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whoop' to stress?* herLegfclstero will be in favor of JAOdOf. W# haversceived information from the best authority from New-York which cheer*our heart* and adds new vigor to our exertions. NeW-York may confidim\y be relied on.a* g?>od for TMiKYY vote* for the General. Thte news lias operated as a death Mow to *?$? pb?M that be** and their adherent*. t ha* alto beea made by the admbtratktn at the result of ?tertioa, wishing to Indece a 1 ty were all safe. The vote of I Ik wMV stand thus, air for Iagkmh, ? Avxms. Thla Gursly is no mat; ' exultation on their part. They? te what authority we know not^l 1 this states* their own. We, *her weight in the flee- ! i bet trifling andwa can tit as with it. We have aw, infMew^witr, hut are ore-1 : the worst. The revolt ei the ction ha** operated most won*' Western 'a third < candidate we do not '?st over 100 votes We would desire \ the article* in this pa rt quarter* on thi* subject, our readers will be able to judge t data we found our belief. It i* truly laughable to *ee with whatea. giffliMs the adhnwhtratlBB presses seise nold of the least glimmering nronpect to buoy up their tottering hope* we are well aware that the people of our country are not quite MpMiaceptibie of gullibility a* to be led as by their mistatements when speaking IS feelings of the public on the Preaideu auettkm. That inestimable privilege of ing for themselves, of men and measure*, hope will never be lo%t sight of, They jprrnwle no little handling of the w*q>eii un of the Ptternbur% fieftubtlran, and have sxitHlngly l>ou*ted tljat its downfall wm syflMtat evidence of an accession to their Pin Virginia. They have laid before bile the c;ut?ck which led to the mi* i in the best dre*? imaginable to suit turposes. The following is what the of that rcspcctubie paper says him ? " Contrary to my nnrclMina,! shall lw?nnhleil t<5 resume thV f>uMic?tionof my papers* an earlier p^fiOd than I originally eipectr.f, In the roorw of nrt|t wrrk, perhaps on WndnwUy, I thill a|Min hang out aiy banner from my old wall*, wilder a Mvr namii, hut in (he ?ante kooH oM eansa, as it U rfealrnbte that the pM. transaction! connected with tba Rtpukficsn, may ant I* <tlend<?d with my new undertaking. My forth Coming paper will, tlterefor* Msume lh? nnm?' of " THE OLD DOMINION," under wldcli liila. I hope to'realise the esprcta'loni of my frlendi, by ItaltUiiK with greater energy, ?nd tn",* mined etiolation, the open ana covert fo?? of nur Sonntry, *nd of its political iuitiiation?, whether "foreign or domestic " * ^TARIFF MEETING. AT YORKVIM-E. October 19th, the ekisens of I district Assembled hi the Court House, J Adopted the following resolution*, Ho Ikrt Clkndinkn Esq. in the chair. Iamb* IogIRI MCTMiry. On nwtkm of Col. Thorn** William*, Retoivfd, That a committee be appoint ed to draft a'roemorial and resolutions to the be::t Congress of the United States, on the ?ubjeetof the tariff policy heretofore pursu ed, and also on the proposed tariff on wool. lotML Revived, That the Mid committee re 9*1 totals meeting or Friday next. Reiotved, That a committee consist of eight persona be ap)>oinicd by the chf.!r. The fallowing gentlemen were then ap pointed:?77<ro#. IYWtam?,Jr. it'm. SPQUI, iSatnl. Natnry, Wm. R. Ifil/, J. R. Darirtl, JT. / If rathm, John Thumtnon, YYuatt LifttCQribT^ . ReiotPfft, That the above proceeding* be published In the paper*of this Village. The meeting then adjourned to Priday October 10th. - * ROBERT CLENDINEN, Chairman. Tanks Rock as, Sec'ry. AMERICAN SYSTEM. r.DITOK'H CORRKSrONDRIICC. Jlxtraft of a tetter to the