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Any person procuring five Subscribers and becoming responsible Ior the satie, sbdll receive the sixth copy gratis. . ;dvertisements conspicuously inserted at 624 cents -per square, (12 lines, or less,) for the irst insertion, and 431 Cts. fbr eacl contiouatice. Those published monthly. or quarterly will be charged $1 per spiuare 'for each insertion. Advertikements not having the number of insertions marked bn them, will be continued until ordered out, hud charged accordigtily. *All ctemriinientions addressed to the Editor, post paid, will he promptly and strictly attended to. We lav before our readers. io-day.a iumber of letters writet by several of our li-llow iti ze us. in reply to itvitatinnms to finite in the hine democ'ratie celebration of the 4th ofJniy, at .1 il ledgeville, Georgia Cotumu, S. C. June 30. G"entlem.n.-[ have the honor to acknow 'lilgc yours -of the 3d -inst., coe.tuining at invi ttion 6u nbit as a oimitee. of the citizens -of Baldwincounty. opposed to the electio. III 'W iflin Henry flarrisoi to the Preside..cy o; the Utnited States, to poarticipiate iII the celebla tion of the approaebing Aniwr'e-y ot Aien cie 'Indepenedeece at 31 ilhedy'eifll. Un~der standineg that this meelietg will consttinat. -the union of all who itgree ot tl.e principles up ot i hich our governent -hould he imihiPte ed, in a commou striuggle for the rit-hts of' the lieople, the States and the Constizt:i ii I ean not but feel a sintce rL regtet t:at cannt be pre'et at a time and otn aits occaso:. thus doubly consecrated to piatriosm a! our conti. try. "As a State Rights mnl ai a Nn.Hfier. I rejoice in this event as cone eof those oblle ttri suinphs of principle, vhich unerringy preiig tqU'. glorions s. -cees for that greaet en n ti. which we ar#- all paying' the common tributtv t 'our approval and support. -1 cannot but regard the election ofr Geetl al Harrison to the Piesidency ofthe tited States, as nt e'vil of the gratest magnttue. I at. sure it would prove di5:t-trous te. the. .,ta~tR ieht prinipiles. and he fiaught wi-h emitent dan ger to Souterit iitere.ts. We have t:eo en I Tity for' any thin- good. and twich caneiie to -.p pe'ehecndh lfe-reverse. And yet we hear eve I. in the South the erv ofelu'chne, chn:-e! which tie great whig lete'r 31r. Webster h:s pr. 'elaimed as the watchword of their paity. \Vi1mt is the change detnanded firom ni To pit the Democrats ont at.d thee % higs in. To wtoss litnefit will such a clhae r.!uielt! lie tore we conset to take per. out of tIe' hsand! cf' Mr. Van Buren and the Demoratic liarty and to'give General Harrison nid his stepport ers. we will as prudent men. regpetire of (e-eral Harrison and his party. on %% hat principles thty will administer it. S.atisfy us lirt that % ou are worthy oif the tru. t. aite to exercise it ind that yon will empi'v it fitithfuly fir otr advautage. Bitt strantige to say, we heave no reply fromo et ther the General or his party. The hetero'ae e-6:ts iass which ominitated him at iarris 'utrg, coui!el not tegree ont aey cinenon I i!.ci yiles of piar'ty, and twe General is nttt permitted to speak ont for himself. It is etonOt f'or its that arontid hin and with hiin we lied all tho-se who have ever teene and will be lostile' to Sourber interest.,-ihe old f"'deralists whose epiteentne ate cieltanged. the sEupporters of the United1 States Ptanks. the pr.'eetive Ti'lT.h Int terntal Imprivemients, dhe assentnitng the Debts of the States. andre the distribuetingt tie publliec ldsor applyitng the proceeds teo the putrchease' ated coflama'tioni of slaves. Bit above tell 1 believe lee has eeiher the fnitess, abihty, eeir force 'of' character to lit bhim f'or this. .stetiot., anid to enable himt to exercise a conitrol oiver' his pe'?. ty. lie w~ill he a helple's inestruenzt itt thte htands ofl w~hiche ev~ery hlectiotntmay get the uip per fened in fhis cotitusel'. le hats teot the power of' resistantce'-in ays sueccttedt infmle etices, he has consonmaiittedh this condteitioni of' lif'e by uinresistingly desfr'atiichisintg htitm.'eif of' the f'reedotm eel' sfpe'ch, andt seerreenderinig his opintions to thei keeini'itg ofa comitte e whto tare caerrying uit the p.olicy uee.d eptm. at I Jar rishttry of' keepii's every ltig edark.. If' tee ob tain pow e' o tbmtits to this. tot pre.'.erve it fhe will do mtere. let 'hort, fh etas btee'en brht'egle outt bv our enemeies. who ptissineg byV the distin-' geish'ed mtenu eef cote t'essed tn hilities andie ktoni te opinionts ini their owne ratnks. maye~ le' suoefiie'd to have eleected hime aes the.ie' e'andeidate. b~eceie. 