Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

- - ? ? w ? . ^ His not ooees?iry and proper i'.?r eSriyin^ in- I ] Bto execution," any one oi those powers. J > So iur fn?tn lbim power Inviii^ boon dele- j l gated to Congvess, it was ex pros !y wins. ?l ^Boy the Convention which ivuinci the Coin I . V stitution. H It appears from the proceedings of that hodv;.tli it < n the dli-t M. , ! >7. the < 1 .u^K' "nuthoriziti r an o.vertioti of the iowui'ihe whole against a ddiiHjuet.t te" einue up iu?i?uil(tfifi.m \i r \ l n?1 i_-t i ii i *?11 ; - i ^B io a brief but powerful speech l:"uin wlfudi ^K" i shall extract hut ? siuple sentence. t i? gJncrvo<l : The us.1 t?l" force nppiiist a State Would loo!; mora like u declaration it) v. .r K tltHU an in*1.viion of punrdiotcut, uti<l Would I prol?abIy fcceoiundercd by tito party atinekB> od us it ildelation of ull or -viiiu< compacts Wh by which it uii*;bt?bo bound." 1 poll , T U;s motion, the clause was unanimously ' mjm postponed, mid was never. 1 believe, apain Mr tirouenteil. Soon aferwards on the St li June. 1787, when iueidently adverting to the I subject, ho said: "Any povornineiit (or the i B, United States formed on the supposed | B pi'ac'ibility <>i usine; t'ovee neaiii.t the un- ' constitution:.! pro.v. diivs of the States. ! would prove as visionary and fulhicii ns as I the govern incut of t.'oin;r< ss," evidently < moaning the then twisting (Veered ot tie" B old Confederation. K ^ Without descending to p u tieir i; in k he safely assert cm! that the jm'wi r to umk I war against the State '.< at variance w'.?h ? the whole spirit and intent of tlie ( n i | tution. Suppose iUeli a war should u.u t i | in the conquest of a State, how ar \\e to ' J l UJIO DC luw;. : ;u (tie ! ii : \ : ibr itj own am< ndmcnt. I nd. : thi-:n. liiiictiduiciiLri have b?t'!i i M ! v t v.o thirds or hoth I) i .. ol Ci ligr. . . and have b< t il "Uti! I 1 _) tho i.cji ' r;i;^ ihreVfourllit several ?>fatcs?" audi] have, com; ijin n'tly, Is come hnr'.s tl tin ' Constitution. To this process the 'ountiy is indebted for tlie ehiii c prohibiting Ci i ^jress from passing any law r? spieling an ?stuhiishmniit of religion. or ;.).i idgii tlu frui dom of speech or of the ] i. , <-r oi l the right of petition. Tothi.-we a: - also ' indebted for the loll of I'ights, which ' secures tho people against, any ; i u. r < t power by fhe l-'cdorni (low rm.i lit. Cneli wore tho apprehensions ju-fly < i.termini d by the friends of Mtate Ilights at that j " period as to have rendered it cxtrcmi-U 1 doubtful whether the Constitution could A have long survived wi'hoiit thise amend- : UicntS. Again, tho Constitution wax amended h\ ' the same process after the eh ction of j'n .? ' ident Jefferson by the i b i.-e < i!t; r n ' t.itives, in 1 ! inaiy, 'I hi- , nd-1'* mcnt wad rendi red t cce nr. t i pit vi nt a recurrence of the danger- whit h had seri- ' ously threatened the existet.tt ti'ii. tiov ' eminent during the pendency <.| i i,t cite ; ' tion. The nriiele for its o-vn amoicinit it i was intended to - < ure the an iealde alju t < incut of conflicting con titntiminl ijin timis ! ; like the present, which niiuht ; ri-.- I . twccn the 11 :vc?i:nn-uls oi die f t.it nun I i that ot the I nifcil States. I !iis appear- t contemporaneous history. In thi ennnoe- ? tion, I shall merely Call attention to a liu < rentcnci > in .Mr. .M m' Mir.- ju.-My c leoiat* d i report , in 1 7UI*, to th Cc i 1 tin- of \ ir- i ginia. in this he ?M\ ami coiic'u iv l\ defended the resolutions of the piccitlin;. I Legislature against the strictures of sever- t nl other Stat" legislatures. Tlmse wer< ' liiairily louodci U|" a the protest of tic | Virginia Legislature against tlie " Al en a and Sedition Aet*,"ns" puljmhle and alarm a ing infractions of the Constitution." In i I govern tt alterwarus r suouia we it as a province, ami govern it 1 >y do putie power? In the nature of 1 hi tigs we eonltl not, by physical force, control the will ol the people, anil comj el them to elect S< nators au<l llepresent itives to (' n .riss an I to perforin all the other duties depending upon their own volition, and ro<juin 1 tioin the free citizens of a free State as a eon stituent member of the Confe leraey. But if wc possessed this power, wonM it he. wise to exercise it under existing eir-j cu nstauces? The object woul 1 doubtless l?c to preserve the IJnion. War w.uld not only pr< Mit the mo.-t t fT istncl nn- mp of destroying it, but would I audi : !' hone dl its peaceable ivconsliuctio.i. Ib-idc-. in , the fraternal conflict a vast unmuut <>t Mp-mI ami treasure would be expended, rendering future reconciliation between 11.. State; impossible. In the mean tim?, v. ho can lbretel what would be the nfieri?i^ ! ; r?vutions of the j <??j.lo during exist reel' 'I be fact is that our 1 m n rests upon fmblie opini ?, andean m ver be < m nted py the blood ofiis citizens shed in civil war. If it cannot live in the uft< ction <d the people, it must one dtiy perish. Con- ! gross possess many mcms o preserving it by conciliation ,but the sword was not placed in tlu ir hand to preserve it ! j force. But may 1 be permitted solemnly t<? ; volte my countrymen t.i pau.-c and deli Tate before they determine to destroy this, the gratu'e. t temple which lias ovei been dedicated t? human IVcodi :n since the world begun it b.-.sheen co...v.-<-ran d by the hlood of our father-., by the glories of the fust, und l>y the ! ??j>. s 11 ti.e t'ui ure. Th rUuion has already ma !e us the ni< I prosperous, and, erelong, w it. 1 f p; . j\ J, render us the most poweiful l athei t.