KdUort dated Pmii.adki.vhia, October 12, 182T. " The eldest son of the late President .Ada an arrived here thin morning: he was * assorted by all the ? titolarie* of the digni ?arien,"<otHe old Mansion House of the late ? Mr.' Bingham, a moat appropriate station, /or H was hi that house that hi* father** fac ' Hen commenced the reign of terror thirty ?years ago, last 4th of March. How many .i ft hoo'ed to the great mon," it is hard to my; tit. ' this you may be certain, that many wned upon him, who would have been more glsta to fawn upon George I Vth?the j hivctsracy ot our ari?UK.iacy is beyond the v.?onc?ptlou of people to the South or West; their wealth gives them the opportunity to RUIN OR ^CONTROL THK MAN OF HUMBILE FORTUNE; I have ever friendly to domestic manufactures, ;1 am so still; hut I foresee, thi.t it '? nrlfi require uncommon energy to prevent the degradation of the working people?the rich owner* of large factories have a prodi ?ious'power, which nothing but a cheap and /fee press can contend with."? Telegraph. &5T ?i Jfb the Krfttetntativn of South Carolina in Congrf. . OsmrLKMKWr?The people are sufficient ly persnaded that you have tho honest incli nation to serve the state you,represent; but ?ou sometimes do it imperfectly. You me not snMclently aware tliat the whole of your duty in Congress, does not consist in making long, and animated ?peeehe*i and In shewing ?jpyoMr own oratorical capacities by octu rtng the floor hour after hour, and dsy tcr d*r. The people aspect of you, labo rttkm and research: that you *h<?uld ryes unremittingly on whatever may affect their important In he satisfied with mere speech t produces Uttle effect beyond lltuents stare at the d#*x-, a few Ideas ara spread large coUmial of Galea, & j van la ureeented hit mmn an r * MtlW J" HW i the money oTthe people, did >ou otl. you attend to that report^ It Is number of the report* of ecnpratttcea, and contains In p. I4thejM?|c I am about to quote, u?ln aertcd in MrMKZord** speech, p. 41 Hie re fctai? The p>op?attie> lor a combination el tboee tlatee againtt the sooth, (...id Mr. Ml'ortl,) Im) lately appeared inn meoli M?re formidable >h?p?, then ia JilfW, rocreution*, *c. Il NmI actu ally bMi Made m the JUor t\f Csmgrtto, from i wKm Mtlarlr?|i|HMM*il by that hi>u?e,eud the prupodUan had brvo uptaly propoeed te the tmy borgam, end that too eeenon ?MtiHuti<wilfM?tMw, l{y allotted to the ft/pert of the t.'?mmtf?M ?? H*d* ami Cm nala, wt May IAN, of wbtoh Mr. fliprl ?M. cheirmau; in wboih ?Aer the cOe*'ftiil?ou?lity of hUrail improvement! by the *??*'*1 |u^m? meat wn ditewted, it proceeded^ tl.Ui to mn(b tbe rMMxx for continuing thk tyMem. " Hwim, riawlti IW report. the (mtnl ?*? liment of lK? ooentry it decidedly iu iuvorot'thw policr?a teuliatenl which it rapidly (il(ynlia( ittell throughout lb? country, and prevail* Mlamrt uuirertally is tb? go tit if and grotnng tint* <4the union, while Um opposition to it ia confined nlmoel (VlniTcly te lho?? ,(atet, wboee relative at rnjth in the union ia either declining or itatiooary." " Bw?m? internal improvement ia the ooly ?b Jact on which the turplut ravenue of Jifteen mil hem a ytar, can 4m eupemleU ifttr tba ntia fUtiHami of (Ha redeemable portion of the ua Uonal debt mi IBS0, before Mated. . " RaeatM (lie duties, from which the rereoue I i? derived. a an nor impu?ki? run rvuroaaa t> *?re?e?,Au//or Ift*protection a//At nuHanal industry againtt Imeign ^m'^'iliim, end |Ikn | raiwei ami ou#ht to be regaled " ? lire bum the tur{Jf and internal improvement ' onttilut one M/faurtofi Syr/em" ot poliry, ami mtul stand er fnll together, n.r- ?ltouM the en?mt?t of the tariff ?u< r.ec'J tn dehttiug internal iui|i:\>ve ? incntt, on u Kith Mow. /V lurphu rcr*nue dtriood /rvni /At tariff ran he expended. the argument thai i* ro ute (or thrroveitue, will at once Im ur^ed hy tlifoi iii favor ti1h<* it| t*l o|" the dutie?. It it theu ? li-1?! nliktt th?