The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, June 08, 1860, Image 2
XIIE IM)!-ri-NDKNT PRESS.
ABBEVILLE, gr |0.j
W. A. LEE, EDITOR- j
Friday Morning, June 8, I860.
TliO frionJs of \VM. (J. D'AVIS announce
Mm n cnii'.liJute fur the Legislature%t t!ie on- j
ruing el'-etion.
TIIE^ELUE KID& HOAD.
Ciirlenders will fiinl on our Fourth I'iyj<\
the chle letter of Mr. Tuhxiio: m ii relation to
tins ? ;se, whiv.li we rotniiicnJ to their
jiontsal.
"I EFISCOTAL THtfllCH.
A mooting of the Ladies of this cnngrojra- ;
tjon will 1)?? Ik-M at. ihv Kpiw'opn^ l>arsnmu;?*,
on to-iuoirow (.-Nitur.lnyj morning*;? A. M.,
to n-nke ornu'tonei.ts for furnishing the new
KJhurcli.
? <2?
THE SOVTIII UN JtlGHTS DRAGOON?. I
We Won: kI.1'1 to sec a linn turn out of
linmUonie en) ) -nt tl.e Company parade in this
place on Satiird.iy last. ' Tip; cor, s lias lately
lit;on rc-orgatiizvi], and a I'cw spirit has Wen
infused int<? Ihc iMtikv. The follow 'mr nre tlie ,
Commissioned Oil;e? rs: Ctipl. .1. W. Pur.nis;
1st Lieut. .1. F. l.r.iMistoN, '_'d T.icnL L. 11
lll'rjsul, oJ Lieut. Y>'m. C. Moon:.
THE TILT.
Wc lcnrn tliut the j-npils <.f tho Abbeville ;
Slnle Academy are j?: ??;?**:-:n 15 to give a Tilt on !
Friday, the 15Hi in*}. It will he held at the I
Old Field betwec-n the Yi'lnire ar.d Long Gr.ne I
Cliuicli. The yoMi j? min are providing liamL ,
some inncy at.d il.v'i'it | loiuifce to ,
lie a brilliant and | i< 11 i crfj'.< 'air. Tlie pub- '
lic?ure in Tiled In attend.
AiTELL DONE FOR*K0IITH CAROLINA. !
AVp l?ai;n froisi t!:o t'harloite J!-lit.'in tliat at
n meeting of tlie I>? ?><vrrit counties of L'urko, i 1
Henderson^ G!i vi-'iirs.], Vancy ntid I'o'k. re?o? j ^
1 u tioug.w cr ss i : imior.-ii'ix I lie- innjoiity plat |
foim of tlio In!o Charleston Coi.v< n*.ion. r.nrl |
ph Jgilig.ll^(-m?i-lvor. to Mipport a::y candidate
vfliu may,be put foyvinJ.
LOSS*EY^IRE.
"We rppret to hear of a'loss which ocem'rtd
to Mr. Roi:i:kt Lrrns, of our District, in the j
destruction of his dwelling house and kitclien \
by fire. The fire occurred ahout 1 o'clock on \ t
l'riday nj^Ut l?sj4 and was fiicst discovered in ; ,
the kilehen mar the dwelling hojVse, and,tjs j |
si: ppose'di. to.. liavo originated ".from a stove.? J c
The progress of the fliifnts was sa t-apid, as to . t
UJ$v$i>t the saving of anything"cxccpt eoiucj'j
nl'ticlcs ofc. furniture. .
?- < ? r
BAD ACCIDEKT. | ?
"Wp .regret to learn of a sad-neciilerit whiih ii
resulted iu tlie death of Mr. ,Ta?. F. Watsox, i c
of the lower part of Mir District, on Tuesday j i<
Iljj ha>l in his liandj\t the t'iifte a load- 9
ed-gun, and in attempting to f-trike at .n'tcif-g 1
upon^-tl^e opposite tide of a fci.ee- wilh the J'ti
. ... j, "i7 *]
LreaSh^^fie gun' unexpectedly \yent ofT'dis ^e
<ih,arglpejil3'Con(<'i!l5 into his ,body.tsjJIo am- '*
vjjved about nn hour. The cl<jceu/>ejfijswn8 n^n
young Manj^f about 23 years.pfj^igo, and ?tj
_~niueh esteemed by all who knew hini.'
leaves a young wife, and relatives-and friends n.