-. Tie face of the earth. In every for. i. n r. .ion j fl !,.! .. ?1 - ilil.. i' : . - - ' w. ?..v kill iiiii: <11 .liiu'ili il /. ii fr held ill 11 so highest : -pict, an! when pronounced in a iorci^n land, it cans, s the hearts of our countrymen to .-w. II w !i honest priuc. Surely when we reach lie liri:ik of the yawning . 1 v . we shall n coil j "with hurra' Irutu the I. -t, fit.-.l piuu o. lis ! such a dread C-ata trr.] ho the hop. ui' t'ne friends of feodum thioiiy! nit ti: u. would be destroyed, and a hug ni .i.t ol louden despotism would etishroti I the nations. Our example for more than < : years would not only he lost, hut it w.>nld be quoted as a eonclu ive i n >1 that man is unlit for self-government. It is not every wrong?nay, it i- not every grievous wrong?which c an j :-til\ a ? resort to SUeh a ft a rful alternative. '1 I?. ou^hfcty bo the last desj . rale nnudy i. despairing ] ?>ple, all- r every t 1. r e..u . itutional means of e. in ilia;i u lei i la -a kaUatcd. V. e should i. 'it! u <!. : free government there i- :.n in. c' 1. j nid flow in [ u! 1 c e, in', -a. v- i question, lil.e ev.ay aing h i, u ..i j ,.\ its day. 1 Uriah b< .i v- i t : !. t.-. !,. y reached and j a- .-e i 11. . : mi; a in j 1>U$ if, in !. i.i . Uicnt, the 1 iiion shall | :ia!i, t!.e? vil in then "l.yeonie iirej rai 1.-. l'on .i\ , contribute much to avtii. hv pi- , tin , . rccomnu tiding to tin- 1. a t! seven! that-, the r -in ly f.r < t a_ e\i i which the Constitution it. it 1" % >' ior its ow n presei vat: ii. *d I i - 11 .s l> i tried at diihnut criti- .1 p" i a <t i.ui | history and alw ys who < .> ; ? pointing out the peaceful ami t''ii-wtutiniiil rcm< at? s. ami I ivlerri.l to no otla r. to which the!' i'< ^ were author;.-. >1 to ? ? Soft, OR Sllclt nCCa.-iolM, III! colicluih S | \ \l \ ill;;, " til t the li.'^isl.ltui ) s o| th- Stateuiojht have tepvi'senii'il to their r dive S i.a'n! in ('? le^n ss theif wish that two 11111 Is th ri n| \v ii.1 piopo o :iii e.\ plana? ! i v alueiiiliii'.'iit to th (he (\>ii:-titu' " i. or i two t!iii.!> ul thoi. civ.H'mii-Ii h ! en ( lie ir u| tii.ui, in'.ht.hy tm application t j t'on.!le i-.lVc i 1:111.1 a t %'iivctr. ioll e . | he a; ae hject. " '.1 hi- is the v v cuuiso which i r.iru -t ly reemiiiueuil, i.i ov let' to th i-iin an " explanatory mu u liifjat'' ?rt ihe Coil -titut'n.ii on t e . u j-et ?r slavery. 'this mi. lit J o; i ;iu.iti with t 'o i i.-sni the >t.ite i.c;,ialatur< s. as amy he Ucctm i tm st ;l.l\i ahle to attain the object. 'I he exjJ mi itoty amtMifluient micht be confined to the final settlement of the true roo.-'ruction of the Constitution on three sju-eisl points : I An I-Xj.rc s recoytillion of the v!'?ht of proj erty in slave. hi the States where it now ? ms.s or muy hereafter exist. 'J. The duty of plot etiao (his ii ht in .ill the coniiuou Territories tioonphout tin ir torrilo. i.;l existence, mw until they shall he aif.nittt d us Static into the i nion, with or w ilii til -lavcrv, as their constitution :n; y r s i i; e. A like o . . it'on of tin? ri^ht of t lie Ilia ! i i to h . v h i t ve, v.l " i.:is e<t a??* Cu In.in e.ie State to another, r? no '?l ..nil 44 d? itvetcd op to l.iia, ami ??i the . !.ty of the I'll;;line SlnVe law, charted t<>r this purpose, together witli a derle ration that all St a to laws impairing; or dolt. th j? this, ripht arc viol.H mi s of tin; (Vn-i tutiot), ami an eoiiseijucntly a till aiel \ It max i>i ..ei I thit this (ruction of the i eo. i;tiiti>-o lis airea.lv heen - .('<'I hy tilt! ii | ti*i me t cut oft! eit' it . a -. ami wnat a.i re mi. !ii t |>q reijui.i i i 'l ie answer i^. that a v v hit u'C portion 1.1 in peop.o of Cm I in .( ,v r s sliii contest 1 he e ,i lectio s o| 11.1 ih . : ti, ami tie ir will ce.f ii ni ^ ta i n .. i I adiiiit its him!iin; . i en tin! il ele,.rly : .hod I y the pen| le ol th si v? la . in their sovereign ciair.icter. Seen rui i plana' > ry auienon.i.iii wotiid, it i- n vi i, t u v er teno.iiate the existing o -si 1 s".s. in. ! resto e peace aini liunnm.j ant ill . tie. States. ft i li ;i t tint to!?<> d.itihted :! .t "n-Jian::" ] eat to the a' hitraiueiit, estah'i?l.e?l y the < 'Oust itlltioll its? it. well!'I 1 ee -i. with favor hy all the States nt ti..- ( 'on: . racy. hi any e\< lit, it on_lit to ! ir:, . ii. a -pni4 ol eoncliati' ti, l>etore any o| i! , - St ite dudl 8U, aratc th'-m-civi- fro'.i the ' nioii. 1 lNAM'i.s,?In my fir.-t nmm.t! tiles* iitc. I protnis-d to employ my I ot cxeutioti* in co <ipei.(lion with Co..^n-?, to reduce the expenditures ol" ti c vLi..;ee wl.;eh 0 n id on'.y l o gradually cor:ce.e.l. ': ! work rtn nrcd both time and patience. 1 applied in,m If diligently to t) t .. !. t. the Lc^iuini, and Was ..id I ty the ;d ' and cilery tic effoits of the he.n.? oi .he djHi rent l'.Xecutivc I* j artnioi.t . i lie n . alt of our labor-, in this. joo.l cm o. 1 in t apj c..r in the sum total of our .. . u itiirea for the hr.it .wo years, iiiuii.lv in i: ts< jiieiiCi of the t i .ii..o- t . a-.. ., nee. s-arily l.icurr. d in the i mh i \p? iil;on, and the wry l-ir_e ;.n. not o. i . c. utiuuerit i x|K*ii-. > of Congress dm inti diis period. i luse L'teat'y exceeded tli. p:i\ and mileage of toe lucmbcrs. l or the \ear 1 .din^r dotli .iiair, 10 , whil-t the pi. ai.d mil. _c ui..,uulc<l to hi. If .til 1. the uoutindent i-xji use.-, lasi* to -J. and for the year ciulin^ .'f 'tli dune, 1."" ... wlulst the | and mil.a"0 ainoiu.tt i .<> .?. '."1 hi. tin i out iimcut ex pi i.