The Sumter banner. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, February 10, 1852, Image 2
TIE SUNMTER BANNER
ZVERYTUE!DAY MORING
BY W. J. FtANCIS.
TI E R N,
TWO DOLJ.A iii aIttance, Two l1ssllans
knd Fifty Cents at Ile expiralion of "is montli,
or Three Dollarat nt Ienl t's the year.
No paper discontinuer until all arreardgen11
ar Pas, uinlss tit itlis o f te Promirieiior.
Adveripementc insesrie sit '-F.V-:iN T Y
Cents per scptiarv. (12 line s sir less,) fair
A*. ifirst, and half that to fur encl subsequitent
kewetilon.
o Tic number of insertionism to h. airked
on all Adiveri'sements or tisey will hzt iiblis4hed
atu ordtlcred to b- drteontinIuid, ami elrged
accordingly.
2tW" ONE D)OT.T.Alt ler Psiinre f.,r a pinlgle
in7rutIlon. Quarterly suid Mth1sizlv Adverti-vn
nelits will be chanrg'.I t rsne as a Inle ini
Seorton, and Femi-monthly thle suutn. as te!wV (one
eunatoirs Ititser and b1llIelds o,
the O'Brienl Rtesoliitioii,
- Mr. Cass haiviig read aind commiinnit
ed belre the SenIate, on celaii rcso
luttions passed ait. Detroclit, in relatio tos
the Irish exiles, anl -Mr. I 1ivle hlvinaig
Sillowed with .-ome . 8irks, 1enator
fitler requiested permission to say
SomIpetling on the Iamitteur
Several Seitrss. "G m; n;" "unanii
rnous consent."
.Mr. liutler. Mr. l'reident. I wi:-h
to say a sinlgle word ill conlnectionI wvitlh
this subject. Thsere arse nmuy re-ui.mj
which indlce me to take eveni :anI a'
tive part in tite relief and pandoli of1
the gentlenen in whose lella if we liave
listened to such an) elotilint - uogy.
Permit me hOwever, to say, that if
the objecut of gelnlleien lie t, proiure
a pardon and release of' Johm Alithell
and Smith O'Brien, I believe they arc
taking the very wor.s course that c'ul
le suggested. If a proper application
were to be made to the Iirit isl Queen.
by an appeal to the lritilk Niister.
or in any other molde tia would he
likely to lie acceptailile as an ap:al to
her Clemency, perhaps the object might
be attaited.B. sir, if itn apiplying
for the pardon of these pat-riots, you
use languiage of reprso'achi to the 6irit
slk Governnicit, you might as well
expect to r'elieve a victim whose h11and)l
is ih a wolf's mouth lav irr'tating th
wolf at the same tine. If you expetl
to attain tleohject con tempited-and
I will sincerely aeliniesce il iniy mesas
nre to eflect it-or those are consider
Atiols which wotld inuc e me to feel
a particular interest ini the ftte of these
individuals, and espeicially in thit of
one of them, Mr. Afitehell- have
thought that somethinag u 4tIghat to lie
done, but, not in this way, of' tInatkilig
it the subject of politica l discussio.
We may atrouse the Irish, and obtains
their support; but I know that we shall
not subserve the eni conteisplated, of'
procuring the pardlon aind reliste I
.these prison(rs, liut we shall defeat the
very end we have in viCw.
Whyrsir,. do'lon ispose- we c.m
approach the British Governmeit and
telthem, This is our oipinio,n and you
must yield to the suggestion, aid mil
Tninister to the feelinigs of' America
opon the subject of' your goivermnssent?
I answer for it that .John Uull has re
sentment enotigh to hmrl hack upion
you1 any~ suhl alttempt1 to inifhientce lher
policy hby a legislative dlemonastratiiin
of this kind. No, sir, it is a fildsity,
permuit 11ne to say. I aa willitig tsi
Vote f'or any i'esohtali in favor (s'
these patriots, whos hav'e been b~anishn-d
froin their country hecause they lsovedl
it, and hav~e beent willing to rusnth
Jaazar'd of mleasur'es ofI isreres ihr
wrongs which they supposed at. least
they wer'e sutle ing. Surelyv. sir. somse
thing is to lie par'donied tio'the sir it ofi
li-berty under' which they acted. AlvI
ayinmaies are with tthem; but t'o
make my el'o.its e'ffea'ti ve, I shiall noit
ask for a step of this kind. which
know niust result in fasilnare. In intro
duicing a suject sof t his khoil, wet a re
itertfering with a thruaeign go vermnit. l
and4. inv'ohv:nig oselves 5tin ihe praei~a
mentt of imaikinig a dlemos nst ratlis n whenii
we. ennmot back it lby any legislat i ve
act whatever. I ma no i. t willinag to2 set'
'the Amriican Go vennnmeunt iir thle I
Amneric an Setnat e place thiem sel ves inIi
a situation which they cannoit nminntain.
It' yon wish to thiriw soit threats, meni
ac'es, and r'epr'oal'cs, you 'aught no' t toi
do it by a amere v'ague declara.t ison. If'
their institutins are wvro ng, imisi we
intended to ciirIrect them--s-if' wi iniltend
to rescuse Ir'elnd, it wvill not lie hiv d.'
e'harations of this kind: --mlere Ihs'utu
filmen. I wuld to Goda we coutlil take
somec stepi toa retlieve .1 liiim Mitehelllands.