'of the weakne'ssan thtefiility oef'his ebarter 'le, each l'hetien hopejite:. tee get the conittrel f' him if' elected. a'ndl toe uete hhtt tor its owni putrptises. To Mr. Vanet Beirene I he' fetd stree g objee t's. I Inookedl with -.reatt distreest otn tell lie said or don. 31y corefidene hats srowne sowl. ie hise inate-ir:l spleeb I.e me i pledeeige's eel the grUetet tse,'i'enCe' to te eudeth. I!. ,'ntt inure thtan teny k'r~sientt hadei donee, ife pro claimied utnc'omttprenn-tmt eoppoisition to) the schiemes oif the .:ho! itie's. e d th~erebyiner red thier hitter hted. In every sina,'emof hi'. admineitratetion,. f'romt fiat dayi tioi~ hit' atem:iy letter to the Kientiteky c'n'litife. htetetl and. f'rientds heave redeeede his iniuntgttral i'ed.:e aned grownt strontger tand siroronger witith the Seeethl eon this vital que..tiotn. lie haes atn he esnr entemte.-s his enemies, th~e smtoe whou seentr--d th~ceiow iniationu of'Gee.ral liarrisont, aned whc tile dingie all thtey cart tee puel deo heis tedmiiatio, thtt thcey may the mtore suceesfully caerrv "itt the'ir ruinous schemnes neeib.st us. ''he l'Jemocraetic party.wihose cuandidate Mr Vant linren is.haetve sitakeed themse'lves tupoet the. old Re'ihileane State R ights dfoctrinees. They itpplose tneieehiint a United States Batik, a protecteve Taritf. tand Ineternal ie: rov~'ements, attd are' fhr contfintintg the Goevernet strictly toe thet ex'reise of iftose powers onfy, which tire cerly graniteed itn th-o Constetittn-end mtost especially do btey suph. great Stqt' Rights measuren arerormn a Consti titioinal Trensury. A measure whiel. the peo ple. after a lnig 'iand patient examinaation, with the aid of' the ablest discussionis ever yet bestow ed tin any subject in this country. have s!owlv vet decidedly adopted, niotWithstittudiig all their early habits of thinking aid business were at first arryed agaiist it. Yielding to the sober coNviclions of comiton sense. disregardineg vagnce denuuciatio:s and etnyty declamation however spotitts. and coming as it did firoim those they had befIfre trusted iad honored, they have deliblerately resolved to place the Treasu rv of the Government whero our foreathers a'nd the Constitution placed it ilidc eeldent of the .flanks and Bank influences, making it de pendent on the people themse.ves-surrender ing a connexion degrading to both and useful to neitherelevating the Govermuent to its proper postion of diguity. and remitting the banks to those necessary finctions lbr whiclh they were created by the States, and in which they have beefs and canl be en.inenti tsefid. To these principles so iinportat to the South. U r. Van1 Buren and the Democratic party are- deeply pliaeged- a. party powerfid and perfectly organ ized. haviig but one creed. hotogeneons, fill of ecatihuisiasm and confident of victory. To this party, loldmg the State Rights faith, nak ing comion ceinse with us, igh ing our hattles in the Presidewth ainnsiona. in the Ifail of Conl -ress. and in everv coucntv, town and hadicet of the lon-caveloldlmL, Staies, we would he mad i not to give estir s:upport to the di!tinguished head ef this party, who now adinimst, rs the Goernment. The Whigs aheimseives hace concearred in raederm-g the most remarkable proof of their cotidienci' in his ability,'firm:es. prudence atid piatriotitat. The last Conagrces. hay a lio"t unanitmons vote- of u.1 parries, at t momeia of the greatest diffiitl y in ouir r'la itns with Fiaglanad oil the boiudary quesiioll. clothed him vith the power ofta Dictator, giving tlinerity to mahe war, and vothln hiim '.1,' a-00,000 'ad 50.10 vi!icters besides lte regn ler armv and Inavy to carly it on with. The manner in which ie discna'rged himseltose .veiiaty powers and duties, proved that rie trust was not misplaced. Odr 'honor wa4 mac nalllished. our rig his maintained, and peacet e' .. svedl withotnel'in a Soldie'r to the field or he expendiiture isfc dollat ,fI the nap riatic. .'or these among teltr reaonus I : ilt olyik tpsed to he electiot oafGeatral hlarrison.iolt ai ih4vo: ot ft re el-etion -I \ir. %'Vin Ltirect I am, entlemen. vith the greatest respect. couar obedient strvat. F. II. EL3O0RE1'. To 31vssrs Tenaille. Fort, Sanlird. Carter. larrat, .laiimamul. Jordan. Ityn. V a Ne 'l Leeve, Brantdy, Rowell. aid Iforun, Com :icttee. WIA Siurtrro. Jnne 10, 1P1. Gentlemen-I r'eived your lind invwi:ni In o at:reid a '-metng ct thlose ofpose to the lection (if Gen. V. I. IIerrisoni to tfie 'resi eicy." &c: to be held at M1 ihecldeville. (all the tlh ef next metith. Cnarre-s w-ill I:o adl con I 'eet'hetat ti at. md of couirse my puiflic en 11g.'i'its will 'reveit itly niter1nnll ee. 