* tutewt and thr duty of thr friend* <>fth? tanlt, Mini mtcriinl iinfrovomcntt, t?? unit* iu >u?t:.iniii- mid uplmlilni',* tin* ?r?tein of (Hdiry, ?y winch thr lax'* imfisstdjor yurp-jtn nf prohcl <ng the tmlioual wdiutry, will t>e employed in |in>motiog nutimutl iti^rorem'K.'i, ami the tollt nnd revnue derived from tlieic may liedevoted to pur|N?ca of educatioB, and mental improvement, thut making luxation a lltiting intfead of n bur. den to the ronniry Here than ('?aiu Mr. MK'ord.) wat a Ugitlutioe proposition to reft on constitutional qtu liona, 6y * bargain bthcctn two interest* nf the country otaitul ? /Ainf, and that too directly in notation ofthecoaatiiotioni erowing in to many word*, that the object of the dutii* wat not nnrnnvn. the coMttitutional object of the-^rtot, but the private H?innf s<mr particdar tlmuof people in the roun IT*, nod that partial tauitiou wat to lie regarded at a Mewing and no: a hurtlu g, by those who were to pay itt Thit wat without doubt lite uiott im pudent uropoiilino ever made on the floor of Coo grcte. Wet il thort of bargain and tnule/ To nonlinue a tax to the emount of ft)5VD0O,O<K>, per j annum, not for the u?o or WM.it*of the pablte, hot for the prirate gain of h few mdividualt and run*. I anted Or to commit n fraud upon the nttaw of the nation, and on the remureet of ihe egrieoltu ritt, to make a road or cenal for to mo weeteru town or rillarcl flad our oational legi*lelion coma to (hit? Were the ?oulli?rn people prepared to tub* mit to it? It ii^be q\i?wtion (raid VI r. >I'Cord*) whether you thatl heobvet or free.?!-"? rhort whether there it any point nf !iit>ini*?ipii . ( which you dare Mund and *ay "tUu- Ur ih.li iliou go, and no fuitbrr.'* Here then, in a plan regularly digested, to I rob ami plunder the people by nieins of un necessary taxation, (.<11 to go into the manu facturer s pockets if possible,) which when the surplus revenue shall hc? omc greater than we know whstf tin do w<t)i, and tjiore than the manufacturers dare auk tor, is to be wantonly Uiii ?mt in any extravagant project that the Joint concern of General Welfare, American System, 6c Co. can devise. The watch, word m, down with the Radicals?let ua extend to the utoiost the grand plan of a great and sulendid consolidated national g<v vernrncut-?let us take a high stand, and an imposing attitude?enter largely Into every governmental scheme of general welfare, such as roads, canals, reconnolssances, sur veys, summit kvfta on top of the Alleghany mountain, fortification* to the amount of ten million of dollars for the benefit ot cur fellow citixcnsnorthofpotowmac,obaerv:itorie.vi*y I um*. universities, military schools,naval aca demic*, voyages of exploration and discovery, 8te. 6k.-. &c. If we do not r.dopt this truly governmental American System, the Radi cal* and other low mindca people, will ask " why are we taxed so much beyond the ne cessities of government?" and then they may in?i?t on cutting off* the protecting duties on imported good*. (ientlemen, if this grand coalition scheme between J. Q. Adams and H. Clay on the one part, and the manufacturer* on the other part should sftcceed, what Is to become of the southern states? Is not this a mani fest plan to transfer by any means however desperate and unprincipled, the wealth of the south into the pocket* of the