Smith O 'Bien. I wvil noit t st ate all
that I have donale in relation tos this
matter, but I have bseen pei'se't ly wilI
ling ts join with oithers ini anl appihea tos
the Brtitisha Qauens ir their pardo s n am al
?elease, andI hav'.e beiliev'edIIli thas me
tahing can be dosni towarsds it. I can
hot co011 mteniance parosceed ings sat i ii
kind, becau5se' I bel ieve t hey will r'e
suIt in an ttter' fiiaiur', ims. willI even
do hamrm.
Mr. Shiels. I do no t me san to on.
ter' inito this sublje~ct at preisen! t. I will
merel ' say toi my Itontorabh-lt friem a
front .Jouthl C'arolinal that I feel that
tahere is great tree ini the r'emarlks lhe
he made this moning. I, oit cosur se
take thais matter to heamrt; and I f'eel
that we cannot accompliish thet obaject
by, any attacks ulpon the liritish gov.
erlnent. My obhject is, withI the iper
tnission of the Sentate, to cal Iutp thae
resolution thait is now upon the fable.
Ii ortder thIat at uniy lie madle 'the spt'
e'ial ordter fos' a fustuire day, whenu I
sall wiash to say a f'ew words upon the
lolution myef ill also9 stta
that I intenid so to modity thae resolu.
'inas to avoid rmaking if, a diplomat.
ie measure, in order' to avotid ~a possi
bility of' a repulse on the part of' thec
English governament is concerned.
should be very sorry to have this gov'
ernment make an application directly
to the British government which the
BrItsh gover'nment would b)e authsor'
ized1 to treat wtith contempt. As a
citizen of this country, .I should be one
governilent inl that poisition My ob
ject, therethre, is to place this reoo.u
tionin such a ibm111 that while it would
inIdirect.ly, I tiust,.ccomplih this Ob
ject, it would preserve tlho dignity of
this governimnt under all ci.cumstan
cc', Und1 give io reasoaitlile cause of
oflincc to the British government, or
to any other government; and if I may
be permitted to call up the resolm1ii n
f.r a future day, I shall hope fur the
c4ncurence114:( ot the loiorable Senittor
fromti Michigtiam and others muc mdlil0re
expericiteed thi I ant in necomljih
ing this object, I will tuove that. it be
taken up, and be made the special or
der t) ol.nIdlldav.
After a e-w ;vord cls of coe renee with
Mr. ("ass. this inotioni was withdrawn.
atm'l a substitute off'ered by Mr. rhii':
has betCli 111b1e 1 4 th sliecial nuller for
to-imor Ow. We are plasel t4 .e
that mlr Senite take up this iinmt ter
in the right spir i , J' W. .e wish
to serve the exiles, let us interc'd' 1hr
thelu. ( hur abm e of the British could
d141 them no good.
Success~ Ian M1ercaznfi3e Life.
The Alirror, it eleverly .-coidlcted
'lblii, (of thr, 1, inuiblisi-ied at Bath, in
the State of 'Aline, fuihe11s the 11al
lowinig illistrat il 411 ,11.tht I.perseveantice
an11d inludistry which is geneal ly pretty
sure tip conuniltiad suc-cs:
"There is no''tlhilg inor'e trte th:t
that sicesS inl lit' is silre t4 4114Mw any1
well-direted eibtwhich1 do4 not1
clash with1 thle inunnitable lawsi of
Iitilre. 'I.411k' isa win4t that has no
phwe~t inl thie vocabuiiry of'wi th s uses
F11l mall, 111141 is used only bly thse who
are ,L) blind Il ignomt I-; tii 11 mm.6le
to trae effects'. back to1 eiies. We d,
not : proetW all alrgumielnt frin11 this
text to.day, hut lieely wilh to prese1nt
tile idea toi (Pill- readers ir 0101'n toI
discuss. There are feelings o4 des
pondeney prevalentw nn mantkiml.
whiichi the C0niiidlei:itioni of the siub
ject will dissiplate, and141 mnanay wio he
lieve 111iselves domied tip pvety
and toil, Iy giving earlnest heed to theIi
faith which this t ruti w ill create, wil l
c reate. will finld themll'ves rising. at
Once fa11in tle miiierv I itey 541 iehli
Iear. Fe.r oW b:d Ilck oper1ates as a
cmntiial chieck- onmany, 0 truihe in
'rpr4ises and prostrates elergie-. It is
the "coniscienee-t that
--doth m:,ke cow::nrd., or us niu,"
and only bY takinga aiioal awil comi
1ln-sese view of the in g caullse
that chanige ollr p-itio a111 a I:li!ct ti r
weIllI-hein'. a re% we eabled to) I 11 b
them, 1d 11.1uikc 0ll'the cilails I lit Aiur
weakness and irre-.io lutin have I-er
Ilitted 11s t4o becolue enislived with.