'o::isidril-L the pec!icar 'ccinhimiltcca ol pat icr! that -e irgiiig thir electliot of* Gen. 1iarri -ol. I cilcanot iedverstanld ic4-w it is. tl'it anly 11.11 who has Sother elfw,!U e' fall ifte iis stjpport. In the very f'trnation ca the ov raimient .we had two ierent partis of eli-tint ccd opic-'i principles. One ivirty desiric.' thle ulei of' tihe !ri-i'Sh COnstiiliti i, atd throcuit ouir tel weiek-the other thomtht Ohe' -vcI'-se. .1r. Dickhin--n of Petmsvlvania. led the latter p:arty it tihc. Cca'iventitiin. and ifinallVy. V e cr e ofserveni states to six, se-nced e .s oli Presenlt Hiepnie~it Const tultionl. The efet -11 party ininediat.ilv diermined te make nitl av corstruction. whit \Ws walited icn specfiic inmnt:-of' power. As suoic ua tie Goveramileit went inito opera ican, tle active .'enius of if1amihion (ie beinc2l al tie head of' the Trensry) fiollo. ineg Briti-h, -xampi, cr'atedl tie -'iinieiii syste."n acid then the "Assuimption.'' Jeleersoi had inct re Itraid from France aed ihncd a prevailingtr de sire to create a. tcoiied interest in the Govern nent,as a scabstitite orhliesupposrd stability >fan estahlished Aritorcraev Tie savs. thal in 1791, .Mr Aclams declarcd inl cotv. ersaltion it his tible. "puarge that Consiuionla. (the Briih ConAi.-- tiio) oft't corrption.nid ive tea irn popilar braich equality of repreen'ataIltin. Ind it woucld.hae lice macoa14t perli-'et ontti! ttiol cter devised h'y the wit ol mm." 1ailton ansed ad s:id. "putrre it oft it- corrtc plion. anid ive to its polcati brai:h eguality cc t'e'tce-ee ationl acid'it waould biecomce ant i~nprrtirc,'e roctrnmen1: tis it stiands at pre'senct, withn! ts suppedtecc def'ects it i< lice iumcst perfect goev rclmca tt wvhic'h ever existed" Th'e 4th v'ol. ofE "Jeffrsonl'sa wocr1s" fromc myge 4-14 'tee .1. 'as flull or insetrue-icn, ina rein ion1 tea the presetit issizees in .thec counatry, anid ehtrit toa he rn-a-' by every Rllimblc ina thae lanld. Thce siame vie ws antd the sameot feeling~s ow" see'retly peervacde a large tande talencte'd pa~r y',. as they't did -et thec pefriodl desc'ribed~ fay Jef 'eon. Ouhat cfath fh un 'cadinarj syscem aci th'-' ai mutitont withi thae pcolict of'H-amtilitn grew th. tirst L'n it- d Statles I'cnklh In ist i its re :batc'r was cef'use'd. TIheni the dilliniti's oft eel thae wari, tocrethe wvith thme nlaoinn ad etjcpaisincg plicyt thatt tile Governmilent entc'r d'inOte). te reclei vmi: laaonl baick Icape'r, atnd that epre'eintecd by nieot Sae.ing redeie'm alde. emacbar rsnd' ems ti-h tile 'nilc'd Stures ika -k ot' 19'1(. In 1 837. n at tounad ouirselv's inl a1 n e ltinil :risia. We we're free fre'm ai 'nitede States LBaf-andf enaaratvlt''y i ec m aTarif -wilth dniontinl debt met uncv kind. T1hise was thle iir"t timie SinIce I7-9), thiat the Goiveraenit was iia nsitua~tionl toa bae faillyv barought iback to thaat simpciaiity whieb it-a Uritiinat f'raicers inctendced I'rae. a g re~ iineetied i.-terest laid r.aowne cay, whoa h:111 !;i~en orgauani e y its honnllties, ad mcd b ee't taugh~it to look nyl toa iti fi'.,r anmd its hpowerl. Asscei~itd atnd i .Corpatratedc wealthi hadh becrtomei ahincsi entlenghi lta over-mw'e andci l ieate ltems In lie Gocveiimrment, andc tacke tha phice whciba wvas ciiril. clinteaded -s a slate st'atle bar t'riearty ina ceur systemi. Thei great :ssur no0w is, wt'hear thcev sha'el sni'e'd andh triumpah cve'r thie Conmstitltitin ear nal. Ii' they3 dco, we~ icemy preservee the foirms a nd the hinhail a celicii oef a fi-ee goveattrment, butt we na ill wet the clecius uof slacrry andi thec lirery', of' bunadsemen 'orec.rly, wheni pahysienai force- was a ppieaeed tad, the compaflel ing Ge niercc aamvec d mIritlinphl hai' -'worcd over- lte Cohatitti onl a cih: e. enil ott hiera to oppacse' imi. weicth prsetarate' iberties cof is centctry-Noat so norw. 'Thec parogress ofihiidden civilizatiota hazs ebc:mted tire means. What was foarmcerly eobteaied lay torce is now sbughat by frand. W'hole~ '?1r eisiein icairests ar coreehinedct togethier ina corpaoraetons. moliving w-ith sstema tend enei rev, capont all thce secret springs oft sacid'ty, steardlP1 pursuing the inisIine-ts ef ut tcrc, tfar powev(r and wterdth'. miakinc the stronag is bitter and violent, and well it nay ]r-for those who have heretolore f-d and fitliened by swindling the Goverunent. mid grl iti.- the taee of labor, are like iuigry n ohes. who have been driveo back from the' was rt blood they have ben lupitngt. In all these l reat contests. Georgia ha, ever been onl the Repliblicnn eide. -.he n% a.; once sued in tite Fedeial Cirt. noil it was au mpttei to drug her svereiigty.