* to'dej>ioro hiifcuutiinely death. ' 1,
SENATOR DAVfs' RESOLUTIONS;;. | ?
Tlie Senate 6f tlic United States iuifl pi^cd^i/1
nftor two days' discussion, nse:rc6 of resold*-.! 0
tious, propojcii by Senator I):ivis,'of Mifsis'ippi,
which, it is supposed, will fonrt the,groundwork
of the political platform of tlref demo- j
cratic parly during the coining campaign. An
examination of. fVi? vnin r>.i tl.1...: I
- jr--- 7. ' - i rcwu.LrvjJb |
t-how that tli^y w/re accept c<l'!-Jby I lie great j
mass of tlie democratic uiuiiKoulliern v&ppoSi. i c(
tion Senators. Mr. Douglna v.-os not prcssen t i tc
to vote, on accour.t of il!r.csi>, and Mr. Pwgh I cc
blood altfhe in defence of tlie principle of jquafc j
ter sovereignty. j (c
DXAiiOJLiua Ui XMailGlXATION. 1 {'
In pursuance with an aet of Congress passed j(]
March 3, 1855, Mr. Sccrctnry Cn?s has laid n fK
r in ten i cut before that body showing the miniher
and designation of passengers Arriving in
the United States from foreign countries lijiring lyj
the year 1859, which furnishes sonic interest* n '
ing statistics. **Tlie total pumber of Arrivals
was 155,500, of whom 121,'282 were uHeng jysd sf,
31,227 persons born in this country. L)"f tbis ta
number35,210 came from IrclanJ?*nnd .30,315 !
from Germany. Of the ent?*e,.ninounl 113.270 ; "J
were landed at New York, 12,073 nt Cotton, ! ^
37780 at riiilodcljrfujji, and nt New OrfUfla.
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tpP c | r,' * '.nn
UiD^EgSVILL 1 FEMALE COLLEDGE. . j,,<
trifec'omptetH-ineiit^Ser.inon of the Laurens- gt
villc Kemale CqHegc, (Rev. E. T. Bi ist, I). IM ||,
will be .nrem-luxl nn -Qiw./l.... itT- 1
fit)i iiisyjnt. by Re^SUr W. Barnwell; Pro J
f^ssor and'Cliapla^tof the South Carlitinn ?bl- .
.lego: r- ' - 'J
' *l^fe closing examinations trill begin od Mun- <1
ny, th~6-'25Lli iusjaut, rfti^occtipy* three vtfoys.
Tl)^ Comftffciywnet^ be givci^on
VUdrieedn^cvJijjng, the 2*7 th- inatfint andfctbe >
c5?T? en foment 'hiAjper^^ilt ' trihf pltfee on '
Tl^rtfdtiy, ih$*2jflli iuslnnt, xrhen nn Address ^
will-be delivered by l'rof. Joseph Lecqs.se, of
theufcoulli CarolinfrfNJollege. -> J, ~ < V I ^
"^fHE tTAT&ISoNVEBfTlO#^ ? . tanW
lial. i-? ' Su-r-y*
.. c I'uuimi ijjmiiuiuM uuiiyjiii B|UII account jn
of the proceedings, of ' Convention in fa
Columbia. It wili^be sefl^fl>Qt<toe,y were not ev
harmonious, bnt still tlicre was a?jp-enl ?3irtVr- te;
encerfvs to principle, or questions of ulterior. B
policy. ' ? m %
The'Convention^jtoMyinoutly cn^raed the ^
netiou of tlie senp<lii.~J
-- -C H.C-| ?|
ninjoiity platform, pud elected delegates to re
lliclimond. 0 w" . .* * ftn
After ntTlHe cncitemeiflfth^ proJ^Stugs of
flfb OoiJvenlion, lemiioated Jn comnitarthy^
Jhnrm<Jny,v-and?tlfc etntirnent wn?afhnnl}niW?<?^j.
Bufitnin tlicUrtdfgurtid detegatetjn
dfccligrgc of lly;ir duty. I in n* crisif^jPv
present all Alienations ami divisions qye^wjiKbg* "
'flfrd a W>idt of'coniilistiori^^i^ P
jp^JhonyJtoVe scdtrfoiislj' cultfvateA '* ,'J^
* SEica
'riw^accoht nd viccs from Mexico are off *b
more Tavor^fcle ch'nrncler iftioq, ,nny j&jfivci bt
Ithherto, an<Vsc<yri to afford. ^trong hofiea. of tJSG
the B'o?cesi? ofHfl^iberal .(tarty. "kith^ncTffl oa
manent pgqcrprftiffg whole - Jp 53
ti.ie Jflare*-,party sutgfrtTin-'Eoift&^Wifeteaj jtfi U
of tile. eapitffl, ntfttell .?11 le ^
wpujd s?em to )je no J&od reasort rtjj' *jrif
foreign 'country slmjl longer fcfbse U'<r$t&j!rtfot ?u
thai as the rightful gg^jffinient-iiytfr/trdiJrth^.