Thie Iick d1ctines places an eS
timaite 4)n exet-1ionit. anld conIIAis
Success to tlhe enret thei'
"Divinity that ahntmm utir onIl,"
anld maklies, a machinle of1 u' iml
wor )tal nature. \Ve have Seenl 1aa Y.-.1
poor dlevil, resignied to thlt1Iq pee4sne10'
of his pov1erty. sit t'ir h otirs with Ili,
pipl. ellIsilg tile tawrdy divinity that
li14.IoIe ts wich'l 2111411*4 e ( t4) ti 1 4I i t.
-As ye. sow, so4 shall ye n-ap1.' is as
trili' to -4I11 y- itI eve'r wa4. all14 1141 wVins
wo4lildl Sut1~'eed ill leI O)l1l ilig wel thy).
exetionh~. Ini this cityv ( IaithI) -'4 -rear
the Ir iendis tli he ~li wn eergiesi naturally
liereIlsed1, I w.V) prIr niell1'1 iii a very fLw
Vyear.s iua1.s4'ed one4. (41 th4e larvge * flir
eve'try sea, a at 11441ne their housae
aoi s1tores line e'very !'tn-t'. 111m4 the4
buisy Immn I 5 Con-s5 4f m4(ehanie,
si e.k thm ir inct rea -inlg weialth. 'h
1t4 14btain 1111 a 4edu aIin, awl, wth~. tale1s
to4 i'ulccee4. It wa not4 /41rIk. 1b11 444)m
11)44n $41n4e which tohl then'41I that at
(14Ii ir j4111 at~ litter4 s' wrItt i 44441 w''rI li
11)44re 1lt 1114. ell14 l It lie' vearl 1111it~lI
sega41114 tIlliitl' [\144 a4I ' 'I a rilIring,'it
was1! no44 /ur?.-. buat initura~il :m-emoulatZion
441 t111III ive" tilell. hit Iii aL teLV gen!S
Ilnadt oli 411 dIollar tVwoi b4 d hi r, t he4
tfli' IIt'st tIil 11 4 4115niu'tIl I We4lit y the 4i'isln l.
It wa~:s asi na:turail for the4 -pie' to !!row~
a1s it Is ihr grain to4 take4 1444. .h'ire
11m41str ala114 e'conolo 4Vwere their olI
aidls 1to obtainl 1he lirst it-w thou.4nel1--,
the last fi-l.w were~ obta1:in1ed by thel
hirst. Thecre is noth1ling manx'ellous
tiuc 'all hi, nrt any 4 4 )' hig wiich Ianyg
avaiil bilu11 eIfla .. tli i 41a . plain mIt er
ofj thtb' ieanndn.~a n
ennll4rub hit ou~trid no ,4 /' //-.' br-'
whptat uha vtu gol~t4yr hand514
"We1it ightpo.e giet ~inanrabin.4
ptances, but11 hev thatfl bibortc ti) thei
reader. contenti~lc ng trely wlit0 havin'
catle ~is~ atetilntte s ubj01aio et.". n
occurredig Ii ie lahora t r (3lf tem'.re.
tA rsenae i this city, thIlis, 'morin. itd
uppers that ruiate4.im thter (asirt
slietllyena inprep-ari fUiwok
andotli suontdt ih aid whia.9 ramld
Lromanl eundes, theps frito Jiied ihl
toecapeI1i1 o but imilgin tswas.re
TuE ALU'UTA BlUIum .-Dy refier
enco to" the' louded advertisinent in
anotlir colun of this m1or-niti g Issue
it will bo seen that the City Council (,'
Augusta inl consequeleiv of the assipi.
ees o1 the lute Ilenry Schultz, Wiit1 the
consent (f the Town Coicil of Haiml
bm-g, having couimeneced to exact toll
at the SoulliCt rolinat terminusol' the
Augtu:ta liidge, have resolved to de
mneild fiomut. pasegers such fill toll as
the cbarter a1)lows, &,.
The Augusta Cuntituiqal & Re
Public of yesterdiay la an editorial
upon the silject', fi-oti whieb we nu.ke
tile subined extraict, which will pla1ce
our, rellalers inl pos'esioll , f ho41w the
nlttter at presenlt stanlds.
Alhlinglir to) the determinationti of' the
iuicipal Auth orities of Au usta to
(Cml:uId such li l toll as tihe charter all
lows, the Constitutieuadi remiarks:
"h1iis is a pretty lamvy emba-go.
and olle whiih, it* it lasts, wVill be wide
ly 1elt as a scrious emibarras5smnitt to
trialde- i it cold1 bebrought to hear
nly uon tle ong de r -, there m'iiht
be lopeszi that this . e ver I remev
w4,1m"I anlswer thle pur11pose qW'abatling
tite eVil. Biut we apprehenlvid the eit% v
ot %uut ill be( lit: e Il chiet'sl jleer t
this aggnstva1itonl (f' th diflicult v.
I h0 toll-gaie on the ( 'ar4oliIla site
i s creettedi by to l enitt if the City
Cuncil .f, Iainburg, tk llupo 1 i :and
beloningjii' lto it, by . . ones and Mr'.
J. Kenned, A:-ignlees Af Cli'r
Shultz.