- hiiire the lustool of* consolidated power. And it was turoughi her action that I constlittioed ptohlbtibtonm wa secttred on the subtee:. Tot Uust tirst change her character and her histoy bet'ore y-ou can b-ring her under the conhiol cof the great ?'eder:l party. Allow toe to ht.pe gentlemein, that thi da.y, is nlot distulat, whis eor , a .na d Solib-Cistomai, wid be side by stde hereafter, it all lt great issues that ma:y be nade it before the contt try. Their iterests are the same,:nid ! trust t harmony and , mlpathy. There is (oe of voitr ' reat men, itn whose fihtme I fetel -I peci iitr intteresit, fr i the ei ti deottal oad near relation ie hore to my utll(nie. tot, at the battle f tm C owpen, and cnt-ider iing his-. lmdforii anid miwaveritng repubbelianism, I tetist. I miy be exetsed itt alltulin.- ito him ott thi occasion01-1 mlean Jumeffs da1chsmof the1,4 revohtio-w'hos' cleart inteltemt aid intt epid chat tcter, made him the pride and the ori .:menttt oftis State. and long may his p tritiies he cherished by the petple of' Gco:gia. I have the hotior to be, very respcti iJ.1-. your ch't. servant, F. W. I'UKENS. CVAuuIJ:qros, S8th JuneI. 1:41. Gentlenc:-l Ihave bail the hotot' It re ccii ed your itvitatioi to mi:C with a porloi if I tmy breihren atG eorgia. in tht- chel tition ot the ntext Atiniversary of America tidepend etce.-It was as- rn'tifying to mtte, as it WNi tilt expoected. Un thie Presidential qttstioii. Georgia a ttd Carolina are IItie inl sentiment-h .th vie.w ils resub as pregnaitt with impornII ittln-Clteftt ce.. atndl :ts deltermini;: for nany years, if tiot ahto;;elhr fte principh-4iupon whichi our --o% erttittt i - to be adminisered. Boilt tnite in de'Sh inl- thel 1:ualtera:e'l e:4tablishme~Pit ot'lieml it,:t'radc ptimiv'ple's. aitd the utter discu:efilmte t.f Fed erahi.ma 'rof'ssiond duties deprive me tetlemtt. o theil plei--ure to meet the cizes of 3aldhwit ulit I pray vyoi to as-metc them that I am1 wiilth themil heart .1nd4 hand14. I hoe too ofli-r the folillowing sentiment, rind too suibveribe imyself gwemee. with great resplectI your ubedient servatt. ;JA 1 !.S 31. WALKER. Tle pirit of Demnorracy.-The only i-rilci p! able 11o siamld hke the prots1: bewenp tWiee'e .1itd thi f cop!e-betweent Fedtiali.-mt :nj freedoi-. WJsn rv inne J:.. 1-411. Gertl'vt:-3y ('ogrie.,siomnii dlies. will n t tot t be! Mre . ft-tht CinventI vou pro r to booi at 31PIierbei . on lite .111h of fillv. (i' thi--e. % h are opp- e Gi 'in' in . tttfi-o th t'electi 'n1 -- rttral ln jr o to t Pres ids cv of the li'' lt-. tni thi.-bIl its. ante rto bI t with ns i. I thlln t he indiifii'r. Iutl :(; ventir proeedh'i, anditt n1i! icommluohn w'Yi Ite wkdhrl. ,ml~'ii' itu xi't. itll" s t.' i nars [ it whote teti n. w i t k w1ih1 ie ii lt e i obwY!er of* voiir assevmb!:e- Thi P~residenw:n (Ipletionl. is 1.13 tiwn of*: a-1inchie . ortit*11pnth: to i ti 2b'ri It i. fhr hih i q tiii.iw vitaiv :di i-orein- lite C..nito l iii t id elib ier ti's ofin thwoe pet S.1to prol". Gentr:t Govern. I mon. he t o:' S'tilir pr liitedi or csuniitited power ! sh: we ha iri-n: if the Lni t rin tirilrni binfir Nortlihn . Ananufie tur'rs-ro m:i with f inernl impIrvein il by the G oem-r 'l ovtrmtii t. :ntil issol fite di't'=js of the Stai:es: or -itll w have an Iiidhpendntii Trcasot t-tI Tarlstil wih-thsively rewr resens-l aon leavv te eStats to pay Iheir own De-. and ean v onl thems-elves.their pojects of !nter un11 Im!rovement. These are thw Lreat <ilnem tiole invo!ved i ttle Prteit'ntial ehtioni:i1 and thie 1nnwI oW. eni:<e" ill k linim ioc mm oiet where if was in the day of .r. .ve1 -r-tI son. i< n - (i -'ederal iiurpatin. and FederI powtr. ntui l leav!!. th S atglt in illy! and ..v er--i'tfrnv. whe f lt$- wAl te ; Iis[ ra tinti of 14-9 Geneitr:oli G,%-,ov e ti t. en:Il renh-r it 'ompstille wiolh libter i'v. Ti' hostile n ittdle assild in nre n mv 40te Nor, f'th-I ern' S'tate, n.bni u i- h t -, I!'lr ! fiedn!ts ' i :.,-i - traion ofthis 'iv rntnei'. reo'I 'oti o n bt t2o'clect rite'ive tuier w~it' tteaad uierthe. Whriet the ''h'(tt pthe irko th heg :oun 2i r h~ i ui'ttrey i n: .:i t:aiehe poi va;,t n heir~cef fhe pos~tidmei the p~:tot of' hondeeir. teii Gntit t tlen ttt Stui'h whenr uni t', fee ha nedit' neve enn'lwti he controldithe cOton.-er-: ; tth cnfernerit Tl'tuht whtt if~ r euit'i ithe non-i. tt ernev ihw thi d it ir t'' distienhr i the fte'ri'asinwoni t i t. tt o r ove. ht t hel tire tinin e 'st cosels tis .'thres'h tin tt'ble re sit is te qetr'e of tthine.