt a man can't get *age*. Tin.- llogn* I?? o.tlntiirr cvtivi-in-d nt a place ailed Ti'l i k.i. :.nd then- wi rc about I ,..t'i; ynnkic* In re, .irini*l with Sharp's It th >, to di-Pn-l it 'I'* !? Sam" VI t S'-iUC boys ?t .w ti to d *l? ud th iti sta, but fouild ill* 111 ton stioug; t'.? y oiu-ioiiii?c*l tl i matter, and il.e lapili iurp broke, ijiout sj-lh lig i.liy bli->d, or ti.r yallkii* be Cg I *iisi> h-il. I think w-o *\ ill have n ? l.mec hi a few lays lu try our ; * -k. 11 . I4 t AMI'. l'? r t! c t i.i >i"ii.i S|iflrtsn. SI NDiV SCIIHOL i \I SE. In r? burning than", to th< pcopl? ofSpartsjilmrg in>1 ' \li nity f r the marked and uniform kind >?*? they have *h rn tnc. and f r the iutif ?t ;* on in tin- great cunf I represent, 1 I?avo ll.ought t r.glit to make i br.e' *:at< m.-nt of In tj about the \*ii i i.in Sunday Sch ol I'liion, to remove mnipprel.i-omou*. if any such exist; ar.d, if in?r, to pre* 'cnl th-m iti ttms to come. 1. The S loiety ha* nevi-r been, and i* n l now, liider the control of any religious dcnoininatkm t In* not, and P--V. r h I,any oech-s a*;:.-aleooiieo ionv or trauinn S shruvi r. 1: is sb 'igoil by the awr of its charter to L .\e members dl seven d.fli r nt d'-noruinal-on* :it> t amuiitli-e of Publication, * cnipm fc numbering foura-co,'? not more than liree ot whom can Ik- of tie* same denomination, i'hi I'rc?: .lent of the Soc-i.-tv i* a member of the t .1 .. k.i i 'i...- .1.1. ' ' . . . ... |> .i |?n cvTBUirj i\j. -r* i'iAii, h ? a-* ?i ant I'resbytorian. Of the M ? n il i s in tie employ of the ITeon :iiHrr my direct on. three are Methodist, ti*<? I lap <1,nnd two I'resbyterimi 'I he u11!*111 character of the lunks is guarantied iy t!ie fn< t that ev< rv member of the (' >miiiitt<-c ol Weal "ii li.iH .? vein oil everj thing nfl'./o) f.?r mld'eati 'ti?u velo wl nh d<*? not expire on the ir-t utterance ?>( a ImoW, but can be exorc'srd rhet?rv*r the matter in brought up; as. for Instance, motion fur a new eilition. 'J. The national character of the Society is just ? clearly established as its uneeetanan chtifnot't, t isproved, first, by the first article of its constitutor . whic h bind* it to "concentrate the effort of the .en Is ofSi|ii<l.n schools throughout the country" n.l to "endeaeot to plant a Sunday school u hrreerr here i* a population " Secondly, by the very attire ol the work, whieh is the instruction of hiMren in rellg'otis knowledge dy resident Chr:*?n u-achvr*. Th rdiy, by the We t thnt notice ofii ers and in -?:oii:ifi<-s are employed in the different of the country, so fnr m they can be obtained 3 The s s-i tV Ii:i4 given II- the pledge thnt OUr iru donation* efmll be expended on nui turn ter I1"/, unt.l ila-y exceed our needs. Nut that the IMS ol Cll llhelon Will In expended it! Charleston, .1 the gifts of Spurlniibui g in Spartanburg; but Ii'iti vrr w< ruiic ilukll bo i .t,x iivlc 1 within the iroe State*. | ? art yet far Irorti havinp raised what will be wtletl for tliix yo?i'* expense*. though I have ex i n let! at little anil rn.md a* much n* I muH. \Yr U.ivr i?lr. idy gathered 1,000 children into I'ltiatli r 11. >'lt t. Spa:r;uthtir2 mid adjoining Ihs>t tc I!..s a* the result of four month*' labor of man. T here n.< two or iLn > l1ioti*and more In gitth tl up in hit ll? i.l Who will h?l|t u*7 . i h.