The original charter wa ranlted tip
Sluimtz & Cooper by Stoutbrar*.l0ina3 Inl
181:;. It was renewed in m. tar 14
yea's, the Iridge th'in bving tihe! pro
eirty 4f the Imiak itf 1lie State aipf
Georgia. It expirel inl 1818. Under'
that ihartr Stt Ml- narl in:I r'ognized.
the riIht ot the tleil owilners f tlt
SouithI-(aln granlted a2bate to)
vrcI t t'i r l re211141 ( :s. rnoo t 1ii co l
teltain restrictis in thoitr of I
Soith-CIrtlina Rlail llinl, to I [llrv
)imilt z andl .14hn1 "AUeKinnel..In 15
I to I t' *klltll' p415.t'4lI ;111 .1(-Lt 'w it!
the,, s;tite privilege too lleuiry Shullltz.
rel(ivd ofthose re trict ions. t le rightritts
'.olhn AleKinne inirt1, tle a(t 4r 148
hlavinaig been pua i-has'ied by Ailr. Sltliz.
"I1t IS undert~l thlis (hate 1' 1.~0 1hat
Gen. Joest 1n1d .J. K etnldy I\ tigneeSWIRtS
of, liviurv "4h1,1tz .1m.1 Adlhninlisrtior
41n hlis eat.h v erected a toll-gate
w Iae niwv exuating tulls.
"The iing are Ih lit s charged.
c,-ntv.
A Wagt n or Omnnib-l 1 i or G ire,. - - :i0
it'4. :li. 2 or -t ImorscN. - . -1
I1rnys. ('art-, Ilinggles anltel Cime" Willh
I o .e - - . . . . . . . - 15
I'e.-ae.'rritev--andl fnronehies - - ItI
1an unitl lior.e -. . . ...- 5)
I-'not Pa'n veng r . . . . . . .) -
t verv benil of I iures.3 ules ail Caltit' .3,1
" " hivep, Hl lld r p ui s -1
MIoaia sad booms.
journals since the p'I
t1l,1r ilolistratioIn, nudl1 ill tle l 'gi.
:ed Slates in ta'vIor of pnlitioal re'i-'ii
er i the Ciontinet of.'p
11-e1k iof (hi- lecessity t a tnhe rig'r
:llt .1 uhee t4lti eas hitherto exere..eli
nui rhl ia A lnericans itt'vell'ii tiitdi
pagan. itt I i o fiitI Deii e -a t 4 prnile.,'
halyi and Ge-m1ny. tlfl 41 e li.v Iiltil
ar Iil.0r tOi the inIn~iino knowteled izto'
wona intiet.~ hir45"114'4 glh-rsie of at1
an 44hutI the illo r of'41iY~, th i l'ui..-si
st s-iii ti en4l;lt-I it sirie s . ia t ' 54.2 4.
nient 1it wi l n ulii it 9' Iiit'l tll.
\'e hall lit ow s:tinth l nit e l S1t'at'
ii tlit. Illtr 44 who !in a ei -. l arglitIe
44110 41f 14441n1y. Th44-4 fl~i4u.in is ael'
414. II kverarnents wnh hitch we111 arint4
oS utililh ,dteclarht dr If i' R nI t 414 iomt1
liv144 IIIiln L o d 'llars are ril' by
Ml-th tthera44 o n-vi oi ti onarv prlo-h~lu'
Je'tlIll Iiii tr i l th 444 Vl 111 |isi gti.
rtiii reslegalijt44t'nicltr, ilic h Vu i04
he11 o..itedii( altopla.wre 141-1tin l in hi
iAfun at4 44li~t he ditune o tilO-peet i11u
.:leit- let .1 11 eca1 yi1t1y ae 1
pendent'n jin-er ead declarationes
luht.id by la reatl dpeking ai lguage
ii.leent' ;ito ttn ) spkille byl~' anote
we.ayrec. nflThe aGdvermensof ,.:n.
graoenatr inmpo~rtae ink tiste
thipforite to that more4t t'ngiblftid
of large'-~,dhwneo- and exte.sives con.
neetio.im tard 'actilve agents in orgai
Zing committees to collect timds to -ie
em1tplhyed in the subverhion (if Gov
ernineit. wiih which we are at peaoe.
Aaren'ing~f Newcs.
MIr. Iliuc Iaansaia. Letter.
Thlle f oliowing let ter of M r. Buchan
-ti, wsls sent. in reply to an inviittion.
extended to him, to be present it tie
Mississiplpi Deznverntic Coniveitiun of
I hie 81hI I J .lanuar.
W in-:.r L 3.1 (nar Lancater,)
December 24. 1 51.
My Dear F ir -l ain soirry I did not
ree-ive your letter vooner. 1- miglt
live thenl given it tlie "old ihslioied
d emocrvaltie' an1swer, wichl you desire.