-I inseof' nrth thter op t'untiityi il fli-ed yt nnhiht l'h i n.t' wilne t it. erncop. andi oftrt untirn::c af ittothie r brdet'rs. whot waui stnod~ve t aru ddt thepbiat b~hmneoss t'f' ' tandtt 'Ctpi' . r hmnY our rpnsbiywiil the dere. ttd so alistti'l e or hrard shouldivt thin diesth opotritudni~tyr' twisely. iioi.A1 tor thet Lanesr. I bwas clebrated he Cap. semiblatpe partook ofa rich and nhundant bar ba.cile pivided, for flte cension, by .1uckey IPerry jeg. i a sitlo nhich rellecied much credit Ipoit tIhe tatie ol that patriotic gent ile. m I e. The clol. ih iniig been reiateid, the toliowing regul:ir toasts w re drank, John rell. -:sq. actintg as l'resident and . Clark, Esq. Vice Pre.id, ft of the day. I-:GULAR TOASTS. 4. The IreSent Admmisutratioin. It deeIves Ad will evvi the stipport of the Souith. .1. The aititia of South Carolina. Infitor 10 none, siirpassed by none. Ii.& i i her 51 lil. tias in i I j ight ari If her PtIelgtlh, that Stouth Carolina coilides inl the hnir of idanger 6. I hi- distiinniished Guie-. The Hoff. Joln 11. Richardsoin. The firm and eihgiaeted ad. vocair orsoiitlhttii ai::hs. We have tried limii aid hunil him Ioth ahle aid 1iithful. ubluy he ie our inext Govert:or. '. Te Mion. Johnti C C(althoni. Tihe unri val!tu Sta an. an-d ellexible latriot. IIis poit;ical r coure pres.t a gobe coni ra.st to that of those who have betrayed the conlidence once renoused mn the. V OiNTE-:!-:R TOASTS. liy .111hn 1ir II, !Fq. I'-sidet of' the ay. Soitht (0owi0:. Ftdioit her strei-Igth. Deinoc ily her princi:les, Patriotismo and her ui-n hier defence.:U" Iliv Li4nt. James W Perry. Thoias D. . iter. Uandso;- If the Gatie Cl.ck. who foihi the atil' at 1 nniig Itock. Miy he mi.16-r he tri:'o;?el II tie piatrit-tic citizens of Soi:b I:aroivi. SIv Thoima G. Hell U!q. Tle lt. John C. (':nbonnm. The .ble and( distintgnh-hIed chiam p-ii of the' Soith. The! iirii advocate of stn:heii rights. .liny he !i sustained. By Cupt. Jamnes P. Crocket The Sib or In de ien Tidlury. Th11 onIV inie systei f1r a rn'ienoal ::overminvt. Bvy Cmyt. Wil!;:mnlivd R -v3. Slivereigenty.i .-1 every m:mt i sov:-i t in hi. owni c"ri- 1 lieid. anid at the b:,'lo:-htx. .ntd w !il have les,seofi..iin. Ie' oif politict, and more peace. Iy (:lyt. Johi 1). Aiidr,-ws. Agricitiure. t Tie trt basis in whieb nationil p rspity I 1l happiw. aire loinimi!.'d. May it he du1y I pipreeieii ai: ever cherishe'd aid sty p rtf-by I,-hle Americanl pleli.. iBh Lewis J. 'atieroi. l-ij. of Kersiaw. he' doctrine oi'f instructon. It is the ey i nil princi pl-hn deserves not ie confidence peeople. who does giot atekiowlede' it Bv .1ajor Juhi I. Ikaskilt. The ont. Jolini Pi. tichurdsoii. A man who merits tite alilc itnlate confid~ence ofithe Slate, po-;essina firm ;rss armind eital lt the sh:ir;ec trials of dii'y. .lay liei he our next Gove'rior. 8i li. F. Sader. Tihe dutcltiration of littde eiidence. The gratndet prodhotvioi the world wvr aw, with ono eco ption: The lile. I;v Johi .1. Nimills .M artil 1aii Ditren. A ofrth.iern Inlan, h:11t o:- s ii ldert: JIrhie- I Ies. itiv tle sionit he lliitad i hids renia:ilil i t Prevsidc-.tiat chair Atier the t ;as .!i s was coir4ided. anri Col. i irl.arris-on haid retired, the lhilingii resoluitions1 were ,tubmaiittei :o the peple by Jihn G. low nat. 11.g. oiidioisiy adcopted. /'sutra ha. flait principles and tieasipu. pf131 .i r'.r V . ni:.N. ;t- set Ii i in hi< s1W. rnl issigs, and Ipleily and holdhy miiailain .i yhi- p1:y, in (Cor.ess, aid el-twhere, are tivcnurne ni tire ap probationl Ifl,. hi:intin..: and lea v.. it seems to is. no al Cnriitie lit ihe sombh. hur to, stoinirt "the-e ;ortherii m utah %ilt sothil nit pri'n'iples,'" in p1t1reerenc lithe aiu!t Iedt ri/isi, atidi insid/i lits n/liti.nn.-. W . II. liarri: n,. the candi w t, id oppttiient of the: hetrien(ci'uiottnt'ts pirin. -ipias. if tilhe li: --g an! the Ptritn." liartioi Convenltion:lbisf anti-mlasons, ao! timni.,is andl r -Calit null1itiers.' /:rso/r l: TIn this imeiiiitg approve tt .WminitiO ofttll!1i th a111n. J. P'. itiu f atih- tit lit ;i-i.v irlf Governor. i.o lisonal4. hi ctsW- 4, rations im0ii-niee it intii hif. ima e r: biut a oltihieno ll th viction thaltls el etitntt tih pire -e ci-i4. 1-1oposed. .1.