<*i| hwf\ w.ll swell with Chcift<Sn M(M9nN| i id iv rli h.ft ft-r the !..rjih>7 Aitv eo'.iti h.tiions \\ .11 b? cheerfully rfcoeived ft* e by Rev. W Han I uf tl;* Pw rtrnan Church, h\ our M .- tiar,-, l'.ev. W. f harrow A. 1 Dl'TCPON, See. Am. S. S Union , AtKr?l<ineC dl.-ge Conuariieement, nth lot', . (jTatJutttrip e'a^r if t<r. Rev A II r*;er vt :',i deliver is idlrecs the p, ? * oui already etnf? 1 ff. n T I. Pr> g u addr<r?'* 1 KV rtif* . .... ..-w .? ..N4> ..... ?? ? jnonrr Wirti 11?? slTl.tCK S j ' which will He mi i?? ii|???n i|; ;u?l iln? th? proplt* ^ t c j\Ji -.nliy in which u predicated \o r pi?c- } . tie*. y The llj ^eojm'.lrio system of MedirfWe i? rapidly i ^ 1 cn'tt'itif ground throughout the l~u ted Stat.*, | ^ and '!.u* deluded and lend astray, ' y.nj should cime ii?the r rescue* n* they are ear- i , it. it >n their jmrsuit nfu-r truth ir? respect to modi- , e-ne ititil :t? n;>|k.cation a? ri in^.nl You mnyih.iik I ant ratio t bold, ax?d treat tL>a<! i -marlra with in- ^ j il tT? rene*, 'n n'(Aekii>2 a pr?et!cr that baa incc the day. ?l II poCi-aten; Imt 1 ba?r toy pr.tetioe ?>n ph i * '|?iij" an I scVacv?nof aptiqs :y and I popularity. 1 prop,,,., t. show front ji'idoT-phieal J*due!'on* I that your prtfte* baa not tlo first prntu pie fouud- 1 ?-.l on jib i ~ >p':y, nu ) will d.s- iw each and all p. < <nt.'ioa? ,?ii \s hu b it ir l-A?- d. ? , I uill .! u*? the ii.iav* u^fttttili mf MeJtrine, j red show t'lr/u/iury ofdrua* avtinff on lbs rvel* i>? i ?but i i- o#ip??. '.e, the .yMctn ott tile drag. Awd i( . ^ I can pro.e W; s op- rai. u>. iwi oh e-oi l?j co? 1\ ' d >*t? ) your druy cu'7 niu-t iu< r tnblv f.if, anJ kU it? ' *- li' .di.'j'li- tliii:."t libit w* Iliopnohy ilu? Jew n-iitarks to elicit n reply ft un ron, w! .-h 1 t?Pl ?^ta'! en to ilkouss the rjtitle uf MrHic'ittC fi<r j j the In nefil uf th -reiidct. ol the 8t>anoil, I nm, CTei i j v. ill njr to y<- 1.1 nh'ii eor.riu.c.1, tour* truly, l.? I- I?AY!9, M. I>. V m,, m T'i t'.r J' lilort af the Sutrlan: V I Ds*n Sirs: A Ilnugarinn e*ile is now at my hit;. ? Mr. Johr. Mnr.nrtt?Accompanied by h'? " nephew, a small boy bunt drrni your* pld, whose , ,l u?:l >e, iroirt the e< f fi 'atc of .1. A. il'ndn, Unitid i Stat. i < on?ii. at f-othorn, l? now in prison, for T i has r??? In ken pip n the Tlattjiar'an K.rolntion.in ' . I r* publ can sin. II*- luxitd at or Mnr Sa| vnrnnh, where ho lay with Typlipn Km, ' '' j "many ?i\kn. Ho l?r.* travelled considerably tu I al I S-ntih Carahna since li<s arrival, and by tlic Jibe- I ^ r.i v i f llir p op'* of this State towards bin?, In * ^ It l? na* by September i:e*t h? will bo abV to ply * the p5?? 4S'<- of h ? family to this country. ami grout- *% Iv ri! i-vo rite want* of lii* brother#. He MJ* he i# ? i a?t. it shed it lite Northern people to besoconeern. j ej , i I uU ut the of the South, fur he say# he la lr Certain they are more happy, irr.d have far m??re ' ^ Comfort#, than the p>???r of An?tr:.i and many ether 1 ^ part* of Kiirope. lie thinks if thry havt anyin. it- ' w < y to spare, to favor cmnnripal iou of the slave* in ?