Such are th?ir profrnt proapecte. ' die
The full power said to bt. conferred "pw>,
Senor Mata, the Mexican ra>nist?r,10W^hi?|f?" W
l/m miiv lAMifA f.tka. ratifiAtSnn nf fh? 1 fA?fo* VI
" "ff ? "? Jft'
with afliih medifieutions an our governtQeut dV"
sites' flits, together with the improved paps-' Gf
pects of tbe < Liberals, will have the eff?4*to d#
atrengtheu the chnnuos for a ratification of the Kr
treaty. /< **Dl
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: FASTY COI.IPLICATI.ON9r ?
j Coming vnit", il is cast tlieir tih'ailuirs j
L befell', but Ibe developments m fur -afford no !
Milue^to unravel existing complication?, or to
divine future political if>?ue?. Wo ure glnfl I
pee. indeed thiil.tbc mass nueetings throughout j
tlje Souili nnd-5uuth,\vcst have repudiated the j
doctrine of Squatter Sovereignty, and enlliutji- J
H>tieolly endorsed the aoiinn ?f **>? .
delegates from tlie Charleston Convention, and |
tT:at though bbgna^^t^i-gations niay'i-be sent'j
from several of the cotton Stote* lo Baltimore, !
the true Democraoy of these Stales \v nf-W1
represented at Richmond. Tlie delegation j.
wilt lie gcio-'ially accredited both to Kiuhmoml I
at.d Haltino-iv, l?ut Richmond will he the place
of primary meeting, .uiid a union at Baltimore
will depend entirely upon n full concession to
the just' demand* o1f the South.
T>ii?tingu ished men of the South m'eiuflihg
Senator Toomiss, Mr. Conn, -Judge
and the nineteen.^icnera of the SfrrifVi?"-" A11 !
dress 11a7e held 10 iJcn^hat, r.E^Ufniicos i
hatf^bi < n ljiVfitt, thai llo's^retyipi^ons will lie
lita'fe nudity it aid- .platform ndogUH]-nl Haiti- |
ijiotv, I-vit vi'ry little definite ihforrijation has
been giy^J, as to-the nritvir<hof' these nesviranco^s
or tin* source fiom which" th?{r liav}; enicjjrtled.
T'io New Y? i k delegation indeed it is said prothe
Tennessee resolution lis a Wits of
compromise nl Charleston, ljut recent indiea- ^
tiom Iiotn tlii*f quarter would lead us to put- I
very little faith in any of their assurances 1
that, clfcct, even if the South were willing to
content itself with any such subterfuge A3-the |
Tennessee resolution.
T!i? re seems to be a prelimary obstacle of a j
formal kind, (r.s we have st ated on a previous !
oecnsion*) to the adoption of anv modification ,
?if tlfe Charleston platform nl IJaltimore. That ;
Convention will he merely nn adjourned ses- j
Finn of the former m?etii>c. H will turet with ^
a platform already adopted?ndoptud. too in (
pursuance of a resolution which requited the ! ,
platfoun to he fisc.l before.the pallatiugs com- j ]
menced?which upon its ndopthjt 'was scttiud j j
mjgnnly a* the Convention etiuld mnlte it, l>y ;
....1 m i-Rconsjtior,.on tlictalilo, and j (
ipon which fifty seven bailee linve bcgn. al. ]
cadyjnken. But in any event we cannot so<- | (
that (hero exi?t# any rational basis of cornpro : ,
nise. j {
The Tennessee Resolution ra jpHlv regarded ! ?
ij^Xiot n whit better than the Cihcintintli j?Ijit - ' t
fljni, and as admitting of the same lu'ilude of I a
:on.-truetioii. Ii Tydeed prohibits to Congress ?
