The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, August 30, 1848, Image 3
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- t~h a'io.. apj. Hisbonesl(Tesoie
yorhl of ohm'ar astill ehe
re suildelrd to homSe'di e of ter,
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oSv dbfaftudu
She hid! firowdtfri u -hlch 6thers
-Ulnt dicha r H r Ind 4een d
detiones of the confln- I khictho
h;frits of wany.,rinti*t toltextithed
* iuIBaufu hadee6tifiiivhisthofif tthe
4r arinh burned t re"ive theni r:yoisdi
- dee deserve. hThe namedo Dlitrlct is
f'these.'olpaHro 1 bn es etio tat
- npridae t ,He'ir pissc -llatabir ' Mi- o
"yoriatomoaro still eret, .soe h nrs
-e stillwafrm, toh who the ofme if reasr.
-s ttrd he anand t h ifs is the te of
t~ingth in our war- of tidependentce.
- mi the asquptireditspot of oure piretsel
bThe ones of thoe wno, in the conflict to
>wwich. we e we ourii niational. exl;Wtn'o6-afid'
V ma~~~icind thg ieaRa n t e ssoc:'Gv
wi~rth ofd C64inedeofChuruu an itdd
long andfAlthful,46r :..'The Aeacendantil
4of!W pe soidirs1Qd all recolctlityf tha
priod.aser laee, bi thepir not
'inappropriate mtati, with our e straiei.,
awborrow from the past some of istrisUre
iations of th hlran t past coro.
in W the the ptnd this is the table
e bae the elemintsi, an
spl byWih asoiain wak' oe-eg
-ther spressent "
to es of Caden, oftaw oprismad
ander pontg sRock need tore the griave
f rth dea soldieran hurubuscn thivn
in mnarch! Such Get fmn 'aethe.
Wth spre amind, y ou .
3hK yu Di a nsilstri un i
Imgion pof c hehl, o, Vithjyecr
ithee phtrams embraces yoas the eridrenu
- ~ inof batte isrid te, formle th ew tof.kof
or, Andteli I btesund e ris -.adi
*cos aot among thesied pt, she
sielis tinh hsroians oilk r ereign
oe hmaG affens amn at he itrtue to
p.iotism.s 'e athe oldorms of so, anof.
younlr pontstriveg gaw mre the oae
of te districthan gtheroner the coiv
i montrhp d ouh, Geseen e: thoe.
gon the grous or t asor the festivd ue
ohebne isare eifthe :orpita&,-reach
tW[e our istrict, tus icoulgiy, itna
hee stain -sobh, brans Ix ais the bosom
.n.Whomwotl as ndmi to fine the solloy
dchoes aregnottaon.tre These are
th ..lireae h s wichour 'dounisyhed
ra yo satred caer abrod oer
mime libstlhr ion hobl ait thatp,
yto beh wsem nt aongose ithtem are
thiane fiuest'tealtar of patriotacifice
Wee are the anled but ofe are they of
fu~ antner ofteie so fuirtore lian:
seyntment. Ho any a hert wthm ano.
AlmoassThit s'wrt ha ten tod, and, ash
tae osf e isokomo~b hwoans blood -gse
Then nursling of her fomrasemarch
edcmnde .bounty' obarnnery,d it has'
hisn a pndi eht, tas xi tohe onded
soul~." Th anddr, andefriendch .they foll,
th i aeefs, hich ur contry asl
adptef resc atrd aroa ian evou
iqar~rT mu ntry.l TIho gather had p
beholdthor as co oe i i tueb,r
Tli~eae he acedutthacre ouhere
fulandtdorduifar tuou repblicane
sehimnt.Ho emnyouhrt ith anx
houlisteni ea ad '~h evr breaty of
coino si swt imh Soth andus
.bach, weesfoitoo wonseartd thes
he seingf t herormerk yasmrh.
mod init count1y'obanvr end pt wa
tnitus~ the Bynrathisner'hc tol
ad' ti ynnprina theyaehsnd l,
9,' f iseilt pkcabe
{ d a~hoo o ri~dbp
r ' yor qmoitnon
c hih~fei 6
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fviald eo ar, aIi, a
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3OfOt 'do sadtotngem itaio;t
gin ithr i tlie W" W
Wa,'efoi fcvo
?'a ; ith oC r wIihiiid
ateouthesw of~ e omn~~1~i
toai well oinrthe thdet~ gr
o rs y and
: publicaeure f it jiefandImbish P
in'i ec niofn io mstheA e ehit t
htone of-heme~uie id itwv~s'r.'
tes~etai f dipiodimy f yvirtue of r
tiihe r istneaivreWe con - "
Teinw: ' d Mia 6 .- " t"
ro Aveawell ioeher dod by the " great. .