north? The government ia loaded with influence and patronage by this partnership! all wualtlt ami all power not granted to the manufactu ring aristocracy, is conferred en government; while j. Q. Adumir, H. (May, & Co. hi re turn, advise, support, foster and protect every tax by whk n the north can be beauti fied, improved and enriched, and the infht ente and prosperity of the south brought low. Fray look at this report. Kxamine this nefarious plan of bargain and **le, by which arbitrary power is to be established and southern prosperity prostrated. On the part of the pubtk, 1 thank Mr. M*Cord, for having brouKht to light in hi* late speech a partnership, of whielt the public unless for hi* labofkm* researches, might long have remained Ignorant, CA l*(X To tht member* of the Jsjfklature of South Carolina. I have resided many years at Pendleton Court Hhw, and have witnessed with much gratifi? at ion the progressive and steady ad vancement of this Village to the happy dee tiny which t*etve months ago teemed to ft wait it. I hare seen the industry, enterprise and capital of its citiaen*directed with untir ing teat to Ita Improvement, and 1 have seen that industry and enterprke suddenly ed,paralbed, and frostreted by The Br the enactmehtbfelnwatyour last meeting n divide Pendleton district into two judicial counties, UMiilk^ evils of .the mott interesting magnitude nave arisen to a large and mywtibfi nocttpucf to attuns, * proportion respectable Mt only forks num bers, but for character arid moral influence In this community. Petitions for division of the district ostensibly Imposing* were sub* milted 19 your bod/ at.its last ssssion but connected with those petitions are circum stances which when developed should in duce you to paus* before you consummate a measurewqfraught with iMbiv and mlsehkf to a flourishing Village and dense and estl-' mable popuUuTnn. Hap H been ascertained, or could it now be demonstrated that the In terests of a great majority of the freehold* ers,?#r oHiseUs of Pendleton district imperi ously required Its division, and particularly in the mode whicfc has' bejm adopted, or did it appear that the deliberate sentiment of a minority of the people hadbntoi considerate ly formed and expressed In Its favor, I should ?never have uttered ah nmiment against It I unhesitatingly yield my undivided assent to tbe principle, that the vnice'of a majority deliberately formed and distinctly express ed, should, in a government likjetmr*, receive great consideration and.Weight. Ihtt be* Ueving as r devoutly do, that the-sober senie of a majority of thee Itiseiurof Pendleton dis trict does not sancdoq Its division?I pro pose to submit in a few numbers, arguments against its expediency and propriety. To my that individuals who sought after office, or aspired after politicahprnmotion, have ! long made the division of this district the means by which they hoped to ohtuin the objects of their ambition, Is to advance a proposition, the truth of - which will not 5>e | contested; ami that their promiM?s to the people have been as futile as frequent, is | equally true. Hy such persons the people 01 this district have been taught that their interests would be promoted by its division, and they have been taught<a!so by the unl- j form faUureofthetrpetitiona,that little ctaild be hoped for fmai the attempt. The futili ty whtah attended all previous efforts on this subject had produced on the public, mind the settled <;onviction, that success with our pre sent sparse population was wholly impossi ble, and that many signed the last petition under the influence of this belief, is attested by their own declarations. > ONE OP THE PEOPLE. 