?r the Terr itory the light to impair or destroy ' f
he privileges of -propuhty; in the Territoiy, but. ' c
ni wfct?iw>?1 inult" 1 " *"w * '
?u ... hiv ?giikui tj.uuge l?o\'ue.\9' Uoe j
rine, that slave -property is Ihe creature of | li
qcal'lrgftlatiou, and cannot exist in tluk public j
.errilory, this rcsi>l8ti6h may be ejidofscd by j
ny Sqnatt'ci;Sqvcveignty partisan. Agani, it
b not to bo supposed that (lie South would.Jigj
on loot with a mire repudiation pf 1U?\ boufl-'"l .
,.\9' Srjuntter Sovereignty dogmas, without in- :
i$tSjigfli[>on the right oPproteetion. The viidity-'Of'
thift claitn'is cstnt0iltakd by^tlm recog ^
itioo of tlie constitutionalJjjg^toVfrii?fc'"i>roprly
in th'e Territories tinfl follows ns n U'giti 1 ^
lute and inevitable corollary from that doctrine '
rul should bo adapted ns ? cardinal article of
ro.jjeinoi'iatic creed.
F * : . * ?"
-The dp<jtritio_ of protection ^-by Congresp, rf
,'ainst ?a* verse territorial legislation was a . j,.
Miumg proposition of the majority platform nt i
hnrl(cston was embodied in Mr. D.vvib' Senate lr
'solution?, whi^h being rfe ported'from a5,T)em- p,
CPntic Caucus passed the.&euato ijy JtTie vote
f every. Democratic Senator exee^CiTr. Douu rj
ks' and Mr. l'i;GUi.. '.Tbe.fourth arid fifth r?sn.
jv , - - ! * Tf
ilioJIs are in tho^e'wonlif-- " Cl
4. 'Iicsijfveef, That neither Congress nor a Ter- pc
loiiiil *T,egieiatiire; whether by flirnot legisla- |u
on nrlegi&laUon.-of aii^indirect and ilrtfriendly ,
itinSo, poss^S tho-powcrifS auntil or impair the
institutional iTjj?ht8 of any citizen-of .the L'ni- vra
iLStates to take- liis ..slave property into the ti
inunon Territories; bfit ?if. is.the 'duty of the co
B'levnl Government there to afford: for tlini nu I
r oilier 6pcoic3 olVpr<ip<y-fy,-rt>0 ri&edfuljiro- I .
olion; and if experience fihojild' at-'^any time j 8'
oVflftlmt Ihe judiciary docs tiot possess power : ud
jn'surb ud?fjimtc protection, it. will then be- !
inc tlje jliUyo/ Congi'^ss .lo -supi'ly. finch' de- | ^
iency. ^ - j ]j*
5. Jlisiilv.-tl, Tl.nt.tlio inliabitnnta^of nuorzan- t ?
id Territory of (1?<F Unilcd SlafwrVlien they
ilitf'oiUy fotfn a GonrffftuHSn TbMft$($mittcd as j op
State of 1h;e'Uriion, niay-yJhDn. for the first , P1'
no, like the people of a JjfrSTe when forniiug a j an
w Constitution,tlecide for themselves .Whether | ^r(
i<fbry,ns a domestic.idfttitutinn, ."hall Ire main- i
in'cd or prohiWit^d "within Ili-oir jurisdiction ; j
ff if Congress sliuH'aduijt^lhem as n,. State t0
mcy Mian oc rcooiv(;aTintj) .Jhg Union^mth or t;?
(bout s'.uvery^^thcir Constit^ljon_ niny p'^e- Vt
i ibc at iho lime of tbtir>adnaissionp'. '.
'*<'' y
TJys then is-tho^ttled' crg/sd ^of Uie party, qu
(1 Utters received atWfl^Uin&on^fi'otn prom- f>Ii
siit Southern cotton | "S
ntcs will.nll nicct nt -RjcliiA&hd,;. ;wOI moke ^
ei^omijiaifhn upon the nuMyrity plat^ftpi.
d ndliere to?it. * '
Dn th~e ot her Ifandi-;lt is sfifd-'Biiitf *>?
enda of-Mr/i)o?i6i.W who Cltym^4 votds in I
e' Baltimore* Convention wil^gys? his no'mi j
tiou without regiiird'tpjhfl" Woffcir'ds.vfulo, !
