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P~O , ri AL, . 1i'R /.;w a' iii.', iilalin btu uiaexpectetlly C:II1e.1 to) 1 resi~l, o)ver this vas3t assc U 3~l , it is, ut ",ri Li2 xpc't. t1 that I sluioil attem1t to ( plain 1,lio Object of tl iZ I Ctiii:; li're , and, although, it has derii'., i soine.dcgrec, the coarIse which I hail prescribedl for yself, it is,.+ cili s uaS 1yeII tha~t I sho11ld sa v ii. w what I had propo)sed, if left to follow out my own p~lanls. Onaloe"vlw) hich, I St1pOSe, will he uczn11'tInhcr1+'I by some, I avowed 111V iilt1loi.,i "t rotiing forever fromu the uuu'l public life., colitentt to s; (.till the r' mfaitlier of Ul~y timei here ini the j}ni tudo of my own -flresile, anl ill the i nterchange ;,f l6:1iiv LIficts %%it1In: friends anid 1eig1Vr .12 1n 1 : % had c...' retie. *r tlis Ile ;ua' he ; luit I had netK tiez2t , 'cn'i I, thait , ini s~ short n time, we it iUi-l be 2ii l: t ( in a co!utrovei y W u'.ur s:ste I States,nnd indeedl flu.: :,-(i1 it h prcs~tlugl (jltifl,' Ut :. .."eam (1!',i weyc called ,u , ;,. 1 u1ponu an 1 u 'i,1 claim-s of a citiz7 a;, ii't 'I: V# a man, if r sltoiou l tr: n I -1 * rim) witlh 3'Q the r~ *W areC Hilv C ill tale1 1 i' but a day tj ivc2, tl i- 'is t'. +(1!!I X.) onc eve CveI t 'fi L,. that in theJnn a1 I 'tl.1t nlcra. c.um :i: 'u:u . n hI: -- ad irn 1 1 i(2;' ,";- . .':.' ' :I * Ju: States fli 1!i' 1i e LI (111-144~ of bium~tcI. u a n ~llt i ',f 1 '1 al i:IUltlC3w l-- 1 mil p last four 'yetai i, 1;r (t ;_ t'( j.mlai'~un of o1; It wis this? C l 11"1 is 'i-; i':urc a ;aunst the * Imeanling Si) Us to makie u -in.1*ru to thme vilest hlni:ns, . su it 1.:1r faired with the r;+:t itti1- - :" hloldl that there i~ i law.......1: it, and under clor') (+t' i, w.:11,1 tre our dwelhiug- ahi-. lutit~r tir un ;' and children- utkv t- ;t.. uuuthority', ums": it [as a 1 f, jluuidering, n:; +' sunl t, :Ii !. l this spirit the (-'nu;ir(",; of, 3. 1'1+i Led States, gnvcra$u li u. n, i} a m a j o r it y , h a s i +I t n u s i ti e 1 -1 1 ' A * I : 1 I *cornstruct pnlbli; :1w:; +:.. e!xpenlse, professed!., nat:o 1, lii in truth mrely local, aumi iV h,~~l SoutmernAtliumtic Stait' *; shave' 1: .+"i tiCipation and'. to buui1I 'u*'*' i the unanuIa+:turiei o'1 hlt 11":. holdling_ States. 'The i." i, I t'tilni,:ll;i:icciy 1\'c have 1:1'iw. l:t' }Ills c1'l"(ljt at Ilt.lne :111(1 il .l'i)a11--."1;I' I11t:itl's Ul 111:1'1'1.11111 11 I1! (lllit'iI i tlt'.11 our it1.1'Sl!cc"t (.t .11cc. $ Ili t1111 1L1.r't tuletlu:tl contest tl::tt the 11'1,1111 c"1"t"r 1l itne:st':l. 1lltli",i1lt.:ll (t:s!r(". 1 1I1< 11' ill the tl':ti1l. The llii]!i1"::[; ill. 1"cstell ill I::lilr(rads Hill lie il:+l the 11'(trh c11t: i nc1 tu ' c' :1111 ec 111111 _"rci; l cal itili a i:! ': I,:lr l cn"11et"s ant st't"l; i'rt"1it;tl"lc i!s1", .": nicl t el; .ll('tc+-- 11ttt" l';t.'I;t 'i .:1 left to j"1j, Irn tr(it' Ii::t:11s. I 40 "... uttet"l1 ant t!t:: :.i11 1'!li ; 1"it'1v _ ;11111 it 1vctd 1i tie :1 .'1 i!tCA, 1"f , '1., l".u " 1:Iti'1n t.i ":ii!,(! ;1 I:t'a t : 1t 1't\'. 11' it ;1:1't:l1i 1tl' jl rli:'ll, l e \'1'll \','11 j' ."st. jolt the I 1t.1"'"I it:it' 1 . have n1i 111+'". 11'C to 1--l" do 1' t:r'" 1 1' Ii1'. u,( li,!11 ur c;!i1.".. 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Jl .'i ,1\1 * rllii3, a31t drveot unother \ : .;1u33 V, 1L dt thi anliothr .I ci~bt Its Iuk at all the Coisl (ices before~ wet tale ai ctier step in3 the progress 1. ;':, 3 thnis state o1f ting 's, gplojr a:111i 1)rc: ullirg as I veily believe tihcin to 1,.