-e- ;:n.an.; el to v 1,1 hi .Of i.T ">. la Ik pj % how. ver, to ho ??L?1. to i.noilil you that tl.. la t {. 1 year, eliding on tlie i .!. -1 t i ... Uitui cxpei .htu.a s I tin. t.. . i i i . ; ,i. a i its otranche ?.. . luhvo, oxccunv x, and I judicial?tuclu iveofthe !#? liido 1..V. . r? duet d to .'a ... 'i h conclusive... ..; . -ar, ... ai ..a books Of th ? tea III V. 111.;. . e.fr t. .. . 1. J mi . * t." ? : >; \j j.iii . . 1 . I .? , i. 1 : ;.tii n iii J i . ] i S. I i 1 J ill \ II I. ?lt dun. i to (> . , I , Whilst t.it- !> mi.> u! .I.. ina . i v all in ! II ii fx J.I i.'iitii . i i .1 f,r . \ . .: I' eit.l ... . 1 . . ' 111 ! II . , J > I In , i! log 1; ii ii>rtlu!CKHttiri > nt n? ~i in ? !.._ . tii .i inn in (lit amount ii . --ii a i I ' . '.J.. .. A.iii (ho int?rw< uj t( ol v i > I I . op- j piopnuft ! i y i*ii' in-! i i ..i. i 1 i.ii',. ' ! i# * lor the purjn to of tui | thu :i a(hey ill ll> .i >i iii-rj :iim < llic i xpi'iiH-i i)i iin' i I., t v i , llll'll t I'll' ill year el,a. d ill ' i.i. . ill ' I line, one *h 'Umiii.I i i.'nt I. .1. .i. i i . I lilly nine." 'i In* .sum. .!. roloie, , --\\ hariifal'le ( > t:ic year I ?!', i . e ?! liU'U I limn 111r? mm i ! H.' ' ~ ii in i i tu :iM'i i;ani Ilie i | ue . ! In- year endon; oil tin ii* 'ii dun , I '. w ,..i n i. iivi it It 'slice lor (lip ] i ,1 I nut \ * nr ni ) ). ? ' , ' i 1 in: inter \-t i"i il jiui In.' lor I l.t! Milne lixal year on.'in;* "it lie ii' I Ii ) ni:e. I'li.ain mi tc<l to ii 1,7 >i : ' ulli'ii a11 tied to I lie so ve si. in ... ;.")o. PC >. I i. nivkn the njtgn'gutu oi ?" !#.7 >i . It en lit in justice to lie el' " r v i 1 11. i ie< mil ol the catilimtc* from ti i iVpart-i iients tor the \eai olidilitr -?' tIi .1 tine. 1 rem re lueeii l?y ('nn;rn--H In low ivh it w h, ii.d >T111 is deemed t-iiiiii ?<t:I 1 Willi tii iiil I'e intpri -t. Ai'"Wit)jg a liln iiil tmujih >f c-',.d'u,?iu", I'm' litis reduction, and for ?thrr rallies, it II18V Ik) hal'ely a .Tied lilt tie sum i 1 11 ,e: i. il ?l I rat 'in* si."-a , >(ill,tn (l.lll II, I .'III. ply lltliui e 111 1.) a in.in -m ? i i;i? '?? i*i, iillfj |?? j I, IT 1111? ? "" 'i,l> i d'M, nnk;*> < <? ? ! . vt'ii'c sliiiul'i it* re.titer iT-fMlvr -x;i ??>1. u i v e\jt'*iiiliinr > neec.s^jiy. 'i Iii-I i II t !. M lii"'!l :jftJ*IM?J ill I ' (II, -; 1Tililt' derive l-y ill*' excre i i-v llm n>ri..li* cli'j ui(Ji>r:;t i; nil ' in_j into uliii i nn' .:<-n. j liiivd* Tnyccli' i vrr in if i. 11 i.illi I lie award of any Mi h i >n-. r ' i- * xi | t in :i f in^lp en with the <"uliiiix.itin 11 N>eiety. deeming it advisable In t li oneh easo Hi flu' | rojii-i lie n! i I fhi! if pj.rfnir'i', with lie i neriil in.--tiaction lliot th^HO coiitiacts le tl'd :ilw11} lie ' iVI 11 !f? jllO lowest il 1.(1 ii t bidder. It h:i> ever been my opinion, hat | ulilie contract* me not n legitimate ourec of patronage to I eouf. rred ii|mi i.-una] or pnlitieol (iivoritenj but thai in 1! hvicIi cane*, a pnbl'c officer is bound to r t lor the <loveriiiueiit on n prudent indivial would act fur hiinscll. * ' % <?!:; Carolina Spartan. ? \ ?> A : ? 'fi luicHla) , >?'< ? ?;*IMT ct, Wt* ;ti < nullum!/' I in hii'ioihk o M.VJ. <!. \V. li. !.? '.<! !, h - r? ouii'li la' f >r (!hl<im i. ? cum. innii'l i!.? U giirn-:rt,t'. M.. :tt tlivtnsu V. ;i uillrui/. 'l i . - iii:<>nncc l.U'iili'DHnt 'i li :i> ' A . .1. F' '> I 11 ! . n ce n 11 ! ilr 11. v L t scr'i I" tm 'hi; i< Ivortis mm:, wil r>? re opened on } | t1:0 1-r ni' i'vlii ii:i y m*v. For a few years illy lias it l> ' ii i'.-i.11.'i.s 14c I. ninl <luriii^ that ]>oiioil noiie lias c.vrllvd it in ntiiiihor- < ' ivp utation. 1 ruler 11? ? chnrjre of its pre .cut : Principal anil Assistant, it Iris given tlie 1.1 , est assurances of perfection in all its arrange- | incuts: ami the students, tlie nn t s .ti-faetury , evidences of tlie proficiency ami thoroughness j of their scholastic elocution. Locate.! just i fifteen miles .m*?<.vo the Town <>f S] irtr.ii* . at New i'ru ;.i i t'huroh. in n f-'ni? n of iiii. ur passed health ur ! fit 111 y, ami ttnid a "n iple nf the highest i . 1'ie ami thrlf . no? > ran f.ir a moment ir ul.t its pro perity or v.i Mi ! the prediction th.' it- i r or will l>e a itsi t ' one. JVou OijrHtis Frt re- vruW'nf. '1 he writer " evenly T!r li s favnli.l us this week tv 11i? a e '..miciI. ition of interest. The spirit it h'<eiili"sl the eliustene s "of lid language, Hint it- llmt ly tkolciiittffii tire si. h as ?o make it very r. uh.M . ko >> that the writer i ;:< ntl in n vv. II pi i! ic i t. take a ]< <n iu the ten;. 1 l' w> *1 ? Upon tlie '! i*-i-rj plem-of liti r i : V>; 11 .i* he will en liiute liis It; ihr.it li i . !r : . C: r s ? ? ut t %? j KlM 'itl. v.'e li 'll 11 tin IV;I| || pijvitp 1 that a v)tooling affray ocenrrt 1 on Friday last 'at flreeuv ille Court !i> ... e. h. : i e a Ivlward O. J J , . t W *)*|*1 .hi ! II !'. I'll ! ill it* .ho' , was allot, and died in a few hour*. Mr. .)ac? lis j wna well known a !!. ' ly . teeme i by in r.j ' in our c immunity, tin 1 wo reg it mu !i to if l.is untimely tl at li. -* * i? ? < ?:!:> fiiiiv We ex '"ii ,1 j ! y. nt the II ' . e re of 11. 'v. I i on ft' .Its Six slinntaip Uitlcs. It is im], o 1 a h-rt ,4i,;0 i I"* .In - w 'in. ami vv.-uM ti > ?Lt.l ' v v n .... ! ? no <to i>1.'! uboiiiitin fi m i >? i n 'he llittl'lg of "U1 lit'>m11t.ii:t \wy < '.ill .i>. it i I \ n ' ^ - ire to ? :e llti ; l> mtiful ?|t imcti of fire-;?t i..-. of X'cirnittiro. The -' tie i?f the Furniture in I I.t' i ' 15cv. I'M in ( ater 1ms Iru t; ne I unti; ilie -I'.uii iust nt. -i !vr!:- it. In 15.v* appointment* to the Mi'itary A lo mie*. we notice ll.e mini"* t.f I! t". .lone ami i". li. I. i in jr. til'- Pi t. Flog ?