ji iJlGl.tlie New "fiorlr "iftitSftntinn ?^ai I Pr
pmTjjliai hiB cbima-wiy-Be^ircesed even to 'fhe
f>tuc? ^^efconventign, Iu this Oaso, v i h
iVncnf a n?\minnl/S^<L 4.1. t*i ?< ?... " Ilk 1
.? u.^iiuimcii, ajjoiuu Mr. 1>0UQL?8 sue- ,
t'd_ in cgriyitfg n n yo f' "l he'fl o u Ij t fifl^MvA<fe:it wj
laibecrf ?Ui gc^U^&jit the. ElbctofjJ' College
iglit (hfow,tlfefr i-Mrre vote'tfjfyn -flie Rich- jj*'
Dinhnoffiintefr, <ifi(T elect him without ciirry- 18
g thoMyclion into tHp<IIoii9?>. ThTOocoLAf
ction araxlfierntined to r.<TTrj|(>atc liini inngjfr J-h
ent, an J on,this acpount tfrev op|j|ge ho bitr-^jP'
ny sniyreiiMn of tbe Clittrles^pn secedcn to *j*rj
altlw^ 'L w - ... I?
WithJ? re^wal on tlic pSrTOf drajSglLiiTiafco
invention; to rfacm.d fho pl^lf^Vin^Mopt <?d at
larleslon, the RToliniqnd '-will :Jjpresent4l>i
-true? Dumge^y* ,
i*?ee, win J;h<
?t Bft]Jtmo^,ifcod.tlie"r^tU, 0f il'r
ifflv. if nnlffll nf itio fv'rii^.yv^L't...^ ? ? fHj
q%(^ tti
t0tn4tf ??
porance or deygoB^lucli Rfft infftbalilS onr; ^
1*1 io\?re?uT ^ J*
iabrtiv^ro^^ i^yCp^i?iQ^w^h^^<^14l
Kiw Yor^-r*. y
jferiCg&jfffc iitSfe made nig pfcanqfr meh 'mi, ** +
to.
*U??,ttjM*^W?.v*ft.8Ute. pfr
i that QuWwc cO?|W?irry P*??i?j!v4,smi. .
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T1 atbg ^
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SALE DAY?SPEECH OF Mffi.'tJoUDAJR.
Tlmio wns eoiupi?riitivcly n fuigc :Utoiulnnco
of our citizens nt the Yillaije oo'IiuiVMo^dn^
nn<l a goodly number (vsSen^Ud in th,e Court,
House hear a Qonstitutioupl Imposition frying
Mr S.vM'r. Joui>A?, n-well knowtffi'kizrn of'our
IiislriiU. and wlio'-JWiriorly reprosontod 'ft in
the Stato Legislature. Mr. Joiujas ItlTs lo^r i
held peculiar vicwajof the naturii of this
ernnu-nt; deritfqd fro^n his const i>ua|j|^r- of tU"e |
..it., i r>?^
i cun.ii V..VMM mn.ion, nnU tliasij VU?ws lie |>ro- I
s?pU with great earnestness, nii'l withuo little I
plaits.bility. lie is perf? cllt familinf A^ith .nil .
.the provisions of tlie (.'onstitnlioh, ninl '
irpoiyhis premise^ very logkiill)*, eo thntif yon ;
r.Jtiyl his caii'ins of iuterprotalion, *VOU jpilisl
ii^ent to the lejyttjnanyhiscoi.eliifitinP.
speech oc.Otipie<l about an hour, we nuj>
jpqpp, in ihu delivery, nnd wiis tlosi gnoJ to set
forth, 16t. The.^irYiclos of Mr. Joiu'as's polUical
ol-ee(l nuJ 2'1/Fo show that all existing purly i
platforms were defective in so far as tliov fail- I
ed to embody these views. Wc shall not at- j
tempt to give n synopsis of I lie address, l>ut
briefly iudieiylc t!\? peculiar stand point of ^
Si/. Jor.i?/N relation to others, anil his leading
position's.
lie i* emphatically a Consolidntlonst and on- !
tirely,ignores the <?octrine.of Sjtatc Sovereign '
tv, bgjieving that all sovereignty resides in (lie ,
people ol Hie Uui?ed States, of wliose Sovereign :
wjll tlio Constifuttbnvfe^lip frreut exponent," j
nfo the Supreme .<!\Vhil-a the States ;
Rights advocate looks to* State Sovereignty '
ns tlic.6i>lo palladium "of our dearest prin- !
eip'lcs lie regards the Federal ConslitutioiT ;
us affording an cdccfcyul safeguard ctjually j
against, the encrq&ehnien's u?. the General and j
State governments. That provision of the 1
Constitution which prohibits to the States the j
passage of any fx pout facto lawyer law impair |
mg the obligat ion of contractile construct to
|>recluile anything-like legislative interference,
;wn l.y a'&tate with tlie right of property, i
ind tlitis he puts the right of property upon
iii;hci'constitutional ground, than 13 as?uaie.l i
in nny existing platform.