(:, 5 isiice~1,' M)po.Stloits. B~t .. :; : e itler 1lhich wec t:c, iu itULiiA int 11I secCehe becaulise the 1 " t t':i t'r hatve violIatedl the still s. it ;t, t1t o.lther States, CollectivelIy .1'itl~\ iu lv, Ihave the same3( right '," t. dli. lin1 11 3.t3t meC lilvi' not ',:L iia ti oil3 (0111 art; ai if we ii . , i3 the Cui 3 tit!il of 1 t'i. .I'v irtuied~, wciuld, in the a'. ' . tt :i 1 c:iiloi anid ih a rial~ tl1:e, liI S, [ii iel power~C to gi1ve (333''.-. I .I. j tt 1 . 33 in Hu:ki. marli t:l. ":1"t a t h li. . % S lai3 1% ill 111.' a\ 3tit Ili the( ethecr States. of ' 3'I c i:ia 11a1 1.H ithl thec ;, ..L I'll the ;Ci'C of mci-ce 4 .3 t ~ to 1" 1"Ita3Itlred, ",L . 1, .:.*..- uand Lccoliiitlg .."i:1x.1,: 1S jH8S l ' n3 ot1 .333~ ~ ~~~~f , r ~ iL ..~.~ .~ :t4'..:" . 3- :'J.. I ;I r wil11i312V t1~~~~ "t t ~ ' I.. i 3' ( ,.3W.l: andl, if the Co. ilt flti3st: at-a slow of. -s" and~ .,:... . . '1 \:th the ec t1.: ' a :!.' . v.1* , c:r 1 a ' osi - ii ~ 1.. t u. I' t . lt IS, t~ :i',.. ' 3 t li3 thir 8 11i, \1 hatu' 1.1 1 . 3'':,: t ' 3 * .' 1' '.,. ' 1 asit :- 1,.. t 1. , t " "!.t' (hal13 . . \ ... ..4 ' t, ,, Convention should fiil, as it proba bly will, the State Convention which is to meet in January, should send delegates to all the Slave States, and Endeavor to arouse them to a sense of our common danger, and the necessi ty of acting promptly, decidedly and in concert, and prevail on them, if we can, to unite with us, in thc ap. proaching Congmess, not as suppli cants, but as an injured people, de manding their rights, charge her with having "iolated in thu grossest manner, in respect to us, the most sacred and solkmn guarantees of the constitution, and demand a portion of the territory which has been acquir ed at the common expense of our blood and ti ensure upon the principle of the compromise, by which we consented that slavery might be ex chided North of tle degree 86 30 North latitude, and avow our unal terable determination to separate fiom the nen slave holding States forever. It may be, and I am rerared to expect that this will avail nothing with Congress, and that our messen t rs will be spurnied with contempt by an miipriniciled majority, or our muenonial, if it should as;ume that formn, be trodden under foot, or kick il out of the halls- be it. But it Will force Con~ress to decide on the ilt of ece sio, ail I have a con i-let ho c that %%hen tUie other *sav . ding States shall Fee that the j- ity have resolved to chain us to heir ear, aintl drag us after them in t6 1111111, they will join us heart and hi a d, im the holy cause of equal ri:is, j.nuj 'Cs and immunities. ' l 1 L'Ive be ni .ilently recall t, n a ig over the rs 1w )1 . :A suf erd at Thel"', i bae felt a th' i dignati'o cur electrimitY .hrrv ?i cr- r -r% miy bod v, awl' t: . t :! . imstant, that this arm, ti; . fe. Lled as it i. with a e. could strike a gnit's Ihka to aveni them. 0th ers have, n d1,:1nt, feh the same ire fluece'is: an,] the racticed orator well Laws how to call forth the slit at of d, liance, al the battle cry, :ihou!h thec danger is not at hanil, or the cumy~nw: in hearing. I have Ib fre renarked that the subject we ate consil. r4i1g, is of the gravest im .ol. nl I have 1brought to it the best ju dnstl I have been able to firm afier the maturest consideration, aw:1 I am lrtIit to 'the conchusion: that 11ny attemint ly S; uth Carolina. unaid.d. to re-ist the (.overnmnent unde r pre'eit ci rcumiistan ces, will fail. nit 1 tl.:mt it wili retard, to an in definite lu tioud, the attainment of what wce des: re, in alieniatin: the oher S.t:tes fr-m u7," by mo ing? in this imatter a.ainst their opinions an 1 w isl'. and nithutwaiting for their aid ainl cet :at ison. l low'. ever ior tifying~ andl autili:tin: may be the view whhl-- h I have w-- 'sratedl of our win felig we kno~w it is true, and we tlmt look the faicts iln the face, sti .' anre. a:.1 iIc t situe ourm fancies tn di--e r thin, s as t.1 a:ahe them li The1-ii ienrts fand I reesoi I *r If \Ia sw-!. sj.s li a conrn. t ion at i l:m n. at whtichi some v'er:v ex tI trorin ary 'pr1'V edingi occurred. Thec cbl lin t...nrat d:-cw up and1 adlpted muaii'ng themselves, resolu. ti' ni al'vini 'of rte compromise uat ,surem's of' Congre~iss, and declarin g it am viohition 't the ('anstituition to intrfere:' with the l'ugitve Slave law. Th ismvement., o'f couirse, aroused :hei inign~ationi of the abolition por' liin it' the convenution, and a regu hit' rutus esuedlii bietween the two a arties. Thew naitional democrats say thaot they wtill never coalesee w ih the free s' ilers. Let them stiek to this deterndnatttionl, and1 they wttiIic ra p gtreamt hilnor, thbough thleyv shubll receive no intamediaite prolits. IIei N,. ta l '.muo-s.---Tu c0 the :1',II.:'0 I im ptt rimots W fie were con - ai ling ni a l. mat l'hiladllphia, five wie',ks nio'. As th.y w'e're provided poni< I biy 'sonue other' inngaianstil, for Inou a, mas r tmr-ri. TheImse t wo celi bra. med nmit are .\mddarnmss, iminber of the I limit' mii' (n;irss. and thu sternest repuican in~,m it. andi Ba'ron MIethelenyi, also ii inmberih of' Coingress. Froa the Charlcaton Etentag Rare romestio Pto4io The people of Churlenton are not haps aware that .le first.J)ir ever published in the Unit"d8aa as put foilth in Charlesto.r So much for the early enterprise of our ancestoq, A copy of this Directory, in onii oo with an Almarnacof thesartd, en,, issued in our city in 1752: t ited by John Tobler, of New W in this State, who appends to joisii the title of mathcmatieian. At a that John 'Toler, (or whom we p "- " k'. glad if any of our cxclle antiqu uns--Dr. Johnson for exatplo. ,,iv1e us any information) lo g w1e repeat, appears to have . s;tandinlg editor of Almanaci or .; Carolina for a term of vears ran ,' from 1752 to 1782-that is to soy have proofs of his Editprship du' these periods. We have seen and atined the copies for- each year - these periods of time,-and by lookin in upon Mr. Babcock, bookselferfi . img treet, the curious reader rmajrp joy the samples. The copies in he Poecssion a rc of 1752 and 1782.Te are confessedly narvcllous dingy look iug publications. That for 1752 i purticularly curious as it was issued iq the ycar when the change of style o tbe legal year took place. The feadar is perlaps aware of the reasons exfptfth for this change, which made the' lega year to begin on the 1st January tn stead of ibh 25th of March, thereby of fecting uniformity of style, ond us one opening of the year'i le o two. Our mathematician Ed 'obler, has a preface, quaintly'wjte:. il which allusion is snade'. change. "We," ciquoth he, "begin ; year, the rather because it is such One as neither you, good Reader, pr .., 'r . ... c;.f.r the King On. Parliamncnt of Great Britain bain* thougiht