But I amn cminpellt d to !eave hoime im
luditt ly; and if I should not write
it Iit prteselt ti ne, it. will lie too lite
for thie 8th of.lanuarv. I inn!t, there
forte. Ie bi, l
My publc lfe. is hetbre the col ntry;
an1 it is my pride never to lave evia
ded 4n imlportanit politicil q(ue,0411.
lihe coir;e .f deniocraer is as always
-4traight aladtt. and piuii men wiio
deteniniiie to pilr-ue it ncver involve
tlinselvet inl hisbyritilhs. ex, ept When11
thsey tNnili to hIlie right or ]. f lli nh
plain. I. .rward put h. Alalion's report
-. ,h-rson's Kent neky restolti ons
are the sf--t and sirest guides toi
c41in141et dcli ratie at milit it'l
fthet f.-deral g-Oveinmen1ct. It is thet
true inis.i1 T' dleiioernaiev to resit
eitralisilm aniid tle absorption of tilt
constlittiOimal powers by tle Presideint
a1nd d'oircs. The 54 sovereigity iof
lie Sate14 Id i devotion too their re
Served rights, cnt aloi preserve and114
ermnlienit. Thet exveiu of doub11tfull
and cotriutive powers n the pallt of
Congress has4 producemd aill the danger
411 an11id excit'Ang qullestinis w hicl Ive
Tilt Itrk-ral gofverinient. never cill
finedo within its ,-trict conlstitutllioli
Hlnits. :nusl-t necetssarily acquimre itnore
nd initore inithiete th-ogi the in.
creased and ist r -ais'ni. expoemliture idf
pulie ionleyt an.ec the grevatei
niecnity tmr public eoiiny and
watchialvigiince Onr consltiutio,"
when1 it proceedeld fi-on: thle 4u~l 1,
its fInaiers. was at -imple systern: and
the inlore rve fronm comildtxity t r.
lilailis tlt iore 1 o-ertidly, sati. fie
trily1 .I, n ie bevnli-i jally will it operate
withinl its le-gitillnate Spheret.
It is centralizalioins alloie whilcht hIi
prevenlted tile Frenchtiii poevople om
ablisi~i lg at pevrianeint republican iv
ted. 4,t.-.1 adv en'ailld uple thei o)
i .1iiV 11i mio1th itne. I tad 1 e p i-t
tIt f. Frinllie.b.e enve% t d into st'p
. I trritorial sovereigntis like Dili.
Slate governmnt Parki woub tt-hit
no0 lo-agerl Vare- bleum .France, and at
revOlut it'n at tie capitat weiilu'd not
have destnoyed thet f -de alive republl!ie-.
1 Vltihtinles iI lita tve mn
eiievlt itl by the peuop4le of the
ef-t5if s~441Dt~I 4)v . ( * I Ii Ii-J
. Ihd Stail es, w' I ould 1avei I Ided
t he i'rIIing 41 p344e 55tn w.rt sih hae
I's a. ult a ltt'ri;:tit tiltn of dona-s-44
wouild lth41n. i't4 e 114. lo;DIa 1.mlv buts
ihe i:wi' t u'114 ne~l Ls' nn-t st haein
t11 frr' l i n ths-~' 114 11'4m tie41 concern sofi
11h4ir 4i41rSttis lllio h is n1 -
p lrta t sII b.' ljt't I h I! t t'lly pre
l~iheb l t 4:- teibi r. 1 5 thiit itl w sui
be~ i4t u s t is t r i ieat it ilt s v 4- )V tIn'a
en-a l. vi a-- -t.g
iitt :im -i 4I .~ t 441. ii-', sdl r i.
sItht'uin ns.:44 hit'unen4:ev.--- inls hefit.
411 if .\rle'Iit . ti o hin tvar it 5 1- 11 tuSr not
be4 coki' n v of i nterie''h ~r.~'slt a' thtei
ed411 i Gtie'II ebrneitersi' . iV dest ed
trithe isya ibrary.iie t l'roil' t
-'iTin. :olhuinst~ rai t of le iddln
ie ill.I ('eits blOe51IIleIl, st:ud sin
haI~j1ll i it wiUtIhu deti-d r siT'
thin.i indove all'.~tJit r1tith; lathcols
digniy; ah dirviio .Mhallsprin upfi
thte ch1r1 of Gt d, tlth ere.Jh 1hal be11
tuo of b od a)stt i d the ti t' 2the
Sumterville, So. Ca.
JOHN T. GREIRN, Enwron.A
TUESIPAY, FEBR UAITY 10, 1832
Ostr Prisaclea.
There as me ost an rhich there enn be no
dirrsitI, qf opoinan in the South amitong thoste
erho are tru to her. or er/o hqve mode ap their
mitads na to be alacet; that is it us' saestal be
fesrreL Ia, choressin-ra'een reist and u?miss ion
are should take resistane't at all huzards."
('.,.naoun.
- To ala that. rnnterro actaleion Mlust 1w neera'ta
ry. not to susre th Uniun. fior at wrosd then be
too lale. but to sure aurealrrs. Thaus is myt eatei,
ronrert as the onething nrrrifu..'--(Ai.uoex.
"1 haAt is the reiedt ? I unsrer sa'eeersion.
.:niteal Neaession 't liar at ra hibling Stars. for a
larve number e them. Ne,thingcst trill n: liise
nuthing elie trall be prartirub/le."-'aivva.
' Mesirs. A. WrIT & Co., are
Ageus ror the Banner in Siurnterv'ille.
WVIlsaamsgtens & Masa~cnester
HIMl Road.