To ,i diijcMplqyrf Mr. Calhoun, wlfo should '
nhject that Constitutional forms are futile uti- |
ess they, provide for the du? represent at ic 11 of j
ijfl'erent interests, giving lo eaoh a controlling [
i?? iij-m vuc ovnur, niui Itence urges I lie no- |
ossify of f^eporvitig tlic integrity of the Suite !
Sovereignties, Mr. Joudan replies llinl those in- J
orests are homogeneous, an?l all Hnsnes nre I
like iteres!cl in Hie niaiiilonniion of the Con- i
Lit(ilion , /wliidi j??olects them.?A conclusion j '
roin which most of our rr>*. < > 1 -
??uiuu ua ill- : |
lined la dissent. f (
Mr. Jordan contemp'ates, we believe a pub- ' <
cation of Lis views nt length. | 1
WILLI AMSTON SPRINGS.
We learn thnt the proprietors of (lie New |J
Iotel nt tliia popular watering pbiee, ;linv
m<lo every preparation .jn anticipation ol a t
irge influx of visitors to provide whatever* I
:i?ht yoi^iibulolo the comfort of the invalid 1
r pr-o vea lir^cWFe' to tire plcnsuro-sockcw? ,
'lie patronage of tlro-FTb'tlf^has been constant- j
; on ?he inerease, atul promises to b'<f larger f
uring the present season, than at any lini?TjJ.
ere to fore. - ^ 7 *> , , I j
The Stitltll i>5 illfifc Wfrinnlnn . .
-? - ?-3Sirr*= b - i-i".wfgtgy-- ; "
lvnntngca of ih? own watering plafio^TBud'to . o
salizo tlic fact tlint filie lias ut lic-r ' very door, ' '
cations wli'ich need only the presence of i v
jaiitv and fashion to make them the most atqctive
summer resorts od the Contijyj^t.? I'
assessing evory natural (idtfajitflgo^a mdfiuin
atiiiosp.li.erv, delightfifl Bconojijr, and stipe- (j
or ifftneval waters, they nre fnst'growing into d
pute, and we tru-t'ero loiitj will nttrt^t the l'
^ ti
owdi who have over been accustomed to )
tK neoilli and recreation far away from j,
imc. i *** *t> v
Apart from any question of patriotism whicli I'
rtly irflers into these matters, but^i^a. epics- n
on of enjoyment?the nearness lo home, the (j
inv^nlenee of access, the presence of friend*, 1
lativee, and congenial acquaintances, woubl ,r
ve tlic (southern watering p^ice a decided ^
Ivoatage ^yer its dietaut.cpinpetitor. 0j
Our acquaintnnco with Williaiuston, euofclA- \y
fr.tO lUSlifv nil tlint. lina Iumii ' '*
lo liotel is one of tin? I orgeat mid most coin '
xlioua (ft the South,- uml for cohvei^jonce"XgW j,
rangemcnts cannot lio,9Uyu.ijBi^3,? Thft /pro* 01
ictora are ggntlerrifltilv nua opjigifij^rueii, 2'
d will Bparc no paiiissjffltfiiako'llie-nlflcc at- -
,* ? - S * -W." " V
ictivo. ? 01
Ac<vy<!to-thcn nn.iuvulirV.S?'ok.glg;.cool b^eczea tji
fnn ibe Iqn^uM clici k or liunltli-giving lounj;- .[j|
ins to j-evive llie drooping fVaflffi-of n j;our.g' ^
.t.urj- of pleflBure eayl^'ei'iX^Seiit . I{
the dustzlitofc c^pwd,'ap 1>enBtr3 glove?seek
lot nnd enjoyipent at iv Southern watering ni
neo?stnyal (lie Sout^i?
ituy at llie South, sweet beautiful one, ,di
i? th? .I.?nww.f .K- l.*? - -U
-. w.c nvuti, n> mi' ciunc oil si!
the bud." wmsk
Try WilliuLnst on ! 1 .
jW CONGRESS ELECTS/IKE PEESEDCT^j ^
A?JU VI IMS i*KESIDENT. r
It mnjrbe uBeful just about UuB-tiniflto*1 re* ?.'