proper to pass a Law, lo alert ing the Stile, which extends to' alClle ibushm DniTnions, vhereby rutr Yetift ? -- . Iwgiimrngs, try "'. r l ' ' . ' t,' I " '~'4,t the0 Da' a rh er will e now;r.I 14th: But dont*i grh-ye, good iLnder, aus for the Noss o r much' Time; for this is not to hat$ the l'tymnent of Money, or the Comuag to-Age of Minors, but the nuniheT natumal days in all Payments are t9 ''he same subject again" natural .. cona. s up when September comc round in the Calender. Under th head of this month, the dates run 2....then follows the followjp grnh, occupying a spao ."r these days and the 1.3th, gm1de readers, you that love your !.w s deligh t yourselves in the th uJ cf emnjoying that linc long Nap-a u ben you, with nmainy hundrd : saed British subjects more , hali.' H d!N in peace, and close your Ey t he !d D.ay of this Month, and-nov4it a nke nor perhaps so much aI cn t'otler Side, 'tll the 14thJ$Y" ; mu1ornuoing." r Of John Tibler, our first alt tm.kger, thoso samples will uice. We may add that his ee1 srpare' not very remjarkable~~'6 their purity, and sometimes makd~ . bbisht for the easy virtue of ogg celnt B ritish angestora. Thb,3 muuae~ for 173 was issued beforae dri..rtmure of the Briti.sh-the .py# cuadont took placo in Deccembier ofh saitme year. Tfhe prefauce is a~~i~ fu ll of loyuahy. Thle Board ofPo1 r'ej.&rted thuas: The Honorable . of the Province :~4 Col. Robert W. Powell-s Thlere is a table~ ofvauinta amanue by which you ascerta~ fi progressivo deprciationr of the ppo cuir rencey, ina 1 f7, 1778,. 1779. 1 1760t. Thben follow~s the Dire~o whiebch, by the way, inclu4bs *iot 4 of the good old Whig nantes~ partial. Thbe city, iL must b~'~ membenhred, was then compltli~ liiiti-h power. Bly this 9ire~Qy however, we may asoprtaif 'I residecnces then, of many whooe name have ani interest to us ntow Th'lese Almanacs are the propre$, of a gentleman of' New York, W Corw in, Esq., a great colleptq things. Their value may.~ jectured when we learn that mor twecnty dollars has been o~rodb~ one of them, and that no.amoun4 for them. hAlto -rO Ktt.-.-At ti dividua~1' livimng in Cincinn~ati, who asse i has~ had his skull brokenvI~tal M and has recolged in b lwt bof, yihe is a ('v teI 11 il ' 1:11(1 :i111 they kIiow it. !I'ii (l11 it l 'Veil disguise the jti'l1iO e dIii till' 'xtii'paitig it. lint 1\el 11iiillieli oirt' ivi's. Iliei, wet sipeak 01t the 11"x.1;_4 Nye hlave Stl'feicd( at tis' that we kinow are ill st0l'C fur that 1li:iv V not ('11i1" he 1111 'viseo iii theti' Set vc~. ilit 5'ill\'Cl'1SiVC to the Cinds 11 e :ill have iin view.v .1It i- iiit to lLe r'x1ieetedl, that we i ('ill 1111:U1 il 4lilti'l i t o the iijiiie at :ea'1 v ilifi te: oil u., hu t u(' :111 :i;iree tha:t We owe it to tiiit'stlvcs 1111(1 "1s-te Fit , 14) c1elil.a vor byv all pio.r.si lIe li1'alis, to lP1''t4'et (I iirse l~ s~e :i;a~ll.. t the iii iiiL:'5 \ licih alie in stile1' ( l rs ';,~ a,~ to 'ahat tla..e shuljje .1i~l ru utIe11e~le fthe 'f11''1:11 aiid aaltli:ldtative actts oft tli'it 12itv he 1 ie..':tuit :1i~t 1 t~' t stb (" tll tt1 al 1':1 - 11. {'' Ofi tilt ' lg hu a I' ('. re \+tt l::. dleV h 1,(_ !itn ca -~ i'':et fool-h lt~hcI' tst.! it 1 1 :: 1 ' ' a; I :t\ (.. '1 fi1' tl't' \\"11111'1 : *Illj:' 1:.:''lia t l \'il~lt t lai ii , i : t e t'bib Iii t' : i I' ' it I 1 '! ,, ii ll l 1 I I 't 11(' ( f '.i ' i i- ll) ' t. 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