The ea;r oil thi, rotil it) dot run on
Stindiy. We state this for the benefit
of the pullc, :-evera' p.1rs.:s imving
be'en dis~ap oint ed benu e this ariane
nient is not ener ally known.
Mr. Wle.
We 1md th lie pleasure f at31t.ten'ilg
-ev Ia Lttiures duriig tihe'ilt past week.
1v Mr. W tnrr. the able Lecturier up1on
Iie sillbject of Tepller1nce'. IIis tJm
ing was nade knowiv ly thvorable lit)
lict-oml lte press whettrevar belimd
Leturted lid tjerleortse% ' we w me ir
pared to liar sonaietling ti-tn him en
I irely supeir to the itinlen t I.eti
rers ip ol this smbt.'t. Wt Ibe-lieves
Mir. W triEi g eve ntire satiAstmtiolin to
I I ci nn o'4eia llity. We have iati butit
Olle op ilioll expressed 1111 that is. 1iha1
he is iully corinyetetit to 111111 tiel high
dutis's whithi e ause he a/i:-atels
wvith Zeal and albility de-volve. upon11 him.
There anii be.no4 idobilet that strong pre
jiidices are to be t'ed out, 114 (1lid
iabits briok-eI ip beore the 'nnzse of
Teipenacee can pleitvail-ina tiet- lan
guae o Ai. W rr::,"internperance
is the great g-init tvii eat lilt' W40rb4l."
We bilt hiin God- ied in plittilg it
aliewii,
I Dui-:.',. Areoi: r.-A e)i*res.
ato (ientit writiig im t1j il-e ,-'t. IIlt.el u:
!land. a thl. ( 'talenuier. o
ye.,tenflay*, ider1 t ltat f te 2:Ial inlst..
tatethat ill Thimuray, fite. :291h of
.lammiiry. Dr. i tandell Crott. tof' (r'eie.
vill', Whilst ('n a vi.sit t1 Ili. phlntatio i
on St. lltaena island, was acitdentally
VC , I-, re'ated by I r ili- clrrespoienlit.
lre a'4 Dls:--Thi J.. 'was 0n his
ayic tee al iti- iend' i hous With ws~hien: lhe
wssats te iant and14 'i .h atul oin riaing by
his ne'gro lieal 's htoede he te procurt'e a.'3
pair a 'a grainIs, wiichs re' uSE~ ehr striik
ing lishi. Th'ie. atrives.r wsso a pshinig tih'ein
Dre. tstinieda soundg toa t'auilisai hi n not
te. teouch his gun. but bi.'etet h eioldj
seak it wen.'it offl (thle gnacis 13 'mving
unibrat inlite'ly teuchted te triggeri.)
pairt et hiis rightl a*r li. . haonet' w'e
inljur c ie ar a1rge' artisa stevterdt.
'I h s'e oinis, thoug drer i 't:eltad tee looek
a1f. th pyiehiansll think ar~e dhtiing wet~l
/./up to tiset ti ee tlilu ho el n-ease ill
tr arli h'elt4i a. apl n.are landli atteni
i s wli tld thie geiaeeiiw.e o h
licunt et'th,-e unpectedentedI ale aof the
t'/ rtde/ dit ion< a ct a ining iblt'I 1d t'rimt'a
31lie byI tim1i3 h' t jonal. tis at'
otws ' ittnin th~ei~ae reprs's of't
the lt'l rVil ot'a. 31he1 eorelst div'or1''ce eil3"
i ted :\tt' 'e s. h)'si ve5,l:-a ii peceha p. tlt
e:lat' lion of tia 't twii hint-e.I and i-ti v
lhaeel e s'rI the 1'erahl e i u lhe
in~' ym'n 'Ih. t I irr 13, i'l inn13 en c'. i'p
war''-t' lliit ihly',sa tho sae laeisiben
lreadt i i 't'a'l. at V 3fi ~taItIrd r ;ie 5o31it
let'r( s-iangi pubiser llstosl thlait may
b esatia aylae lt itd11 that. th'i y touan't
room i's ll bt'' re-i'lu ied $to'stizfrth
pubic' apet.1 1 i n~l -.tat'C. i131.t
Peter5' sin. i atnl iihielphtira, Mr.'tl For
resit~t's at pac, soial It athous J'ai'
dert by elegr o' auh, n sa'irdayight (a hr11
mtusit iht'te seriut'syaet til hei le gi i
ithe,01( rom a an fd,'ova/els fthePaur d
K'tok ufcheool . We understa11l that ai
prsoiious cef antity iav ben brought
undpeny t (New-h''nland taintsa
otllit slll 4ienea sndube veraciit vL'thait
Mr.i Joiu' )1' ln ealt'i res(1iit on Caim's
Ttis; 11ibo o S ~ c
CE..ION F - -
tit lit ofthe io to crd/fuT is i
ad vanteo, the fo1lo1-itgtextrat-$ 101ia
the sp'eechl of tlie Np . o Siai -t
,)i the ::li itijsted uniaval of (ozutsitIj:
':You u r sat Mnligym ar-u'vIN e
here, east:-e we invited youl to.ctinean
if we hadn't wanted t6 so 'giyo; we,
woildi't 1ivitted voe. No, sir. Ve've
heard till ypu bitlre; We heard teln you
when you arrived i: Neiw-York, sir.