*: ! .. : t Ion. MifS llaliie IV < lin'c , ? !' i . | i | , c I a lien itiful :l ! ? i!i \ .tin. ? . it Li an ".tniie S; . : ci .... es were tnmle !\v * Vi' 1 t \ ?.ii??jr ln<iic-H ??l i !. l-'i .'e i . inj? Cap* v\ i h the 'etl i I. : ' --i .into * en tlu'in. OlottiA t? RtoitTj- T ti orgla IT. 11; preKeutnii c-. on i'icT i i n*. the following pre iiuhle tu I > ! i" gc.cv .unv :i,. a ii tit--. 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Ill r> r | Jui ;;t !i i : i pi. r ' < r : y, nml I> 1 I*J* I it.III-i It .ifi| .SI . V ' I < .i >r. \ 1' 71 li !' ' i Qtrtrfi .> > f>j t% * n<$ i and Jl . t ifn/II . ir Allow mo. in l vy 1; I i !*ici 1 < i..u enlion, il j: ililij; ? ni. >uiilli ( in oliinl, niter mil it \ Iniijr yen - i ! ? ? i Hi--:. luii f.nit!? > i In lit t |',10 |>| 5 Iillllll: -111. *111 1 \ i o 111!v ! t'l a/ 'i' i :i "j In i . i' . l-y : '...llliLMIi : > 1 ! !l l'l.nteilol':ir\ it CI \ II Iclu rnur (i-.! n i?.*.iir i'ioo 'i il it 11 oo I iidr i ill !i| lit \ i r -i'' ' I I i i i i : ty I'll 'i I ri-ifi, !i? U !:l*l t|( t<-I'iniHi i. n : i , I i li, :. I i.p i iii . i - i or il. ii 1* il. .i i 1 li . ' ' ill sI i . ninl j'liii if ii|i?ii\ 1VII Ii ' ii ' ! I I ' l'r ' . n on " mil criiiiiii-' , mill r ti.i i fi*K it I* ml Inoilin ii. 'i .. i . '. ' . i ? I" i i i ii . ri -fill -i I ci ii i iio lu.lii n 1 I ft .:i : 1 wlie ii I. m lilthorto inutnlncflt) tlio j Htli ' I li vtli ni i 1, nt full 'i iiol.nl IT : \ . ii ..?l lu'lli i , I ii i! i: * ??] j ' I pl lOe, nii'l i ;110 II II ) ; 1 lief ? t . r I I I I III l!: IV, jll 'l e :kii| rim.i! :m ii i. ?. t<> ] i mil it t? icimihi longer i'i it- ti< lit n?.i i<-i;iii.in, would . Vv (iiiu its !ii if;ml ;i:iiiiuii< !_v ?|Iu-ikii i1 We iv re told l<_i our great >fit - -1: i: n, it. .1 11: -cords of I lie (ii. >11 ncre nnjijiinp . ro 1>. one, nnd now, (lie Iiim is lirnkt n. i o'tid I It it to lite 1 to witn hit regeneration, he v. .old fe.-l Iiiiii - it* i i|>'y iriv ii ii>l r i :I I ii ."lis lid mi. i ii c> . nd would -, like >inn n of id I, " l,nl I, ii > u I If.-I I ll i ill I liJV" '..ill dt'|ii?rl in |n \ few iiioio d'lVH, nnd ilie net of secession will lie eoli^ilinllt'llcd liv llie ftnlcliltl ordinance ot ii . >illvi it)inn f ilie \> ojd?* im 1 llie g'nd lid in;j* will go forili Willi lipliinin.' jieed in ev. t Southern Slate, lo rejoice llie In :irls and cheer the dronpitigtpirils of millions. anxiously awaiting the signal for ft general d? liter m aiH'i*. W'c li ir.? <1 iliu- lur wiili linn nn<l ? *011 !) i I -W.sli < iln.li- :in<l i i- I lion, Int wiili it < itist.ui' v <t I'Urj* n i in I - l;?U??|l. ||\ (1 || iif < . III,;. \ Mil o j . iu* I : ? .i I V.aillii toll, i all will Ik- i.i<:. |S >\\ tor iui.-us wr may be S ir ?'ii i.| itiou- i>i' I'.nw.'vor in liiiiu wo may l|? III' lllli Itiin .1 ! : ' IIHIVO nur-i'i I's. a< llif It kI tin :i ill ? !*1 "i ' t *?,?" i :i-l i linyiiig or \pi* 1 i i i' ro > i -i > v. I. ivi' | ii- si ) on: ..I if i : mi s.i .t it-1 in Siillotlll N lil?vi.'r' I-; - .1- IVII'.IH . Ill' ! Jj Villi!. ' of ln'i'11 in ii'ii 11 - ii'i n. -nil. ..I in ii i i ii i i ? t lii'ii. j Ida Bot ill', ii.-i. i.i i. W . v.. Ii > i . : v i- - | f?|n ? ;? .nil mi ii '. 11* \ i 'i ii' ..'i* .M . v.:i i Iiuto rcsuiutU tbuir pt?ve nutl # j |i I" 1 .1 loru: .' 1 1 ni II. if t burr willi-u. it conn.i'.;i !. Every s In it Tor in a: ! '.? ; .. i nii-i tinl r '. \ ft. i .111 *i i' I v. I . is c iitij ! 1. tS.p itto.n: : I si*i * i riOtl n \ i ' " r \ .'|.'l|ll?Y '1. 'fill' ! '. Ill lit. < nil villi lull I ra n': ltr?o wimv. I i 1'" * tin.' i ' i: nam il ?*ci . inn u .ill . a ! li'ii lij; ; 11 I I'liiliiin; in 11 ii ;ijin hi .. !i . '. i . r i: i'n.i sunt:. tfll .' a' n : m- i h on l - . f r ? . lui i'vi \ wIn- -\. . i - . i . 1 i n .!. Mll.itlii-1' i ..ill ii .ii'v iii"'.i now ! - n : amV -ill. i < | i.11 ( .?. i.? not,-a, nut' au! . >;!. i i Nii' v iuii iirtw ai i t ..i ' . I .liins i < u^ui i i ! by ilul'iy, ami i||oro ire tie-" nt'lii* -i-'. >1. llin.i^h w.i :i a more tutwoi thy i in : who, s ilk* in:' trot . no i ,'i..i . I . .track, ii* i: llii? \ il in bill 'I "i i i I 11mil a nta ..".1 li'ltt ; ti -1 :: .-ii* ill ; in I I tl l.rt IIH'v w i I N ,,,. i)| . c < : nit II. an 1 mil ' ii "ill..** ,t n il- Ii '. . i ii - ' by tic L -iii i.i I - 1- ii . 1> i pi'.i v.ili .1 al I :*,'. , . *.'.l '. .... ! I .i y i in i ' * ( -1 ' a*. ;>' * a. .| i> -tit i i ii.i* ' lie tic 0 ri I I ! I.- n i i*' hi 1 to '' j form you i bat I tinv< ii . I it pi i uiiuun " tiwn ! t . rn.i'k M. Ii. ?'1ST. C'oriTx;miat v of {Ssv Sfiu (s.si. "Y |",\ t ii! i i - 'i- . L'N, , , r. I>r \:r pt .x : . i * c ; .in ici 'i nl ti.c Pre -.. ?>.i ...1 .' .-t -' i !i l'"l ly ii ' . ii.' jo1 ? w > 11 t . ii , ..i i : c: v. j ;r.. , ...... , \ ! v* ' 'n l! - j irt 1 I ' if,7 I' \ 1 : .* ' I II I I i.i \. ' I IK v I'i' " 1 V\ il > . ' I J II l\ ' I. litis tit.. r I ! . tot . v. ? I < .... : . i . . i ? . . .. . :i' I I . .C . 1. \vI r n a i .t r ... t . .In j . i -' th . ' i t \ . !.! . a , . ' ii . l! . . 1. . * .1 a' .1 . Mi* 1. S * . 1 nc : . . . . vi t | '"T i )?' i .? !i: \ 4 . is . !i i.i :!i 3 I n, ii i. . ; .ix i i . > ii " hi : t >r iic ' '? 1 ' i* 1. ii ' ,? ;t.i '. i. . i! I ! t : . ' ! , \ l i . . . ?? . ! w.'H . ! whi i t i i ,.i . I T._, ' .. > Tin- ! , I of I 1>. I '' . . i - i'.- *. .. ... V ... ... . I ...? > . .1 ?' r. . ... . i. . ' kr. i III _ ! ' ' i \ . > . . > : . i ! .1 ! . i . V 1. h II . t. r ! . < "Til ... . < .i?! . . 