* the South, it would be better spent in relieving the ? nan:* of tho poor white people of Europe. ^ duly - J, 18jf? A. D ' n| A Sv\kk Stoky.? A MiMtfurl correspondent of the Ihiltimore Sim relates the following: i "I ?nwyesterday one of the Rrefttesi natural cu- ? t. a n -w cit.inl?a ?n iVe with two bend*. one ' w at < tch ni|?niity. The body i* about two fret Jong ,a ii.I two incite* in .iiiiiii. trr in the ci litre. The j| ' Minkr well fanned, lurg in liir eeiitre, and O i. ill 'i V tapers U* enoli end. wll' Itv ? oerfeel b. i.l* in .every ifnixyt Itut the novel ibio?y to 1 ^ v.itn-*s t'li. its ik'Ik'Uk toward* the gentleman lh.it j., ranch! it, miming one way v\ h a* much e^?e appaki.'iJ 4.* lli? oilier, Willi l? >lh tiillKUri out, c*rh Ul rup-iii a; jcircntly w ith nnarr. I have no doubt many ul your rcmlcni will h*?k npoo thW a* i* .ki > '"r\ I hut it : a fn-t. an,I run be enoclkai /; f?.r by iiwvy of nur inuet reepcctable citizen*.'' Tnr IUvtut Statu CowrsTiOM.?TIJi body j fr r.iimiK iioc I itt nnnuitl to?:i.n hire rn Satan!.iy di l?<t, and ii.li<?urn?.<l i>i| Wifdnmljir evening. A ! nl Lego liiimb?r of 1 Vlejjit'.e* were n attendance oi | Many able min ster*, number* of the convention, , at h ive preached to law ftI>d dohghtrd audit-nr-ce. J hi 1 'tti Siin.hijr, the following were the appointment*: tt Tl e Court I (i.nae ?w urcti|iibi in I lie morning l>y j <L I'rof. ,1 C. l'urman, who preached the Corn- ta nil iH-t'im'nt Si riinni; n the nit? rnonn bt llrw I'.,a- M ml Miitily, IV IV, who delivVn \ Ik- ,Vinitial K?-r- (_ iin n Ik I ro the Young M? tt"* M winn iry S ie ety; of at tiipht by Rev .1 <r. l.atidrum. The M?-thn- ' ac il >t < Imrch w.i* occupied by Rev Tin*. Curt ?. I>. 11., in tbr niorniiicr, and b> IU-v. .1. R Ken-| iricU atiii^lit. The IVi-abyicr an Church ?? oc cupel by Rev. h. T. Winlthr and Rev. .1. R l'' Ins ii Service* were conducted for the eo'nri ! people at the Biioti*: Chtiteh during the m.itning 1,1 and evening.?Cvrrenrilit llnterjii**, In 1*2$ the Diikc of Wellington fought the : ii'ni i of Wuicheh It grew out facta icturrn|, in . pat! tint nt -ry d- bate fn Ilia corn ,-oath-net- '' tl.c Duke tl \Vf'llpgtoa ure.i the f.d'jwu'g Iant ?? >r bia eon i ,:iKt public or pr'-v ,te. which dlagrnee? r criminate M h ro I t genth matt romnrtfc hitch a. ae* rod - I eree'iv. in the beat of debate, or ro a rooment of I * pu'i vi.i'i itoe. In *>r e?dv to nake reproe-; "" . ri re y : -rh?ro h? nr>'.\ 'hoa hatr injmed." 1 *' i 3P * ^ vr r . t ^ . ? . L j! UMI J?Wt ,- .v UKSKRAL FACTS. Jmu Drown asd ??i~ McParlu, brothers lonr,h?Jift*bt in Darling** District,?r the 25th 1, which m W iq the shaoflf of the latter. Dr. Ilxket t lUrrf.ro, of Marion. declines a r*. eciisn to the State Senate. CJ. John Cuuu njfham, of the N???t, nod Mr . L Hateb, nf ifir *itanif irii Char!niton.nut?giil wtlW shots, without injury to either, on the 28th timo. KsplunatLona cdjustad the ffifhooUjr. Thomas J. Keeloe, of York rifle, nnnonnoea the ;penrane? of? new paper in that village, nboot te iOth instant, taKed the York Diatriot Chrooir*. Sooeeee attend the enU-rpriee. Sotne*of the ??? ? ? , pjprrs wen WTCIX (HI iurhugaans Iwrn he did Bat wish to fight. Now i*)' denounce hi* Coward toe in no?ptin( a cltft tige, IU violating N?w England conscience! Tbv I .titer Day of Ball Lake are suffirri g (rum famine. Provisions are nought at the diatnoe of sixty miles, ant acinus dead from diimsa* ere greedily rateu. r The Temperance Suindod (says the Carolina 'iptoa) ie atilt io a atate of aatpension. ArrangetcnU are in progress to re-iasae it again in a lew aye. * > ' < . ; A correspondent of tits Charleston Msrottry takes n strong appeal to W. Gil more Biurets, D# >., to write, itad to the State to patronise, a emtio cl nod trna hisPwy of South Carolina. The Standard snya t he health fu'neso of Char leant s r.