odijcc ilie f>tat?nrt:!it thp approach of p. Pr?8i~ ('j(
glial.riectioa^akej?t>i>poitw>fl igvery
iub. "ifeia ttfns sn<3$yocUv given by a writer
i1?c New York fyi^jffcnitics: ^ ^
Thc.IIouae of Reoresentaiivpa lm>
ittcvcr to do'*?jto-'A)tfljjSfoction^>f a '^Tce ,j(
u#id<--ut. nor llio SITTrttor 'tvjjlh Ilia griffon of
t&Wdent.^j^ po?rtV of are R.
tinct Mid ^ggpew intivpfctidt-nt'-'Bllifik olh? jj,
If no President be chosen by thexilictors, thr
J.U3U oj nej> rcpoiitative3 w'nj' eliopge the ytd
Wid^uty tTOjk-'choiejjr hein^VflfcfiMS^ (o, A* Ci
sisona having the highest numbers, ijtbfjnt? th
Milling tliroe ou The list of those voUstl for n C\
eaidfcnt. * Iptjtr
[fg)? V'CflJge^flQt bp xrttoten by the elec- re
Ipnie'-slwltfB eKfth' choose tlieHVic^ 1'ieii; ft
nt froip thq tw^Tiighesl^mriharffSjn TUt
tUoBc-vqte<JJ&jtaWtouPreSdoni. I *
If tft <*J8<u$WMb ^ecl n l'roafcjcnt l?/<>a?U/j
; of fbkowmg, th*eo"fclie V ice \M
CHuleot wh^ttmr elected by tiro oJCotor or by yt
3 Sifnale elinU a?t3|fc>?rcei4ent. ;*JL fa
IHi^rulteof iriaprtroT'MOlintf jutVt* wTii?? at
v oenaion shooewMrVr&t Prfefidcnt is exactly
oiej^era^ ol th<tl'?hid?-governs the House nv
n rt<^43ral-^each beinjf'th* Vemb-.
of ihe gjmiral. principle or bakis ?c
1th tin, poqti ?A<i/0Qilftra are or?nr>izd&, J>o
rymjaSB# T^cor.wjguh&r **
* """ s
-f , * >k
*. < . ^ . jsl.*. : ,*
jtfi'uiJt the Culitmbijt, (J.'II&t ult.
Xho Democratic Contention " . .
w Kiiit>l?rVUul| lliM, fcv.6'>th? nl 8'ptlock-,
t>.yg. HulHvurt, ?E*q., clioseii tciri|?or?/y
GJiaiimaji. G?rtifi<Jiiul)crry moved Unit Ufo'
$)mijM>"nt two iiHiiit^ers fVoni .each-election !
Pretilui 'to nominate punmiuiul^nitcrii, uiid'to*;
|>ro'p<>^t?Hi!<*s for tin- ijfoveriiliHoit of the Cull Vcn-.l
lion. Tlji.n motion rise lo u l<>?i<; ami nni-'l
milled d inclusion, which ooniiriiK-d in in the |
opinion ?-xi>rc8.si!iJ yosturdiiy, llmt IVmverilffljMJ '
mrc (Jecitlcdly i<" lo cxpl?*ioiiH.' Wo i
Jrlijl that this |>r??firjm?hipy diisohaive of electric-'!
ily will cool ilu' CuWciitiiiuiil iitmnHpheru lot- I
Uio remain/ler of'the lime sneli coml>n;<tihle elo- i
ii.thia-yc in eluse proximity i<? each oiliur. 1
it wn? iiiiaiiy resoivfil i<> ?? sm election i
l>y liallol for-l'rosiilciii, ncconlitii; to ol ;
ivjttfesSfiitat i?ii in i I'.c iwo Iuiih'Iich of ilm j
Uitnro. (ion. .Mdiixviiii iiuiiiin?l'rd Kx-Oov. I
Myitis, an.l .Mr. Miii.I! t<iti ii'imiuatori (Jt-n. Our- '
lio;;loo. iIki withdrawal u( tin' nam'! of i
<. (I rt'rlingtoui Mr. I'lvsimi moved tluil < <-n. ! '
Moms Im> ilt'cinniU l?v uiiat.iiiio(lH consviil ;
tl'-ni ?>f 111 CoiiyciMioii.
Tin* fi?!l??\vii??i si'-mti'inon wore vivit roc '
v:.. t>. > ...