17* The Columbia Telescope is request ed to copy the foregoing into its columns. A FIGHT AFTER ALL. It waa announced in till* pa|?cr Inst even ing, the New York Coin. Adv.) that Mr. M'M<th<-ii, a Jstc ksrniiitn candidate for the Lcgialuturc of Maryland, and Mr. Tuaon, an admiiiUtr itioti candidate, hud repaired to the field of lliudcnsburg, to let a little of the blond which got heated during the lute elec tion in Baltimore. Hut the difficulty be came known to the relatives, and Mr. Ty *on was arrested by the pcacc officer* bvfoix* he had arrived Mt the jiost of ? * .Not to bedtprived of a tight thii wa), However, a letter from Baltimore a*ys i?e parties c% enped to the Vir^inin'lhte^ where they ex chanced two shots, one 6f which struck the pittol, and glanced ami paused through the trowsalooni of the Jackson-man doing him no bodily harm. When preparing for the third ahot, the peace officer* hove in tight, and the parties scampered oft They have returned to Baltiniore* hat whether the af fair will be adjusted, or a trip to another state decided upfnn, la not krnmu. We re gret to rcp the reign, ot.duelling commenced mi soon. It will be soon enough when?Sutno matter; we will tKit'finhih'TOe sentence just tiow.? Hlchmoml Enquirer. \ MH. SERGEANT. Wuafrtn/fton, October, 10. We look to the result of the election which took place in Philadelphia on yeatcrday, i with aome solicitude. Wo are aware that it it intended by the oristocracy, to revive the slave question. - Tlte Abolition Society I have lately had a meeting in Philadelphia,and ?re about to transfer the sent of their opera tions* to this place. The aristocracy, the hank, the Abolition Society, and the,bar of Philadelphia, are powerful auxiliaries,, to Mr. Sergeant, which nothing but the popu larity of Gen. Jackson can withstand. - We hOf>c for a favorable result. Yet when we count the forte of the combination In favor of Mr. Sergeant, we cannot but fear that his election will be the forerunner of one of the moat serious conflicts for power which haa ever Agitated thta natldn. We expect to hear the result of the election to-morrow. Trie graft h. a." ,?.p ? m 'jj I . - PIKD?In Chtrlnlon on th* III4.1 Inst. Mia JfOAHMAH Kh?l*wo, lister of Rbhop Kugtsnd. DR. S. D. OH ANT, RKSPKCTFULLY olf. r. his professional H>r vices to I be oitiw?-i*? of Columbia aail in vlct nlly. He mat I* found M the house formerly ?templed t?y llr i'reanvsnt Ortolier Itl. 41 if A' GREENVILLE ACADEMY. Oflltrr 12/A 1827. TP.4CIIKR It wanted In the (freenvllle Academy, to ?eke charge of the wwr on the ?rstdayof JanuiryHfcW ?Apptlc?tl"ntob*m>?de. ?tHher personally or by Idler In th? b?nrd of trust***, at Oreenville, on Ihe second Monday of December One Instructed to pr^mte youths to enter the Junior Clamof the Mouth <Proline Co|. Ie(t, end a food disciplinarian, wmild meet with muwihfc'rable encouragement, in ?he charge of the OfeeatUI* Academy. Theureat Mtluhrtty of the ?OUftWy, the cheapness of living, added (o these advantage*, render fkeenvllle an eftgibt* shunt Ion for nn eft-lent snd respeetsMe Teacher. ? CT It's Columbia Teleseono, anil ths Charles ton Court* r, will id*nse puMUH the above four timet, and forwate their chnrpas tothe trustees. jf lfHfaftNr tft ; 41 4' The Crisii", Or, Kmays on the IhttrfmHon of the Pe4er*l ftovernment. I* Bnetaa. I Just terelved and for sal* M*the Book*** of KoSlM ?< ?,OHNM>N rra*| V ' >? 1 > : . .??1 Of domd ******?