-ry gratifying, notwithstanding the mereory . cts up to 94 and 95, with the heat moat oppreaivc, , * " * , The wife of a ni.rcli.mt of Cincinnati eloped an lie 2tMh, I raring a note for her haafaand to taks ;ool e.iro ?l the eh?Ui the loft behiad?assuring iim that it was hi*. Johulrjtrd Middle ton is announced tor Congress it llic I'm Doe District. A diamond his hern found by a lady on the hore of T,aVe Superior Jtl.s of an Inch long and a ptartcr thick. Hannibal llam'.in accepts of the Black Republiian nomination for Governor o( Maine. A young man named darts* was lately tried in IVnrhinglou for shooting the seducer of his sister. Io was acquired. Portion* r?i Wnneilvnnia and Ohio, on the 30th lit., were viaHid with destructive tornadoe. S> ualor Butler, r.? chairmnu of the Judiciary Committee of the Senate, propter*, by bill, to inr?ese the |e>y of mnnben ot Congress to 33,000 *T session. An amendment baa been propose 1 0 it.hi tih |ht ecnt. to present compensation. Wt n for tin- origiiutl bill a* n measure ol simple jyso?. The increase caa .m'y cimmence wirier new 7*ngrers Iter l'.ioi Tiftpior Orrv.iis, senior Ej isoop-d resbyfer of tlnudioeew ?>f South Carolina, died in Ihm'j-stoji <>n theS^th ah. A d'?m?e ?.f the chert ,.vi kept him front the patp't since 1918. Ilis-go 1 as 7.1 years. Mayor Wood a sjoken of as the Democratic ndidiite for Governor ?>f New T<wk. French ndtriceo epoyk highly ?.f the grain crops. u pori?>n? ??r Tie wiiie-bcnrint( regions the grape nrv.nt ? dlrcou rf.giug. r)i??-fi?c has attacked tlie tow * -m J , ].otters at I'li'dnd dphin from Washing too state Ml a r!;ith 112*' U?<1 paw^d between Miw<. Burr.gatne and The hitler eras not ia his .it on the St'tli ult^ and he m said to have left y.wJimjitoTi, oromiipauiedby Gen. Lane. Ld'ward MHrheH ha? Wen appointed G. Sccreirv o( thc.G. Ij. of S.hmIi Carolina, 1 o. O. F., rv J?o A. Gylt-e, ditiw.il. Mr. Marry i? prcpariijr an answer on privstcerto the governments pf Knr?ipe. We ??u't nitit < t]mt arm ol ile'cui*. t >w ft Tb'l of the South Ca olinian, Colombia, f.o* presented ?i!h (shall we any pair) Sh.nigh i ggs united ? U Sainree twin Cushion?laid them n n vrirnhiw? and nftfraanh found Uh*hi *'dt>ne r.-w n"?rrcoiaily i-oohid. J hir'ng | ?t vr,-? h lite death* in the three citien of l.iljrr.i under live year* are thus given: New Yixh 'iK'.'iltihdiifliia 273; Bustoo 34?t'<?l 743. T* c H^rnld any# ? henry storm jvisscd ?v?r ;io?vur?!ri)ii T)utr?d.iy evening. July 31, unroofJ-.ourev, wr.nch!t?s limbs from trees, and pros"iim? corn NItreli damage ia feared. A through ticket on the Charlotte road ftvnj iolumh a. via the North Carolina Central rand, to I'eidon, h;i? Wen arranged, in the mme time aa ii the \Tilipiogton and Manchester road. Good ir up-country trove!. IU.ilOV.vl o* Uovihno* Smanxon WaSHUMox, .loir 28?The President lias u-rriiniucd t? ie SettUo Co tonal J,din \V. Geary, of Prunsylvn a h> be Governor ot Kan?o?, in ptno- of V ih ii ?