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II :oi ., ->.*ii < 1 *ini. |i i i i .1 1 tIi i*i I i . i it' S iih i ,..rl .. . -i - - * " I" ' | .isc nl i ri i.. ;; i ; . .' . ii J | 'cl ill < . > ci It i it. . :i. il'c 1 . .oi l 1 III ! it'll'- I'll !o \ i i Ci' icc I.e., 11 ?i? nit !ici ii i?lu? lire ii i.' . r MM* will .111:11o Ii iti ; i i ii iii ii ! " ii . i cftll ii' oi i ilcsil 1 |;rl 1 nl . ' i. .. .-I i .iek III II-I 1 ll.ill '1, >VP, II lO 11 1 . I \ 1 11. \\ 111' til -1 III Is I'M nil I III 1,10 liolt -.1 nl I lie Ii j' lit. lii-vot il. 1" . in ; . 1- % II ! 1 ii.f. I.Ill \\ en \icti?rv i- Mill. ' >i'.!, v. i in c.l VoiCO". II )?| i' il to I lie i . i" .ill -. | 1 .lytlljT I li.it n.tr |?. i-1. iliy in i\ 1>i . >i . lin-ir If.ns ot I 1'iillt' e. I 11 I' i II 1 Ml. . l\ r , i. . t:,. 1 I 111 ,\ f l i lint ire Won nil ' j arati. kk\ i.vn niuKi: For llu* Carolina Spartan. I'UblfC A I'u'.li<" Meeting wan held at \Wbsu-i Slot- . on Saturday, the 1*> in.*!., for the |..?rl?u? of ibriiiiujrn \'ig.l uf? I'l.tn iiii-H. TinNouiim < * to tht -l ilt- C uvcii'ioii were invited. Ml*. tduaid 1 i. i-.tiiib, Sen. was cnll.,-1 .? I'hatr. and .1 M. C . .del . k, T. T. Wilkius and | in. V.iik.i, 'lited See;nrli'S. .\ficr which. Mai. .1. S. Sim . <>f i'nioii, beinjr o il'.- 1 ! iiji'Oi. adit I :!>. mi '.n^ in n .? m.-tii- ! in r, fhowlug the ne u? by the !?' >wh, | .... . , . .... .. ...? - j-'ii r u. ?/:iiV n?? I'l" Ui s:? t \ I" . -u I" ' .i l.-i. Ho Will lio . i he ? t t' ' ! ' ; I ' l.l 'isl l I "It '. liter, f. In ( . ..( . , . ;' 1 mi. tin !i tui 11"' ' m ?-rIr c .. . i hoiriii'iin;: "I A!i.ili ' tiuui.-ii:, in i In win' it v.. :i' I nl. 'I i I 1- 'n 1 . . i.V'e tin 1 1 ii x .' llil'll ... '. I If mill.- " "'v ml J't ? : ! : < I ! ' .i' ;' I ?i|iir;? i i ! . f [ 'I | !* l:" * k * \ ;; jolll 11 j" : u "if I t: ill! .'l-?t? mill \\ li.ll'O il! Ilir i inuii r.. : iml w 11 i.? ihc elivi i"li .if I.in lentil n h l'r?..;.| nt i.f the I uilo-l Si tit os li is |il"i-l mil ii - .i j. i); ii m : am! wln-rt \v. I lie v.- ; o hi nt ' l! r Mr Vn i nix ? ! !l'i> vi r - u h fl elr i|i'Kjrrnh!ini i . .-. .fli ;-rf fii?piiiptl||.? In i::e?te "in 11vi to ! I- tuccudi tfiioi vtl I Inimr I rod ion; nutl jv heron v.- know il.r pat ml I . i v m cnfi i li no : i in oui I m::.unit v : Yl;v -r. re, | "i i r i i -..U ii t i r. ' i me- < . in. : ?, in he tiinixn lit " T!io V. . 'i . f i* \ i.uiico . : i r t . ! i n . i r 1 11? ! ' .ii 1 lit J. 6 '.ii! ' . ' : l* ivilii ii, I i.l" Inline iu;: . . ;i.? n < ri- :i- . mi.1 uiin1i..i-u-l v | I ' I .ii' ivo p. iljr " .if live.-, our fur 1 . . IX' . t l l ii ill- .1", til : 'mill III I.Ill' h. l-i\ .-ll XI O. .'. t - we i in v r if ii:it:i iiillo /. ' - . !'!. i v. i- h Sonth ten '. Hi , .. . tu In .. -a tiii-n.hi'i' ot i. ' nit- wlieiiun - ! itiir " o?-I-il. .ii - l.i-.. thru net.' into :i n elvtioti fur ? i.: i' x \ ;i o i ; -o, \\ hi it o l - !' ii iix ; 1 I l il.'h. -. 11. I i /*. I.?W I... V h i-r. W. K T.lp-I ( c-iiuh. I. i i . i -.. J. Ji. \V i'I. in -. II. It. Stalru, I - in". ?*ii ! ; ? ii l.ij ..li. Wiii. V.'iikiii... ?l i iTl :i .11 < , I- i .li. r r. v.: 1.1?. * -i j i n\ i:. - i. jti. , ! it. .!... i: .. y. i ! : 11'Ir . ?\ .Inlri' S lilt In ft l.il t. .. it. 1> S!> j.; v. < . ' r !. i!. i". M. Nui' i'i f J WeWnr, lU?ii?.m ' ' I' ..' >. SilijiJIV, U. ;v. . I ' it iin.' . n, Kiip ire un?l Curi i . . 1 ! iti ' i ; . no*. 1 Jr. Curt i i ; i' . .i Xv . ; . \ . ' :i . Cittiinut . .! \[_ <; i .. T. , Si4.*: tries. \i V V I ' I II ":i.i. : v . .it 'niu-'itiu i' i'k 1 i ' > ' i !;'i 1 itf<*ni.il><*r I ; i.vi. ?'.ir 'i? ; ' , i i I :. i.r . t! i i inn ii .i ' 1 '.r if t ' % o r-.r yv-I! . A.i t'.inc'cr, trjbcill.il to . bvir. r. .1. ?. Bttokat tele* foil f. i ! i -t :i^ Scrri't:iri?r?. : i S i > ii ~ tt i- i | ' uni il by Dr. ?'. M . . ..? i> .i till li tniJ f! n.ir ;<ri'' nt 4ini til .. i4 .' iii^j i . 11 ?1 ? ? r ill.. I ii'i* i ; i i .1 . : if! iii :ithii i.i il.t > . ii .io . t-'. v !<. . t : \ it: : i i in cr lo . uv . .. .. 4 4 11 11 V . II II 1*1 1-1. ii j . 'i 41 . :i 1 Ii l tlif t in i. : s 1 '? HC: / .. -r i ! .j i toot i u of \ I.i- n.4 ' *. v. ri w' nli' in> 1 ' u *.l;. . . , ..it tli v c ?l?r " ' *. U t i ; i; ) ei-i! . i ; 1 ! ? ? ? ? ;. it. \ o : 11.0 for. lin- * :- ( V \ \% . . il. .? #uimi> f ! ' 1! im?il'l li(.t t\ f i , . . ! -. ? 1 . ft \ . i in ... ! . . ; .1 .. ih? Ho ga\ hii< h tuiyapproval to ?!?< ' i i 1 -n 1 i. o'i; r v .! >1 . ! Ii.-tmi o . < ' i - ^ i 1 .1 ; .i ~ .! i II ; ... :.. . : . . . tic* j re .w i n I it \ n un iiuki >?ui$ i :l . ; -tJ. I i' i in.. i". ;? >' of the id .sing !>. ' .. i ; i i - . tiuu m-n u: uer t| I'C r 1 in copy. t):t Hi uioti ilit* mrclinjf ALRX J. tans:.:..;, citit/n .l.ti Hi.Mi: -rn>'i?. t . , . !?T. .-.ms, f" ' * "'" r tlit* (' iroliii i So titan. V I v? i: \ - : In - c i- iiiiieli -j ccul.'it iou in \\ lit: v II lie (I f Inline condition of the * 1U1, pruTiilwl alto feoeilti from 1I10 t>nioiif :il!,i.v i.? In oil or Hit' I dlovv illj*. i. 1. in .. w iv.i? nn i I'.irin 11 1 . . ;:i * ill theti ( . - 1 1 i 1 1 is- n v other p.vvcr u \> 1 "el iiIcm .r : iiutl it* the South 1 _ mi . : 1 port . -lie v. .1 _ . Inch 1 1. n It re long ci pniM nt 01 Wlfio* j ; '.ii to our revt'i.;if. , e.i. ..e lift' tin'ton.in .11 j .opertj of 1 t . N . . .ii i i.'li : the ld? 1 mi I irr.mirc 0 I > ? : li vvt 1 .-lieil for the.1. It they iivnur.t .,v..l tlo in. lit. our N . 1 hern nlid Southern I 1 1 : .en lit! tli 1 I' !- t "ii 1 nor >j.:ir:?te 1. e .'.i-ii 1 in 11. <11... e ' pint of 1 .V", i .\ . 