**? H?M? tentative* for ooDMrfMt*. By order of tbo SfMMu - JOB JOHNSTON, C. 8. Ill the House of Hepresentativiy ' r ? Dttemhtr 15,182fi. JtMfvcd* Tk?t tl?e bouW do coocor?Ordered tbet it (n> rtlnrncd. By orderof tbo Hwm, R. AMDKitSON, C.HJ. of Ikli MoelnliM, id I* the College Chap* I; on DtMMkir Mb, at Wf port O. Mxm, Af. __ ?Miiiif ot (Im iMorponl* Sooiety, wW b? beld In tba Eojdnadlan tlall. at lb* him boot, m Mwdajr Eveolng, Dacemhcr IM A pmrtl tUiiiluu of IW owmlMh b earnnttly roqoMlad* -? . -By order ot the Frenldent. * ? . J AS If. HAMMOND, Stc'rg. 8. C. Collage, October 2?. 42 7 DANCING. wl* RKSPKCTFULLT Inform, (he Inhabitant* of Columbia that hU SCIIOOI. n In operation ?ad will contlaoeuntil tb? Im of May. DAYS OP TUITION. For young ladl>-?; Friday ufi?ruooD and Satur* day mornln*. For youdg gentlemen; Monday and Wed nesday afternoon; for ?ucb at wWh to attend ho for* <Mrfc and d o'clock In tlia evening for thoee wboee avocation do not permit tbem to come oe fore night. Prat I it iag on Saturday at 8 o'clock P. M. for Sobolau only. Octeber M 48 if Notice. A IX nertont Indebted to Mr. WILMAM /%. M'CAULKY merchant of Ibli place, will vail on my .agent Mr. 8aml. Ewart and make payment Immediately, a? the affiilr* ut tile e?tate compel* ( a ?|ieedy doting of the tame. Alto tboae that 1 have d?'mand* agalnit the mine will rentier litem pr?)|KAty |>roven, and all lliute that fail to make ptymeut by the flr?t of.January neat will And Iliflr account" and unlet in tint band* of a |>ro|xr .flicer-for collection. KKrt BOYCE, Mm'r. October 96 43 tlJ Land for Sale. ' IMIK wiliscriW will dispute of 90 a eras of I L-uid, within half a mile of I he Asylum, fiAv of which are under fencr, 80 acres cleared, and Ihs Iwlmioi n?"trt meadow and wood land, which it (tillable n?h1 well calculated f?rj>aMirat?) fend varofcfted willi grovii of Hi- kory, Black .laek and Oak ilia l.aud It every way calculated In produce Knixl uiHWn or coin,or would m*ke one ol Hie be*. Vinoyards in the state. Tha Land is well ?MliTubited fur Iba nWn* of (ha Orai* There is on Urn premises a gi>od dwelling house, willi ^'clieu, -light house* and stable.?Alto, a i-e\v;li jnse un the maly road, and kitqhea, will* 30 ten ? of good land ae(>ani'e from the abo?* tract} mIi^cIi it ?ilu*ted"high and healthy, above the level ol Columbia,-and in right of (1m (own I'ba water is good nod (lie whole or either tfracl ?? ua wll calculated for a summer residence at Mty in the vicinity of (Columbia fur particular* enouire of PKTKR MAUUIRK Columbia, Get Brt. (3 II.. Uooks and Stationary. A 1 UK ?ub?crlbers having purchased ol Mr. Jo* 1 It Arthur hUenthv slocbot BOOKS ANI> STATIONARY, anil proposing Io offer! the ?al?' of tliein ?? ipiickly at potsilile, offer them to the (?uMic at prices vary considerably reduced. They * i * I ?ell nil thoir pr< ?ent stuck oi Novels ami Ro mnnces, logother with many of ilie modern Poetr Miid Tr*v?llert, al half ptiec.. aod Miscellaneous P.'oae Work* at fouHh leu llian (he usual prices; any Standard English Works will be told nt the same rale.?To Professors, and Makers of A* ede nii*t, and to dealers in Books, a still more liberal discount will he made, at well at to (boa* who, are pur? ba^iiii: Libraries. ' Their itrosenl tlock of 1 I.MW, Medical, Theological, Classical and Miasfl laneout Bookt.lt much the most tklensive that it to lie found tin this tide of Chariejton, and at they believe that no advantage in price can be found there, which Ihev cannot ? nually give,lh?y (rust that they will find lavor in (lie public. Ca> 'akogues will speedily he nreiiered, of all their Books. Thev will lie regularly -upplli d with all the new publicrfiiom. K. \V U A. 8. JOHNSTON. FT The editors ??f the People's Advocntc, To?kville, So' C'a. Greenville Republican, Cam deu Journal, and Kdgefteld Itive, wiU publish the abov? one mouth, and fornaid tin ir accounts to OtlsoQua for payment. .. Colylnbla, OoJ 2*h, 19*7. 