- it h1::, bet i, bly hIt*.; ul titin: p f ts tt a fiml pece o't trii i it" a is cliti friitents. w ihd. in a great tegree1. inae the happy efflet to) tnit'. ns a band o iiliwrs, all t!e tie sins of So th Carlina. i Io attleimlder te ,.oileri thi9e.w great , . i iden in princitlat. wi t ta . wh ii. rmi nidation of the tovernmnt. d[% idtedi I lte tointry into le/,/ira-, oir, i (e1n ' -trict o..It ri n a ndi rpat /A ri thts ttn- the. ohe ie; and -deralists, (ifr. tii :ii vor: s lo' - i -hSdv priviltges, anlId uni'miti ti woj thie itu rhat iiolit'stl ititvtst the-i' itrea t s erit-t i'me prk-ile the Coinisittion atnd the-titi m..tttit A s cntst inthtat iolvn thes prt oity- -I iiti tiihtty-oinadeedtttl ero phtial istenc of, tu Knwintgt Col.atti R~iet'.o ito bt'tie somi uto hetctri tinim realo teoih itet piInpeds-now li iitlthging a *ti tiasine Ithse a.'Sit ar irrtuui . innsnc -u pc atin haiist chreer- i (ietanhisset~ilr''re Iti the ti'conmneit-f ::e, :m f th ii'tt?i.'ionspeciadl :iti;airmzil tonii titodljs e- litaithe lrele of ati '~t ii'eace oe nerhe~ ted ithiei iosti lixci;e paritclie theat ritbtitin hvhi ireltema athddrest -ds to - asoml i't ad beus Lin terms it ilitiry and l vitht'i dotingwtr fitsiesrf n ich noea htiappe, ii ei~iat ened.tm oinao. s mimnla to enralus iit. tse o Soth Cr-ad tia oti d hav peneenituswh. ditstueditl . t t Concirin t ho i e r s ereii titive dand oh-'i n lit of the wh o tent'lt~teroni, nnd a'htriotieorlth - .Imii.''tedI him.stanour lua lt itien ofti Irshawrc, an tes who hi~va sjac'tio the irmvitnaind e'l hrebyt pldg nr . iel)vs toe lose alll peri tnest giv itn eltlcy;iacl olu t s Caiad to al ieth s to thdeebroadb Irlrod. 'I-totti unitetitha ertdy in his t rnedac fair oh. J"-ini. hseallinand delpa'iteg hsueiontofaity."rhi beiteen t brethhrete tad niteipe.neui poiiall rninciiletis nd l esp mijan.---" inhutlicteysvi fro swthu ato d r.I ilectrli.- mnirtntances wcrit in.n Irnsor.d, That the preent apreinto thve fv, s Iieto neure & tmen repecton y de- t p lncotryin ion him~ an ooiie. which, va- lf fielent cnrrency, and nmAt ki so reflornid .s to gamrne.t ee the pitnipI and failiil redemp tioni of Bank notes in legnal iin inder 1-V cir eltnista nces; whicb alonse ennl make it tolerable. lif lbis cannoi ie dope it entuiht to be abolibed as1sson s it canl ie done consistently w ith ex isting vested righits. Sih are thei resoiltions ailopted on this oc Ca1$Sionl. 'fitt Col. RiCHAnDSON is the almost unat5imons chice of the citiizes of Lancaser anzd Kershaw, n4o one acquasainsted will hi stsate of public opinion ill those disitriets pre'tenis to dlobln-that Ie! is the choice ouf' ;inl overwhel mi:nog imijov ity of the people of douth Carolisn, therf exists ulit litle iqlestiouin. c canio clo?0 our neculant or liis day's proeeding so honiralle toe tihe, pitriotism. and destieed to be so memorable inl the analsk olonr district. without remarking i on the milI tlrv ellici-iensy, discipline. ild skill. ol the Lsm -t,,der Iavinici'h s. Insted a., this company is, with a high military zenl. cnoinsa.dtel as it is. by gallant and skillitl otlicere.. it is at once wor thy of the stinem it b':srs. aidih of ite district to witich it is an5 erl'tament ani dfn'iice. Nor would we omi to iadd, that notwithstanding thi esxtremsse inelemne v of theo wealier, which pre vei-ed iany from nti)stendimg, tile acenisionI was vrniried with tuncIi ofl the arrmy and beitsy of ie limi sex, whio iupartud alidiliossal interest atnrd attractiii to the scne. A feuatiure too, marked tits celebration. which we deet ivorhlv od imitaion enii all simnilar lc eNPtoI'N N,) ilooienting iilors w e e usedf :sid In r'e as wna the c:ncln rse 41f pople. Ito siideint occurred to iterruhpt the harmnony ind ed echn icpervaded it. - - iieirissuiei it~.. The dtih o.inly una 55 lebrated an the Upper 1ree s un<ss.ar ell Disl. (S. C.) Tise Dechrtio f In*deit'enSdence was r:sd ns a verv clear and distiet s:nnner by J. J Ai!<cil. 'E:oi.. and was iblhowed by A. P. Al leich, Esq.. who delivered :I very hansdsome al pro pric te oration, w a Ilt he po1111s wheich hie occasionl ww as enhbd it) inspire.hin rnenosaith% chesered as I- 0ienssionially strewed iis thway wit flowrs nof wlbe:ssric. ic gos..tiemen hnving dimwi, tandsi the tsuih!e wing eleared. Cuytains W1",illi.ssus U::sh Ivas ca'l d onl tn act a: s 'resilent, a:sssis:cI Iy Cl. G. \. Sweat and Capl. J. linor. as Vice Pressi lenis, wiher the ulini tes.ts were ulered: 7. gr eliture, Ceoiseree, :t11l tamnlacttires -twtin-s-teors-ilsele onour li5' as objects iotr love and adoration--nat as the to "ttt'r s0ses, vet in their teets. h:tve- bnc toiti l ib ather inconslaw in their attachmnt. we will h-nve ton thei tIermer. who Is mir first and list! ii live. 11snd1 to whomll we are weddel in paIt is' ibY ;l iseli 14. State ltse . National Rihets-The rihts Stihe people, a noi . nssl yet .1n extotti' Ii tli I.-aven-pl:ai!ed in tfiv sildst oa vor political arde., beattili tno the sight or all. mist foodi 14r he peopa nly.Gua rded by i sa-harp tIwo-ed di sword. poiing ill every dire:ion wii thes Iirds i I iiethd tisonii: Accutrd lie the ad uinistrationl e1 the, nm' nt 4& an 5n11a hoil ronl dare at'o'rfere with Stat. minsiutionsl. -lbir isn til, day thsat thin inetck tle t-frit an11d :st thereol. Iloiu shalt sirely lit!. S.