})unh<?n, removed. Col. Geary ia a little Irsa tan forty year* of age, nud ha* held high civil fd military pMtlnlM. Lie w*a born in Pennst!in"?. graduated in .1 cfU run College, iti that State; rw. fir many yearn n civil engineer; was selected i he Colonel of tin- second Pennsylvania rcgitneM i tlie Mrwnn wtr, where he distinguished liint-II t>y great bravery and military skill; was *pnin'.ed h/ Prei?idcut i'oik, in 1843, to proceed to .ilifornin as Fhalnia?ter of San Francisco, with the rlranrd nary commission to arrange the postal enters of that State: vras subsequently appointed r General Kitey to be a Judge or Alcade in and r tho diatricl ot San Francisco, with power to orinize ai.d establish a police force for that city; and a* el.-c'.eJ fir* Mnyir of the city of Sun Franeiav under a city ehnrter; and was appointed by tbs ate I x-gwiunirc n? a member of the Hoard of ommissioner* for the funded debt. He is rcprc ntcd us itdmiraldy fitted for the wise discharge r the duties ot the office to which the President ;ia apiHxnti-d him. tkmrasakce Ccukbratiok.?The Grand l>is.un of tht S -n? ol Temperance of South Carolii held their third Quarterly Meeting at Green .axi. in in is ninrw, on v? eonrsday nnd Thursday i?t. Prol. Carlalc, of \V. iT< rd CV>flege, Rev. If. ! Ijuraul, of tli is j?!acf, W. R Orfole, of Char-t n. nnd Judge O'Ncall, wrre the rpeukrrs upon ic nciin ut) The speech of Prof. Carlisle ?aa a .?.* Icily effort is WhsK ?d tiisijxriiwr, ?m teti'd to with the dot peat interest by the large wembly. lie ?s eompnrativdy a youug man. but it]ii< ?l ottably one of the brightest Intellects of the taie. tux) iles-t tieil to shine with no ordinary ih ndor in her galaxy of great men.?XLbertlir itnnrr, July Hi . T?e Man va k IIhao or?'Kewajtaper readers cqti? ntly hear of certain lucky chaps who have :?wn tl'.o b gh prism m a lotterv, htrt th?_y, almost wavs, are located ao fur off, am) in aome oboe a re, it of tin* way place, that It ia very rare that they coinc up with by ocular demonstration. We ive, however, an eaeirpth n lo record. We A<ir* en the itidiridnal, and no mistake, who the other i v pockvtud and carried off the fourth of the cap* I pntc oi $1 iv.tkX), Mild hy the Angnativ Agent of r. Winter's Havana Plan Lottery of this city, .vva N. lor .lane. Ilia nemo ia John L. Wilkia, Cnrteraville, Cass Co., Oa. Winter also told vcrnl handsome prises in the lottery of .I at v 15th. i Macon (Oa ) Citizen < J * i m or A**f Wo?? ?Wo regret to learn i*i the coin and cotton crops in variona sections this I h*trk-t arc very much injured by ihis worm; aim* iiuita cea almost entirely destroying the ojw.? Inionmlle Jvurual. ' ? ChaslcstojI Mauit, Jt>t.t 31?Receipts of it I* i iv (or the weak 7fiC boles. Hales foe same me :H?? ludva Holders exacted high pricea, and ltd pretty much thair own way Tint qui nations o. Ordinary tP Ovsvd Ordinary Mt 10|4 Low Stlrwt Middling lOJ a ll|; Onod Middling IS# :j; Middling Fair and Fhir Itf a 12 V Gnaw ?Corn, onta, and p? a wera widwart r.jvwu tioua. W eatern aorn is liald at 75 in kgga * <tcahre, other* aak 70. hcd wheat hite 1 60 a 1.65?the raUide fcgaive ekmei the erVe'. Floor ? urcheDged Groottfee ere l? five an4 prtcee i?wt M rrfnmW 1m? <?'*

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, August 07, 1856, Image 2