13 tf - f/niversUy t{f Pcnn*yloaniu. MEQIC pEPARTMBNT. rnHK LECTURK9 will begin as usual, on Ihe I Mrst Monday iu Novemhet au|l conliitu' till March. shfitoinu ha $ P 9 ritrtC*' M- l> yfarfl.my, hg J w |; Hett^a, M. D. Maltria Mflit a, J no. Rr.no saC'oia, M. D I'rarlit* of Mtdieime, N Avar.. Chssm**, M D WMmiftrti i Twos. C. JaMKS, M. D. jmim^jtry, j VVm. P. Diwms, M. O. ( htmiilry, Host ll<na, M. I>. Surgery, Wii.i iaM Utasoa, M O. W. K IIORNKR, Dean. 263 Chesnut stre. l. Philadelphia, August 10. 1 IM 10 k<Medical College qf V. Carolina. 'M1HE Faculty of Ihe Medical College, an I. nounee to Ihe aabtic, that (lie (.edmes of this Institution will he resumed on Ihe setond Monday in November, on (he following brao. bas: ^ssbny?by John Awards ll<?lhrm?k,kl D. Jurgrrjr?t?y James Ha assay, M Ik InttUuif enW Prmriie* ?/ MtdUUu?by B/^leary Dickson, M. O. Mm trim MtJtrm?by Henry R. frost, M D. Otoittriti aw/ Din?t? mf Wtmun and CkU4r?n~ by Thomas O. PHoleau, M. D. Okssnfijyy mi PkmrMtfg -If Kdaaond Raventl, h* -a ? t |f/tlaMl u Lm ftlinoliAa tf ||| f*BlBnR V fsHwr ? WMi ?Wnf^wT ?HIT' ott.ULD ' Plttllif>sl mmi tmgUml Amimaty by John .V - #?*?*". ?? a^a?tMoJa?a/ JmoJaussi^Iim f fl|? A %M f~k Wsv? ii. a taoM<o?m. I ?... + * ?| I il iliaJla sitislf I nlha Sffax\in&zi izlrirJ?-" r,? g" '"" ?illVliBIV wimi MpOTwi I MAM Ata i ??? Wr VVflfWM Hi % i-i?i ^ tr?l ovartbe aplaloae oflaabkM. dhjr! gfiMMM ud off power, tba rarelrta or tba araafeara always ** rfathts wbiab areaot iMlalnia Iribuaal, aia Ibtaal aakla cr It Blliii'tf l|i yipiwib, to ji kw*5^SL^ uf ib/eartb)la loralai by tmaaariaf aibrta. ' He mist have |mMM lUtla attaafioa to*#* history of tba aga la wbkh bbtivM, of ?a tba. euaraa of human avail*, who iM ?|jwwlil? ?* the .in,ng Influence, which paM* aplafca.th* aunb-d, May taaraUo oa oar ?b?l^> Wfba*?'; permitted doctrine* I^Mom to ooc character,. botUla to oar paaaa aa3 welfare, pimtebw i anfoaadad to circalala wit boat wtatH ev/?M inbrvpteaeatelloa aMl falsehood, tba etl of 1/norane*, tba pervcrtloatof lutiout of faaataoiMK, have baai unnoticed. Tba prasaaipftloas of fact* to morrow, and famish which tlia Prase, II not corrected ar aall will mislead thai Jud*weut by which wa iw auvaraad. '?> Under tiiob eircumstaaces, aball wa re mala aa? v oiindiul ot tba aim and object, tba projiraw an4 direction of Ihla oilghly poWarf Stall a pse'pla, who*e fituailoo Is ao pecaliar, whose walfara may ? he to easily pat It; Jaopardy, wb<?ae lilcniii Ma. in ?nne meaaire tainted, and ilniafcll tba nor# , ?ia?ily amiled, eoatiaaa MVttwit to tba fwrite that turrouad them? Wa awy iluratu", bat tberW are tbote who will not sleep; *ra may overt ?Ml' eyei (rum danger, but evil will aot Nee readily nor tbb ieaa rapidly approach aa v '. \v ?Nor ia it one internal only wa tare to apart, one duly to perioral. We ara members of a vast confederacy, harmoaloaaly united lor tear* by the bond* of friendship, and by tba biasitsof fw# nnd uninterrupted lutert' km, Kudeared toaaeb other by tb? recolltctU a of ? and i iastrninent which I admiration oi mankind. It sboald ba a* yaallar I daly, an aacvasing effort to pumrvn this cbartei* in iu priuma |Kirity aad vigour, at ooaa ainhital# f. lag its potrera aalmpataed, and its bona far! as 4bt linct aud inviolate. ?with flint inpnidMn, i imImt of y??r fel low cltlieus, eoRucled with you by Intereat rd4 by freling, as the nott effectual mean* of *hleld<t lux you fh>m the undue and unequal operation of the