\l artin Van ureni-The Denmctie asdidate tor tle Presidiei of the United it. PIie m -aliy. is triu dems rary, vr.n edinig it, every on- his right. mid seking ad ataose st oltitan,. 11. h'nblic olpinionlls rightii dire-ctd, insvisnci li, yes. :lsost emileite'st-hec lt nces ity ffim niassed edcation in and among all 12. The memory of our haited Patri'.ck oble. (G vernl':he 5ii lStale ottsnithe Carolii -the statesmanls. i entleman. a11nd tie chr is inn-3 1s litn Execives if this State imi hisvirtuems. VOiUNTEEP1 TOASTS. By th! l'residen;t. Cape. W. Itish: Tei I Ion. A. Patterson, our ionest asd correct Sell tor. Allier the# appshme IEad :nidtded, Mlr. Patter ns mfle his saknw!ed-:ments ihr flne 14vo.n :1 ile notire thu t sla senof il hus, and ina conclitsit sye tle tlowin : In ns1-trining tit pre'sent adiinistration and bllt re-electiot f Mlr. Vai Biretn. in osppnsitlin a e(it'. Ilarrisi. Soitht Carsolina a -its i as ordane- with heripritnci;p!e, wimit heemi.i:s. lentified wvith the( democratic par-te. By Cnyt I 3Iiaor.%2d Vice Pre.ideit: (l'. Ymii. 11 1arrisoni-iThs' irieed's of their con ry ni il neverr shr;:e't hii-smiliSt ry services ait thus liy . ..l. Wi-tn. l- q(r':sder elfste Decliara esn): lack.l' Coopier. :end!(Cninint. sa tao oft ga('ts htl't' --s.-."!y thetit stin uS:' iheirp :icai hsorizond Shui--'ri-:her attd brisghtesr to the oteeihn? of at bes'ter dar:i. Thes abottve toast was received with great e !at. iiy Dr. .r. i. Boeers. Thle righit ofC instrsse sn-I Ie i- self-it' ledi~ whio obmeyn.sits: the wish 5 ol hsis conisti! t-:tsts. Bly Mr. .1. M. .afilb-r, (of Edgeftichi): The tnitdi Stattes.t onrt gloioutis l'noin-Aiay osar elioved Stsate evinsce ceery diispssitiesn te sits' sn it, sand e.ve'r hoald hiiselscf innostcen't of' its dis enitioni. liv ifr. E. . Allena: S. II. Bsttler, or R epre enstiive ina Congure-ss, the uhsld and entergtic drioentet of osur rssihtessnd ite rests. . Hiv Caspt. D. Bsh:i 'Tsheist. J. HT. I at-s ind, ousr ensest. the fasrmeur antd thse state:smansi -Myhes Ihe io nr niext Govsersser. Aiiesr thme cheecrinsg htad sublsisted ('oh. IHus am mnde ro-c and5t returntsed .hiis gra'ttend naenow! dhem nts lfar thet istoablle msannter ins whieb is snsa el adteern brosnght fotrwsard. Coel. I I. poke at cennsiderabule leth.I Ins the conrse of' is restsarke he uaeek is enrsnrv vie'w eif somse ol se Governmasents of Ensrtpe.'shotwing to what at -gi-ee ol' dEraudatioan thseir ssbiests were ire sseed, nand thsen in vividl colors 'onatrustced thteir isituao witha thait of happy Amaerient. Casl.1 I. concpludedt lay ofl'isri the foliowing senati Thie dayv we ceclebratc-May is lie celebratedl iresver. , By Mr. WV. Rt. fnrtker: Johni C. Casilhotsn,fhe atriot the statesans, and thse nsncomuproii. sg Indvocalt'ed of'onthiern righats.. Byv Capt. I). (I. Duinbsir: Cad. J. H. Untm-) ionde- lis brillianit careesr in Conugress, ansd aitthaul anervires itt hsomue, tall a'oint to him as Fe man beset fitted to aissiume tihe first ollice of' Ise Stuate. Bly Dr. T. S. Rlansona: The Peopile.-Itn thesir iinds is the p)owerC. it i< proaperly plasced, aid lwasys wihl le wisely e'xreret. By A. P. Aldrieba. FEsq. (Orator of' the dlay): Jlartin Viatn Bare'n-the chsoie of Sosith Citaro isa for thse psresidenitasl chns ir. hait the Stiate cess. eat hes' maee a'pairtizan of the msan whom shte las stigatisedl as thae nominee of Jackson. Ry Mr. .J. Mnody The Han. Jiin. U. H. Illold, our g lest he nas mdoIlv dueidd south. ern rights, ami deserve the hihest cibee m t in gift of the peopl'. 'The day passed olT with a great deIlI Of good feeling and- greaw cheer, iothing having hall 1cned in t17e wloe corse of' the day, wlielf was e:z!aeltated to m:ar the good tueilnl ('III' CoInpany. All aplieared toci2ljoyed theinselves I, Relynblicanis si,oni on the ur11th1 of J tIly At :aioit five o'clocI the company adjoisrnesI to their respective huies, all in good order. It is t(iinamted that there were at the above cl. bratioi hetween 3 and 501) peitsons. Front the Savaniauk Gcorgiin. The poresent embarrassed state of the com. nercial comllnlliiy is nri-ed as an argminizenit againtI thIe re-eiection of 31 r. Van. Boren, by every Tippecanoe who takes the stttup. It i5 true, thiat the clandl whi 11 h has gailt eted over thie coelillercial world lowers over onr owni collultry. But whuence' c'olnes that stormi? Our oppo ielits Voutld llitn have Its behieve, that it is the retsult ofa deralgemient of the cnrrency, arisilg frOmi fIv acts ofthe late and presei :Lladunis iratiolns What thuen has deranged the elrirell. Cy of .r:nc-, oh f. I-ghlitd, Ilay, of every othaer conu~emm cliry. 