Yes, sii. We reud your speeh
sir, whore you talked of the Ameriae.'
eagle. You -id,' that you111 hoped the
feallters-wh, i the shhed her 1at hergi
inight ftll (in the 1tuissian i-ar, and
snot her the critter. Whenl we read
that spieeeh, sir, we watet'd to stee yu;
-we tliik you've got the rea grit inl
you. Soite f, 1k0, sir, FaV .you- witit
llneyttV. We -ktow. bette; 1nd iW you
e-xpcted- 1114,ney, yo(U ..W40uldn' ;t corne1
here. There ain. a itsan here, sir. that
will inlsult yoi Iy ofelinig you i cenl;
it' ie ihotil, sir, ie would be scouted
by iesitrinble ptejle. 'I hevy eiy, sir.
you art a great lightt r. Now, sir,sal
thug V a it. 11 1h4 I.adni't olier sa.y it.
we'Ve got wmie j-idagiey siait lighters
Iere, and it relleets great credit ol usnV
linlistratini, uhent I tell vo llt t
I C.In tlnt lwt nilys pit -a stop to
lighis. - Now I tqi-l y-coul hoiw I dlo it
"Ad now great Kossuilt. hItenr in
m1ind tltat laiy rulesi t hat aiwflvas doates,
aid lIwayis will woerk well with inl
dividuil'. wIl switer every puripoe
Cha.rley anid 8Sanno1y contec into inv
I elie. t Charley saty a-Sa, I lat liek
Y401ju1.t a1 eln %*-. ust v say, Yt
enn't do Jt! Cn;Ite ont nlit ee, says
(Chartley-buit I dont want W ick i
i~l to iittrfere, 'eause thetv're v.im
i itend. Well, sir, witat is in aluty
then? Why. this-I taike CutreY
asile Siml ,.in, You cai lick Smaimtn'y
.il to pieces, hut I wuildin t d4, it; fitr
if vlou d1i,. jist like its nit I sall
whollo yil . Thlent I tite Saianty isile
andu y- l.tek here, just see -tre its
y O gto lightinug wi; It hailev I will
tick lite f youVl. Now, sir, if we till
.iersta~il the sUbjLect. yo Ci Siv Villa eill
lick them A!gerl.es. tnly yi elat' it'raid
4f the iessitn ietr. 1 ell. I dol't
wontle cr :t:Hit; lte : ilt isigly ctss, sad
iienena J;ckson lisell to -av, tha1.t he
alidin't :liv titte tee gote ailt liniJ. bult it
he& caught11 himn onI tihts way, hle'd 11urnish1
all theI leharbers grest:-e vittgh fit
eit vear. t' e gnaitis thr nothitig. *
* Ani i -w. great Eitsthii.
All that reillils ihr tme t tde is jtst tie
haud you thisere dcmiettitt-it is the
.'rece oa 01 l of cit v. OiG tnl% w here
Vyou're1 ti:ind to. Gil aid seek the
.\llsetuti, 11nd itther oflfir vtil a free
tCtktt, scutn h eli ti- bri Ierv, and1i live.
air. I sepea t it, Inlve,' sir,, tht
bitl eba :ud teo ine."
A., there is only fif~een evnts dif.
erenlce betWCtl Sitn1nv adtil h Ille llav
or. respecting the, wtl'h of this
answer. and sil~er~:i t 1y the dillerene.
I presullke it will e4.livered in gh..
1Fins Ar Sr:.--The New-Yoerk
Coinnereini Says. that while the~ Aina
zont was' buliltlii niu toll~to leit lher
v ith ani stplaurtus f er ext ingu'ishtingr
ltttrel iean oft. e the~ stearnii ~ont lhe:
biers, I was dielined . heenuset it woui
haei .t einvlved ant epens e1 o.*i)0. AXt
thle .tatte ititne it is saidi tat boath the
manaitsger andle etnginteer --apered~ e to be
eel epintiton that the pin was5 thte beett
ahley hadh tee hteard tel; iand that lnt
tie eiubl I:v te nde tthe ttorrenit tef
eanwith tttght be prn j 'etetd by it
titte anyl tune or all parltstSt the vesslel."
l'islt inv etin wass ntlnongt: thtse that
-lained aI priz le intedat att the (On-at
Eib1i et iotn. 1The qu0e-tient is askedi
whatit Il unshetuenie et'I l'haillie Fire~ ~An
Ii r.1 of ethIe ierit wyhich is~ elnaie
It'at It itil .' ee of ge.;.t ulse at sa.
int enI e eel a lire breaikinig eeut in thle
hohe1l eel a ip. It was51 statted that thle
I 'untardl itnel M'tediteS riesti stea.it;r
iad tinit sevendt e fth lirIlitishadmhaht ll
have cert~ ililed thetir oplinsiion tkait lno
ves'sel carrintg [Iassengers ouight to le
atllwed to pretted te sa wlithoteut
haintg lire' aihilaltors eon boardni. It
suchi wetre~ the thet. wrhI ws nott tile
AtnlnzeneISel) s Ippit'd! ~It woe uldi hav~e
preven ted the nieeet dist ressing par t tof
th41eflcat tre whiich ailtteded1 that
vesel.
i\u.tui i Itx.-The. Chero kee A d,orote4
annoueettes the l~ti ing Jnalrriage.
whlicha tootk pehtre int DeeeIer last, in
Ite ( hereokee Natlieon.