Pte**, havt> associated thamselve* lofdlwr to publish one of thuee Jguroale which are now be come the popular instruments for tho diffusion of knowledge, the discuaelon of doctrloes,aad tho iuveatlgation of truth; which are employed nod only to bring to notice tho work* that enlarge or correct la anjr Reportiaet tho bouuderlea off liuuien knowledge, but to review, iIm, the opto ioes of the day, as l? their perpetual fluctuation* they aet on tho character and coadact of (oelety. It ?hall be among our trst ol^iiu to vtofftM the right*, ?he privilege*. tho character of tbo fO If | southern states, to anvst, if possible, that i of mWrr presentation wbieh baa bOen dirootod *0 ?Ieasily against our couutry gene*allf, and tbo ?outb la particular; wad to oflbr to oar fellow ?HI Sena one Journal, which they way rood wfchodt rinding themselves tho object* of perpetOOi sat* MM or of htfi-cird commiseration. It (ball be ronddarod a* a paramount duty If watch over (be administration of OUT flfafd K?rnmenl, aad to guard agala-i all violation*of con*tituti?>a. In our vlow* of that loatrumca^ we *liall be guided by na potty feellags. Wo ?hall endeavor, in ell c**ca> to ascertain R* trap aad genuine sigailcation, end to give H thot meet ing winch it wea intended to coovey by thoeo who framed it, which It wea understood to e?prem by tbo*e who odopted It. We have seen, we ao* knowledge with deep regret, thk cbertor af oor union endangered, and aa WO believe. sMeatly Wtf derralned, ha limit* aad landmark* Hmeodtwd t feeing, by. bmumptlooo of ooaetractlva power, may toon 1* considered treoaoa (a tbocttlaeo, organisation la the state* to aeeart ririd* weie never surrendered to the ledtrt! | inent, or to re*Ut power* which oor pd never designed, and would never have to relioqnbh. It *bnll bo oor cam " |K>int out these enr roach meat*, aad It t resist that consolidation of all power la I head, which, whatever may bo tic MM the rnna?ent,ortbe vlowa of the ogcat I must lead, altlmately, perhape rapidly, Id < and disunion. V ?~ Amidst oor eaertlona, wa *hatl omH ao podko of diffudug ae*oag our fellow cMtaooa* a kaowl edge oft he improvement of tbo-age, W ~ to thehr notice the works la whkb these I merits ore detailed, or thoaa which Icavo I Intrinsic power, their own iasprwsaoo tbo kod|0a mind. Wo elmll delight to trace tko CfMOr of genius pouriag Ita radiance not onlv over |M bar ren waste, bat oyer the reHiveted eeeooe of no lure and of Ufa; or tko effort* of potleat Indaatry hull.liag ap by useful aad untiring laboor, oo bum Me Imt enduring raputatloo( or ?irJb, l? M* wMo* ton hours, disporting with the vary tag nod ending train or humaa fralltlea. To i.iiemtoro?to Bclenee?to AgilcoHarc) oo well aa to our natioaol and loool coocotrwLdufot* tentina ahull be uaramlttlagly opfHod. Too dm sbtaece of mony geatlemen of *tla|sldi*f talents has already been neorud lor this wbrhk and mi effect# wHI l>e apored to enlist *uah edad* Jetors aa will render the ffeufberil IhdlM kwjy "? ?he patrooaga of our fellow akbuo*. Cosdfr- ? buttons from literery gaotte'mou in oay portio*.of the union Will be thankfully rewired. The SaiMAtra Nnirw Witt bo poMI | first of February. May, August aad , Kach nnmber wHI nOn?Wt of about ll aod (ifty pages. Tar ma, Km flatten | | Ueotlewaa In ony part of tko aoooT ? wish the work traaandttad to tboi , rorprasted to frmrs'rl Ir fttdrta tirlt^k ^ _, of one year'a sat?erlattoo'to tko OrNMa* A. E. MII.I.KR, in flf fifth Charleston, I. C. topi 10. j For Site. * AN esoetleot toddle Home. tftrpdro at it* Ukowiwy of tke tooth C'oNiltua CnjUj, October td. ?I- ^1' fedju.. #T - M wiOrtitty ; .'IBP5- TT