1 < :iii wo not ' lU'i-as in:tn\ ini . i . an.I i. .ore, t> I o jift.jilp of ilie i .? I ... i i . i . .it, t join Iiio Southern i . nir ii i .i . W e |'i J " to sliiiw : ! .. > in!, ru Si tlr how own nu>*t of the .. . i.wing lan?l>. .'in- Territories fun* in) ji .ii'., will iiinl it to li cir inii.v-i ?? join ili" >ip iiiu iu i'i lift il. .icy nekiiowleoging *lu slavery : the tulli i oxit ut ::inl engage in niuiiufncluring, that llioy m.r. .11 to ttic South ^ / - : tree of duty, and grow rich off of us, an the North ha? done. We think self-interest would v.iuse many new States to join us gladly. We suppose we have many warm friends at the North, wliojiave stood up for the rights of the South manfully: in any of the events of the South, we hope Wo will not forget theij | dev.t.on to our interests. \Y? i.i it i- well Lincoln is elected. I'cr IM f > On su-j tidier Luu<l, iii.t Ion,* political :i..i . i_; t; i iltui. Jucksoii, who**: luliu.iiiii[ .id ii > but r o- ih effort* in overilir >*v t S t - "'T 4'i'v. \v Imle f.iicil to j.icjm^c iill'i l.V i'l l 'll< III lit.-.*.' |>! .'CCllMlill 1 ....I ii qn.-itl'.y tloiti i?iir> a c??ii-titUi i ilial rigtil, .1.1 .* '8 ' l l l<? meet ii : Ate ii i . n tin .iiiy I I *- tg.iiii i m runny .' i . I t.i . !ii A in - p.i . I : .i ; l ;? i t luii i.i i '.i n pr.ri1*1. r ^ i people in alu** ami u >.>1 I -II I li . ! . ?.l > * I II 1.1* lit. Ill' l- i li ? I to ri i. \ t. 1 i " i-! rt*: t (.i. iu.u ' ii ifci ii . . 'ian ii ii j*i-.ii.*.; U. , ... i?n 'it IV.-t . ?i u ii; V> n ; , I I. i HO 11 '.I tfv .on . ?*. I MtllK tl. .. ? : oioli I.U-ol ' ? * vi i' , .% I liiI ^ It - . Ii ' or V , ..1.1, 111 | 111* in . *. ; . .*i . : .1 tii.ii a I'ow.'I ' - ?*..** >: .ted to l'o?jjiv.*N i *?i . .i i I.i I .* f r ; ''ii. ,i .. - . .. \ . even .: tin* . i. r iii i . i* - ? . it v* otil I l?i* uitv \* i aii i i \.*liii? c* reniiktiiiit. t.'.fti. Mr iitn*.i initii mi l l ie io . i* .' _ cm ito _ along wry wvtl: by a i I-. it . : a, . iti iiiiiliT.stii nliiig'y. w . . *?Vi* Hi* : .iv.*i'i :iu apjM'u) to the -.. ;i Hem- au-'ir to a.uii i hia ii t'a :ly . i * u; . ins j. ?>.t on. lie * iv a the tori** i*. - | 1.1 i 1*1 ...i 1 .i i* IluW ill Uiv J'iV?s?'-j. 'II i*t ti.i* ij'iviril. .in iilil III* ilma hot -tgml^ Ii uv iic'i < mr> iua i.- to rwover |.*i*v?ei?aii'ii |.i* irv iti!y iml nitii. nt hhic-iahcJ This, we - .i "*. in .y Im i!i"l by t urn nit- ncra. r.'.i *ti 1 ' > ** ti '. g any |>ru*iic'tl solution. , li. Ii i* verv i. i*ul tin y on t tic levi*;i . . .a . n . * .* ilca.i^ it uni i::i.tmtc ._ , I . - , I .It . - li 111 1 I'l I .''I, Ml ill or. Im ji nt. 1 ; ...it wliii if iioni* run be uvyol'.* I lien *hat 1 ?V .11 revenue out* In* i It 'a ill i*e situ timl, wlit-u we I'm.ic : . it i * prui'iioii! -elation of nenuiiiir 'ill.. .. . ll.O .V. " di'Vliivi.-. ;lit Wlil/ltf vci - .1 y . Such ii e the troub. m .-ii iiijmi? lit - venernbh* l>cs dent. \?itli ii-1' 1'knrnMon ol led- pendencc mid the lull . i ri^ ..i- in i vi'i'v Stole < <iu*iiiui.on ciftitniii it i r. ' i r.u-r mi i ul.o'i li powriiiucnt \ ? .. hi \ti ii {'.wis <! <t' Kin t!.e c ?iix??!ii of I lit* g veined. In* is farced ;<> reco/tni/. I lie ri^;lit of l f> till;; :<>n, n? liv O.'lll it -??t secession, as wo <:. .11 II. Vtllll I In! Illipi, .Jily of preset Ving t li?* I nion liv iiiiTi'inu iimi the impolicy of I- . ii'.n ! .ii^ 'I. .-laving In.ii in I lie face. In- is ol?lip i to follow i he ili. iKics <?r wisdom. un<l udv. -sigiin-i it. Willi tlii' Motion ?>t tin* I.egi! wo ! Voitiiotii now before iiirn, fr<ini tin* | : mi .rials I'ti.cu || Ins \Ir>??ge, In?* inn-: jus. . . in In - ne ?r< the course of I lie South. tin i'n? win 1<* though obscure ni;<l ine\pn ;.?ivo in i'ir??u hi (In* praciionl'I'tiiciil; .< ilini must ..ti-o, no ifi .-co in ilio .\J.? igc k spirit oi Himciy in KViii'i 'oioily lev nliiium k id in 1 ? ir; iii I ii i'i.ii|:.i'?- me-1< i. ccc-di iii ! iiio State iii tlii* -aino sjiirir. nn I (lit* author ti<| : 111 1 people of Soul o i i nil inn net willi i lie pni'li'iii''' mill limine- * b-oii.i.ng i.te ci;icftl | ill;' I 'li'O. lliccniliuiy lll iy cuicr o .I 'liii . - perils willi i < ii scoiion in peaceable enjoyment ol self government, im li treating respectfully t ^r** ii s , i t lie cilior. Mini e icli moving. withonl internal iiissetis.i ti. ia llic i-vcii teller of its legitiiiMW an . piesorilip i < r<r-e. flic pottion i I ill * vloss ly,. rcferriii;. t* fore: ?:i nii.iirs. -nonae nml . duties, tlie necessity of ft liigl<ert uilf. n- In* say?. (<> proiiu'l ilie revenue, ftinl to *eo re to our inniiufnc taring interes s iimi nnin.iit of incidental encourag*icent which itnnv I t My results from ! .1 revenue turilF, are nil mbis-em vhieh no longer concern us in the present t'nion. Wo tiler-rue have not presse.l ihem upon t'.ie ftttrntiitn of our reader.-*, nor (fowled our own Coir, in lis w ii h thc:n. Iiii|i? lii* t i mln have been unticipatipg tn>.re t'i* m l,i i-.i.ii. 11 ilmn onn he realized. We v. 1- c Vainly die la .'".ire our wive* un?l dniigh- ] (. I M.uiil ' |'n 'I <n an equality with a uepm ; and nt !mv.? n<>t bund one poor man wHi i v illiug any inch tl.iny .-houM t xi>t a' the South. A. 1J. 0 n y I'oiiJ. - ?? ? I' ir tin- * ur ilia Sp trturi. >! Ii.tr : Llav:tig b;"!i informed by dif1 -rent | c.' > that uti impression lirn boon tnado u;. >u th'in'iu'.i of the people, that 1 v.- , 'i '.iiiii i:?-1 by in ii. I r e ads a candidate to ii i.ri i.i oui I>i 11 i ? iu the enduing Suite Conu"; ion, aTi './tee on the ilnv of t lie mass moot i 1 c 1 ii n iluty I > vindicate my friends on 1 lnj ? '! i .'n Hticli a ohn.go, niul therefore ave re*" r e to yn r paper in order to di.?a1> j Mi< , ad. All iiv ine to any that i | i a filiojrtiher wrong, I disci > I. il' r't' l : > ri y i itives. 