Malerried. '.n Ihett 29lth ofe lat mnthll
bey th le"v. IThos.~' le1th Mr. .laintes
I tlet, ofl Seoul th Caro linit a, so to otr
leteetr teere A.4tnt, D r. ihitlier, iand
Geoge htterto Miss Fracis Taty
leer, <bIngtert of Ritha rd Tliy ler, See
4)nd1 Chlief to' the Chlerokee~ Na~tin.'
Pootnt, t'oonh JAr !-Thei Untitedi
Stales Seate has att hsast refuredi tto
poocr .1 nak theI priilegLe < fiallittle' "cait''
itn his soupj, butt voteud htitm a ttll sup.
ply ef tther condl~imen'tts nott les.s Sp~icy.4
Their list of stores mayl be seent in uir
repotrt tof the Seinat's etteeceinitga, but
as t he ingredtlients site arratiged there
int the ani1 elitanux tor ler, we1. will FCee
holw they hook invertedi thus:
1. Nee liberty otn shtore.
2. ll anud elhain, but nott at sea.
3. Il4educt ion tol grade.
-1. (Contfinemnt.t
4. Solitary contlfirnent itn Ironsl.
7. Sodliary confmremeiint in ironis, on
breasd ande water.
8. 'Dimniniwhed rations, baread andf
and the~ privilegeu of wvearing~ a hesunti
ful badge, with the word -rmtne there.
Ont.
Verily, after tthis, poor Jacek niee'd
niot weeop for the losss utf his M~tos
nino "
Art
lut'ruiv Ab i.i l ti 41 is t)
go 44~ to tit auhe, lbihdJiitR
tftvitgru -h viIt Ilaisj 1 art aatr1 *0
di-iglt~lg ery iutLlli-itiWy 'tIepya~~
bur otrunaij,,.I,, lieki 2ej. -,,' lt~i'
WiiQe baut Wlvitta 11lttluti~h.~i p4
cii b vile 41 It Aii ('p4)IL*Ito,W ,-i'
repeititionif It li tvtkjvtO, -vvrV doavs-r*
4111141% whiij'J4*iI titit buwii-.k.f loa~w
cut 4t W4 0ws fi ge 14 1- "'lie 14 ik"a W
jiit.hiil Ill. line a vl~ip it d ttaaa1vtisoqk.
ro)(1ia. 111I atnr- itsard a~a
amateur .'Urgt i wivit lbS. retwwl4i WA
I: iF suelt ciilet, whlt lie i v~.
pulied, -it wa. fetritinates tlot Itir C1i~u~
thait lie load Iat haul e. tfi Ama at',
evrtaiiifv 'wimhd In'e WsikliIr ~it4 V
Il1w New-Y4ork Jetl iuei~n~o
the lestifihig t4)[6-44 41it Ithe tliy 1 fli~
tiiaaam1hia1u1 to) liiti iijiui~L atta~
ivit' siltch piiic I tlivi s .t l...li"r
hl/sut will Mie XCW IV- Yil A-O Ilk
I .~
Wesire siever witlaistt ti i 110"
gareat city. 'We Irnvti tfien '0 4 A.
tas.otersy; we- have thie Fin est 64
MItl:staire,. atf ii~ihI
Ws rvts~; we FivoI hew iac t. I werataiiat fi
wehve th uni btiviii af vt414'S
i he drait, it lie t~~At t 64; 1 0
toiic-it 1;)r th-utte 2tud iiatere1113::.1
siii.mitir citv. .
_mtat rtjaason fuir I het iiont.*'i
I gy dsl.avi-d lit' colo N tvv:i'. d4l
Istar -(..rni. t itituit" thuik' it Pro"v1
to rwiu it aw Miig. ice(4.t) h~l to izt~
li ll tlciidiimand, olt thelt. I aij4 ut tiurjlti i
rtusrn 4if tour msazesitl, midl JlMi hi~u
Ih 44itiii~ 4-1 1.f va ire -i tu i t o Or1.)J
I emlliei wre. Lwct .i111, "thu lutY
qui hiuttishiiisti-iut r ior'iite 1144 tI
i l t I Iif) j:1iu, -with (uiaii1iioidore lri
W11o botre is letter to thle El K.~ i,
Prt sit lit Iiliu nt, jlbtl4jiim ii toz~uir
and'eotiiterci, alidtswV08iii1O:avqLt pur
we-re rcs4.qitd Ilnn1 -ipa k y
Vessls. The Si ts I i telis-tai w-,
pirAlid Ini.L iuttuaa ilf haveA a
i(4401 itie
li;w retlit .ash tw ghaigcI
tiIlil to valtile t! \l t$~lJaa
t lrim. sina h i . r4 11 gste ofiJ4dIj
3itt 44iers.o tanis it .4 t.iqirta4