'I'lY 1:stre Iall nlo re miioVal of the depuoi s, no pei ri cirenrar no 11i, orce of Iaihmk and -State, yet in thos.e remote kniais. as ill oir own, the at;iivitv o' Cotlailel cc imas " vield:-1 to prostra'ion, enterplr4ise to ImItaidI tv. 111n cllnelcell ad confidenre to unli4 eas.i nIliii ntt. Do onr opolente in tritilwhevt, 'lat the exi.ting sta'te of thing-s in the coinmer cial world owilnor Ino one, twol orn:or! ne1te. o8.1. tie plat 1 or pre'int ajiist::ion of this crlll fey! \V hat a ti-w % cars since was the can1did Coll I"iilnll ofone. h w for year4 past has been a llollp tile m1jost hitter polticuland personal op plents of .. Ar. :an1 1trell! Gani. 11:111-ilton !)I S. C. a :iort iile silce se the II! ingvillg lZaigae: -A ell Inigil t he said, Ilat that -ails If a wiid In1i!I. st:nmitiga" oil a ilylilnomitery Which overlooks the oceai, m1ay Can into eyi - It-nce the tornado. which ylittirns its igltv bhosat." Bit does 0ny mall wish to probe the Ire sonree o at':tili thefe uiiliiti' S. without go il blvand the lilits of his owIn couIntry; et h look to the more than five hindred hankiig Irithies tait htvo breen created v.itisin IItIhe lt len% ears. tat thIe hund real- ofh I . lyhgrap hie. eities wilica tCar the ptrpmwtf! oftatspeCnI !atonll hav! 11el alned Intl( epchemeral exsistr-tce, to the thous-ials ol Joint stock amttipaiies hat have. Ir.s " :nn1 rLa Us, t" tIhe on1e iunired and twe. V-iv-e lilli ol:a ot 1m1nlev that have bean Irea into Irenlatioi. .t Imll Iaark wvell tiiu hangei amngaporI iot 1 the laOr cabin advo 4ate. from the -imlicity and frugality of for tier timies to Ila- I ries andlsulii ad semi 1.11ropeani ite they Iive been endeavoring to Iaad. and ivithom 4kmai 1 ther. he wil! fil adegnate Sause fur the prodtlc!ion of tllese effects. CoNuRtss.-Thie H.a01se5 on Wed anesdav riallyliv pussed the Army .Approprialio ll liill afier aptintg anl amentlnt pp ig S*3fl0 0(00 to the Florida W . O' Trhmda thl iionte wvas Occulpied th1e L hole day with the New Jersev eontested' le-Nion. A re'apori of the im ajorily oh the 11om Ilittee oh electiols itn fat of the DetmocrtielaiI;ais, a eont rary report u h lo illi uliy anad the joutirn: of the Commilttee were all letd .111,1 a recredl to be. prita ed. In cotnclion5111; acsolutioni np 14cd:II to ilet majority relpIr thti i blve Contested .eatls h iV;ratd to the ID inaeralie Ciillits, was carried-yets 111; unys 2'!-Whlaigs in general reiisin to Vote. The -everI~insing flinestiOn'' being" a)nt lo thC way, the shorter oies have sumeo aa nace of' gotg aead. CharIlston elrc::r. Wn Do TIM x lh:x.rtk.s nau:A!--Gen. leDaliie'-. letter has.fIllen like a bota)b hiell into it Imlidst ofI. the log cabin; an/l taved the eidtr baarrals to ifritters. The Natonl a-tte, the Richmnd Wig "ad all t1he -'cotnt41on cry" have ra iSeld U am tann-.a boaawil, as it melted briMstone Iad beei poured tinian the mantige of a le a1in otf cnra in ou fire shaoawer, We boughut it woul prodnee a ensation. Curl-a!'n .1!trem3.y APPO(i NTIENT IW'a il RIi:DENTI. Ui al dcith the wIriac am! rwnset of thc SemWt. DEFPUTY P'osT.rMAsrTHR.. George ,''heily, Savmannmh, Georgia. F'raderick .alimos. Macon, Georgial. Geo~I. F. jI altzell, A p4iaihl, Floridat, Jaohna Scl ey, CaoluLimbus, Georgiai. Alfired lIngter, C ha~rlestonl, S. Carolitna. BeITj. Rawls, Co~lmbia, d. Carolina. .Erceution.-Weunetn t httC~ill at live nai. Ioes aaf the. itae Mr. .A lexanfder' .A kinson if Ciaten Coauty, weehung on 3!onda', ast a the spoat n1 t he ipllntmtiont of h leenseda, where~ the mutrder of) lthIieir ilate ad utauler thea gallonIs. A4 ::h:r af per ;ians wvilstnesied t exec Iutin.- ,aecannlj! Utorgian, Jal3 10. Alr. Eheazir Eamrly, Librrian Or 1be U. . llouse oaf Repiraeentat ivas, died at WashlingtonI city. ont the 20th it. Alr, . xs a ntl~ive ofI Gecaj, ;a firve acholar anal :n auenttivet pubalic oiceri. Echo -I stoodl in the deiep gorgei of tho loud-l enpped m tin, and3( the profoundia till ness ohi udist itrhead; ail original ebaaos rnaed ave'r I he4 sirrouin llg scetne.-. 'hire wvas nout a breatthI to at ir the amb iet ir, iaat thle tinintg of a rill, tihe twi tier ol' hirdh or the ihumm iting p'ipe of' a single ini lividutal aof Ilhe insect trie- ot thIa t mo nent, sweet guI, 1 thought of the, and mdealr the dar~a influence I called olat alond, Oh my: ownu tadored aune,' won II tha~tt lhou vert now herc !" arid echo answ~ered, "vel, :t of it?' Beon FnASKLI.-The type of toesty andu * oh' his prof'ession. Every.? i his life is without a ||: anad ti-on iah tha 7 of death struck a f to his heart, and. it a . to his existehace, his deeds sihould ,i'm. rmnin "conn" for the crnft 2 m -