1 i ' \. I, . .'i 1: ill.>:i of many friend* i for the 'i*-iti 1 i* in of liny |)>'ivi)llill 1 r'.".' pi, ..? ke<-?? >?: pirty iliT rences, . . * i. t . .t- 1 :h? i.iim:h it ion ; nor .1 I I ac??*.ii .v ry i- vr I y- before the election. ! > i 1 u t know until alter Uniting my circu! ... il:at the itnjirv >-<io.i .hove allu>k-<l to wan e:r?'i:ainvl by nny portion of oilr people. I rek tii.-.* any Mich i.'rae-sioii should have 1 b ...i in idp iiti!u? 11in >. At a time, when part h i i j a-.m il fei luig" should be buried with . . , HI* HUi :n II. III 14X1j?rc? -,< j .-if i-a.i-l iniinruity of sentiment, ami in uul en trout against our enemies. Ii 11.; . J nix n >i lully HalisfR'l witl. the u .iinu. wi by the <.'oitiminco, ami privately cxpie 1 *1 my -.1: to ill ti r^rc'; inn i( wa? ii .1 <*n . . . u; / - ..r/ it -a; point n*. out. There i- < ii" 1 . ?uria.?l : w n?oii'H' obtained the high ' ' v v i- i-i i? " !' i>i-tr; J ??lU j .y ivowtd bis principles ' i Ma c nc loti u ' 10*.I ? who-.' politic* arc still tiio same?nlioi.' ^ ii : m a t. 1 ti.o i;"it cm :Id liimio a place i ig fl" n ii'fi >0?. And the old xrcenit:, wno !; i* - ? fa hl'tily. for forty two year*, di? La", it * * rioin i?.il duties his fricti Is Im . i- i ( . it' :>i i' til! a nl wiio re; rewind h.. 1 if- * rot in t i? State ' 'onv it ion in l-'.J. 1 also 11. i ! i i c< nsideratien. 'In contusion; ! cv; - tujr | rat It tide to my . . 1 ! o - i ki.i.ng ic ftx ty d 1. ami 1 wi i ii :t*n i to niy ancestry, w io assisted by haul xt rric", in a o.-.tcxt of seven year* du i. t" j ncliv r :ike'!oni, ilul I at this .. .itiy lit. lo >' 'I />' rrm , to n o from my neighbor, wh u each ir* 'i i-hou rto shoulder to aicot the , .ing llexjn-ctfully, WM. J.VS. SMITH. At II Leo UC>. i* rum tin* South Carolinian. Til iVt'siii.-'iifs .tlvsNajrc. \V. | iii?'.i !i i i .".Dottier column, so much f t V: j> "i I'i". -m in i'.iieiiaitau a- bears i: it -ni-.it t'.eiliy. It i - very cvnt'-ut tii: ti.iiit.cx ti-ily toe i!iihci:lt.cs that enc i - i *ii. u.i.lt..ai re 'Ocsno clear ami >al'c \v i n' * .ii cni.;i. Mr Inichanao U.ix lived Doin . l:lc. He has i.iuiic his country i : .i.ji*. v 1 i. iii inii inu.-<c*l by the iiitiictiiig ran lucnix i | iHo domestic rela* mti, * VN i ctn ipprc *i;ti * ttietroubled emotions 1 : iiix ir m i. ..i t c.ut tItcrcfuro iymjiaihi/.e witii n. ll> tiiniM'x th it ihe " onli is aggrieved? it :i*. iy - in hip Me -ge. that a sense r i i.oijj rex sts arouud the South. ; . . .* I i nl' a ..*, >|?v.i:c ug. n* he says, lroui ' .a. n.; I e I. l in* en e i tin* Norl.icril peo tv.tl. *:.* slln'l ill ? ivi.rv in I li? S.nii ii"?-ii -A" I. .!. ' i t m ' From HiiNlilnRfoB. 5** WasainoTON, l>eeeml?er 5.? No ou? could have listened to the debate in ibe K.uate, today, brought ou l>y the ill-iimed remarks of Mr. Hale, without a couvicti.>u tbat^at'uion isjusl on the verge of dissolution. Tlr. Hale when preased by Henator Drown, of Miesiaeipl pi. disclaimed having made any menace, but the ,p?st interencc from his language was, that those who are preparing for secuaaiou must also prepare for war. Me. -1 s. Drow n. J vert-on and W gtull in slant !y met this suggesting with defiince, stern and velienirnt enough, but u ?t nearly SO strong as their constituent* ut home wilt manifest. (Jen. Lanes remarks, that she South would be di-grubed if she should submit is [ also, siguiiieunt of fhof ido of ftnt a nta. '1 here i- no u-e disguising what is before us. ' ( .")! and -.iguc. >.b*i rvcfii see its f r...i."* ? I ?.r avoiding :i mature Jly the 1st of February, ' South t truliua, iteorgiu, Alabama Mississippi 1 air I Florida will^ he out of the t'orfo ler.iey' My It lint lime, tii *y Mih have coiisunitnuied cucli an* under-landing with Prance a ad (1 teat Liuain a* will enable them eicn to set i\d. ral coercion. shotihl it he attempted, at defiance. They will insert in their< onsfitutiou a wlnusc prohibiting t he import at i<>? of Africans, w hicli will tcutl to co'iciLinte tlie border States, uud in a short time every one cf the latter, except Delaware, perhaps will join the Southern Confederacy. lieu the llotine Cointuittee of thirty-three comes to consider that part of the lVrsiJfttt'r Me-.-nge whit h recommends nn amendment of the < oii -?itlit ion, ut.d the recognition of the right of ?I a very protection in the Territories, there will be a httcli. Protection was the issue ot the ctiuvas- just closed. Tlie republican will not give i:p w hat they have won. W.vshi.vijton, I?ec nth-r t>.- TT.c President lo-diiv r< pi cl to the re-obiti >n of Inst sc?i"ii' ' relative t<> the slut( trade. It nppuarn that the ' African aqua Iron has Leeu Maintained in the j last twelve ye tire, tit an annual excess over ordinary naval exp1 uses of !JS" 0 ,'0, uud the excess of the present year, in consequence of tho ampb.yuiciit ot stoaroerw. will be t^>*00,0f>0. Not withstaii'ling this expenditure, the British, Uovernmeiit has lrcqiicu.ly complained ot ill* inefficiency wf our efforts, unt ill at last tiic l'resident has officially informed Kngland that we don't want any niorewttggcs'ion* on the subject, a* we consider ourselves abundantly able to i regulate our own affairs. To day, the pe.tker's warrants for the pay I of members ! he House were refused at the Treasury, for w ml of funds. They will lie for! malty pn-tested i/>-uiorrow. About only ha? been paid to ntetoi b*-r.s since the session commenced. , Th re is st rong resolution on ? lie part of tb* South if t ' > yield io :.n\ p? posed e nupromise, and the n ig-i.iisiu t ",j,. yioitli d uly increase-. it is : .; . ;leibie lino any public busine t. , l v inuistwtel r.nt il i ho * ecoetio" question is settled. j .. i > outi.