;A~d (he country. Mxca
Bu k -t itdi rite6ptitti nit-. 1, .thae
frre nlation wltf he g'
natin h**L.UI 01"of,.he Ibs fre)dVy hbrc-: 'P
'bait b ru of ,r
the rigt. resitanehduoedhecn-'
i~e.
nhe r ed al pt d t earest
republicane n hir ao t
Eut it. id te r
etionl to~ s everali e ~ V~
Buitdi e i %at.
.qstency.e r o repbncm
or thatiehe' lthi b, t 0Ws ot p
n kbI oset id bldb
a, y o goernm i from ilig Into
Iue MrUMn. ra ,; Q, jii
our acknowledged limits, lput lost an ui. e.
wise ddflcietiy ofolitical oorensthad" as.
sotd i 6 ne and wasdakno i-'
edged ia c bysot of the ntibns efif- V
rope. .
She exec ised all the Copo- C
eigiity'ha' a'n make an ' a en ation, t
and not one vestige or sig ej'~ xican au
thority remained avithin hrld''rs.X
The couflikt to reduce her to subjdatign Y
had resuled ran tho entire discomfiture'of the S
Mexican arms and the captivity of the Mexi. "
can Presideut. Yeoars hadpgspdeand.noap. U
pearance of a design or eveon.an-jntentgon had
beop exliressed of ronowinigthiicontest. -T'he
provincebad been sottled up by Americariciti- I
osene im pursdan ce of that we~'er naina- tl
Lion, which .pppearso'ae-are 'on- ii
stantly sweIlig tideof our lioynlatin 'Teir :1
institutions were' inuevery featuire essentially ti
similar with our own.: They: asked! 'adniis- t<
sion within our Union and thi. the:Lonstar
of.Texas should. uhine irn the gnacy. which ii
surrounids the American Engle. Was it. the it
part of the American people to hesitate! 'd
They did not he-ltate, and, surely, tho bands ri
of a morw glorious union were never pro. 19
claimed fr.mtelr to the world. ii
"tihiearacter of our pole so cal.
culatecha Yconseuew ~ en anme-' .li
donerouu sebn1Anti'ariss Annexation did p:
take place, anld, to defend4rom invasion the al
soil'' of :our Edod'dchldl the sword wvas r
drawn. fc(
Never, sicet odf ofir colonial exis- ti
tence, has a cri.s'aarisen, that. derhanded a si
resort to arms, but the "free will offbring" -of A
our people was more,th;Iiadequte, and our V
executive has been earris in: selecting ti
and adjustie ~ 'mog he applicants for the b
pet, of dan .s~k~eof honfor.- he C
sound of th ri~tgu uo the anks ~e t
Rio Graiude*as an sweedin ~uxc~{~ p
sporise as o'er the clans of id okce Ii
echo from hill to hill. a '
War, indeedl, was ppon nsjjju (u4 'il
as a sudden n~ight cry, It aik id&t. ti
ipirir. The prows- of~t. Et fjnnev ti
were turned to.ihe8SoW in'dt~l~
to thslid 'ofthe gulfj' and tMtea boy ,k4
from'the mi . ead descried the white battle
meats of a 1-un De Uhloa, ats she frowned di
lefiance amtid her hundreds ofguns. C
ilte tributgtry streadnw of the, Miss ''i i, t<
with converging tide'~ ,ronm hei ~ le bi
vailey of the wetthe o (dizens x the ti
rorest, while eveiy hart ohe A lanujic dont- fi
ad seine bark, whose need pthe n
'h nnallpusoutf' i. - ~
Threfiles, J.esen gs
hnhieiezanow n
to Eui'op and ote ltyonj agenilui g
af Huaniotird s rhont~l It ure of a
Cof'es, becamoeihe track f doett'a invwiding- )
column,Onwar~d ypwvard, b~rneby the 4I
m irit of hardyrev:j~ thy press,-they. .d
~n~ovo chock, sf'6 le hest point of
.lev~ln upnter~rture visioni, broke
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nebut A teje,
smu7e oa wh p a ~ th M
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