-ulty repotis that the rcpublicati >ci t hold a - .cut lu-t iii^iit and rcsolved to maao no concession. >uiiihern in"tnl?crs p: ti nitici d the Mouse special t'u;:iiiiitire a taici T.cte is not a n pi i-en :it .v< * li The ' al InUiHn?< r "i to-morrow,,'"otr.e* ut ti i a oii>? i. i it ..i ib rou hern8-'hi >ixi\ lb..u m l i! . -i.? d io ib.- l-i tit>?? .lami i?y for pt n-i-urn have het-n onliwl not to he pint utiles* tiio Trca>ury note*)* mcill be i*?uv] prampilv -3?^ S'ine tli" clerks in the !> 'pa.-t merits wiII i10 eitc u dollar lor I be pres.nl months s ser* ices. WAMtisnTiiX, Pee til-r 7.? \ better feeling ? % i tli?y, iiinung the i ongiess men gencin y rise Southerner* are consulting in role mi ie e to the preseui and future.T.ic k're i'lv.:it hue gi\ u :i>vur.-.nocs that he wi.l not reinforce the forts in tiic harbor of Chariest uu. ?'> ? t . a Ms.jor And rsou. of Fort M'Uibri , ha- noi itskc 1 l?>r any more tro. ; - '? he b< 1 : cling t\i.-t* between the ga r s m in 1 cit /ens. All the tr-tml -i f : select committee? t 111 y -1 > r c in number?wili str-.e, except I) y c !ul Haw kins. l -ioii'ion. ot '1 In* not yd arrived. V? i? s Ucceut'ier l>.?-The i^itiiliirs fr. vi ill's lure bis tea l:rl?l a en.-oust to day. lor t .< | i. e ol coii-uli -ii >ti un i interchange of vii w* .hi i feelings. The me- ting was harmonious. I ui no conclusion was anived at that would warrant i lie belief that there would l>o united union. I^o proposition was made requiring a vole. The cauiun finally adjournal, tally convinced that ut least *?tcii States would withdraw from the present Confederacy ? There is now no hopes n ir proapect of the preservation of the 1 n.on. Mesnrt. Powell and t r t en i? n, of Kentucky, made strong und cli. jaer. ?ij p a!a iu the caucus, hut ull to n? purpos tie i. Hcnningscn, Nicaragnan not cry, is out in a long letter urging thr Si nth to stand up ilur her r gbts. and pledging himself and hi* old c itiipau on- in n mis to cotueto her defence. I Ii there is any bghtiugto be dune, he want* to ill 11II id iii. S at or Crittenden, who loves the X'nion an Irs 1 to. declares that the prefect of a peneef.ii * tlenient is m -.? gloomy thiQ ever. ' rv. i. Iiu not yet ? u l"d his select <"onttee c : T;.e r ason is that five of the it. u.v i;i:?i n pron.i ing cud uucon\? . e ii it f - nfunds tc meea e:t* w -i?Ms of lb I r is-try. a incr-vl^r of . ? \ ||? 1 ill ' :i s. ? -re*" .i.iiiu- lime j ayui t heihtiiua on rc i ' e w .u iln. jm. i.c a ?i. vi.s.'S w V . \ ?The Senator* !r --'V f I >'M a rauctt* yes, ur : v. : ih" ] ! ? < e n* < insu'.talion nn4 1n ? > <?l .Vi com lurion Tla* ?rr vt?. tr iLu r I-) h 1 lief that any hnrmonii i ! . l> >U-i' rrnjn.ul on. No projio *. In fnrv ;r-l t-ultitig fur a *oie, i.ndtii ci .ivi- Ijnurni'i. \ n- > ww <-'ah!.shed that at Icist rv \ ? add withdraw fr< rn the Confed or 1: i de? nciLthore is no hope or pros fih > Union continuing M. - i i'ow I and Crittenden make strong' j; o ils f r the Uni 'ii li w.n reported in Washing.on the 10th in' si int, tli it Scorclary Ccbb had resigned, and iha' h'- would lr;ureT<?r his home to day. i Ih.* Senate Standing Committees are the ?auK' us lost si"?ion. r. l'nwo'i's r< mint ion, to appoint a Conv> , mi two of ihir' < ;?. * i* n{> in tin- Se.i??te. In ' lion c, Mr. I! > in kill: still declined Uc > ve < n :he committee of thirty-three, lie dcn-'tin 1 the committee as not representing the sentiments of the States. The Committee of Ways and Means reported u lull to authorize an issue of $10,000,00%. tr. isiiry notes, to supply the Federal Treasury.. The hill w is pu-scd without restriction as to* par amount in gold. Hon. IV, W. Hoirr ?We find in the Wins-, t' r?." a earl fi ?m Mi Hu*<-? ii tig to he a < hi h if i >rt technic Comentioiw. tit says: I hui. and ever will ho, hwly to se^vc ray State or district in any enfictly, where nj . service* may acta illy he needed ; hut several worthy gentlemen have been nominated for in t'ne Conventnut. every way qualified, who will M'rve it t'lvM'ii I- r?e?iile*, I am convinced I can icvve my Si.?to In twuig at W a-hington, than by befug ? member nt the Convctinon Tho South Cat n Represent nil too ran do. much to iv l i er direction to pnh' ic opinion nt VVashing'. ; u: 1 I would consider it the j..Mi!.'uv-t iici my lite to he able to nunounce 111 >11 t'.i n t ongroM tliat South Carolina h i 1, by ?'i or 1 nine.' ol secession. severvod hi* connection with )i -r S art hern r trmir*. nntl stood re It to lo.t'i a name, with her *'.*lrr Souther# w tit os. r ^ at m ? <i. a M mcku oi i'ovunr.as. ? We lenrn thai ait hioi.. ?. 't too I f i i al llou>e ol 11 epic" ti:.iii\f have tlotcrni n >1 to go on to Washi .oiin a ol i gti there. We are informed that th r arc ui.Miih is frun other Southern St aim a ho arc tl si >'ia of cotife. ring with tliera In ih> steps low nrda ih consummation of n Southern Confederacy. Tliis arrangement will not interfere w>h the ilischaige of their <lutie? tut delegates to ?he State Convention Col K?iU, Mr. Boy ft" anil Mr. Miles have been nominated tui-.r;t ifr which iiimr experience *<Jnxir.iMy liii I'loni. nn'l. therefore, their election it fit)' gencrwlly ilviirwl.- -South Varr,hnirtn.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, December 13, 1860, Image 3