> i?:c-i i VJ/.: .1. A. JJitl'g.wi, ? i\li' Hit
iK-y, I'.ihv.ir'l Muriin, T. t". ]Vm:i, (J. Canyon, i
SiiiiiiihI McAlilpy, ii iid lli? follow inn- Si><-i.'t:ui>s, |
v.-/.: \V.l". Inplis, M. ('. C'oiukt, i; S. 11.itnt.iuud, ( !
II. \V. Hull, It. n.oiiiijMH,, T. J. \Vititoii.
O011 volition a'ij iunivil to moot tit tins mora- j
in,j. ; ?VP<
iv M n i "
. ... w.I . I I
Tilt- CntiviMili.ii! \vn-s called lo ofilcr nl 0 o'clock. <
Mr. Mullins moved tli..I Hon. Mr. liiiiliu, ol Va.t I
!.< IdvitI In a scat on tliis ll-mr. .Mr. Hunt- f
II"Iihuiii informed the C'hfiii niait I,li.it tlio 1:0111- j I
miilce iipiininl.vi) to conduct the. I'l.-^i.l. ni elect .
in liis seal iwr.' 1 . aihtojlo pjWomi 111 ir ?!uIy. ?? j ]
Mr. Squillvun, (Chairman jird tun.) introduced ' (
(ji.v Meant; iu a few reiniiriis. I .
The upon taking liis scut, addrospod <
the Con volition as follows:
tj> ntlt'ltlCU ~*h/ t!(U Convention : Tlli? lii?..r>r
wtiioh >oii have conferirJ l>y ? illiti" upon nie'-lo . |
pi?i<l<; over deliberations. i? bo ?-ntiWly mil- ' .
e*p *<:l?.?<! Mi;jt*I-hnVi.? no 3iuili<-d ivor<U in which '
to thank y<?u lor ii. This position, <so h'niotnlik', i ,
was unsought, undeserved, ami 1 must will, i (
sir?!ii liy inc. It wm In-stowed alone by that too 1 t
"CiKM^ius kindness which lutB u!wa\ 6 c!i >r.ictI'l'- | f
Wed tho cotTiliirt ntiily fellow c-ft iKt-iis low art I a ' |
me, niiil afftliat I huve to ullw you in return, is i t
the spontaneous ovciflowing of a grateful licitrt. j x
(Ipiitb'tnuii, llic meeting in ysis Conventidll [ t
Itiay .b'(4fr^ughl. with an importance, the mauni-j ,
ttt U' of which 0:111 scarcely be estimated. rt4fQ?j.
toruo.nl or for evil, as we may ohouse'To shape iyiZfct
course. It is true (lint \ve lmve not met to de-^rrj
ii-i iiHi; |M ljlul|iH\- 11 |JOII W (licit Wc.^ie to'lict, llllt
only t?> clio??o nu n who are -to cnri'y out those i
l>rinoi|>le.snlreudv nettled.- ?"* '*
A jdittlbrui has" been ni;refd upon l>y those i
who ? ?> nobly secured from (lie ChilileMon Con J (1
Vculioii, which 1 believe, in tltfb liniiii, meets -i
willi 1 lie entire'niitl c<?r?liiil ii|>|>f<>b,ation of nil j .
|>nrtiiM in the Slate. We now, I ir^gt, mvaent. j (
ilit* glorious spectacle of a united y>eo|?T?j who ; .
Iiavo no funnel'wian^l.nys tw remember, nu.jiur- i
ii:?iiii friend* lo rtivtfiird, i.o enemies to |iuii}I1i, !
l?tlt who only recotlfeot tint wo buve rights in j
una a cuiunry 1 it common lo j v
! ftii<1. There i* a great battta, before tis to be j
'ought?ii puvvirrlnl, a cuuniug; a well drilled j ^
Mifiny '? encounter. 'jRJHpowpffu! us this too is, !
ive U?C<1 only In ir.i'ft it wit&firia ainJ undivided J lr
Voni.vnn.! vctory is oors.-feliut if unfuriiiualc > V
li visions sen'ter out" fo? c?*s?, mid Ihufcu of I lie ^
[>fiit'Mrriili? Party with wlji<:!i ,\v? arc acting, '
ho Kovernmenl fulls into the lli nil# of the ^
liliiei'i Ilejiithhcuns, mill the-ftiiieral knell of the j
*t?ufede.*acy is sounded. <5?
JLlow important, then, that wo who li.ivo so i
iiucli at make should rise above ull pHly fee!- j
ngs o!" |>:i' Ii.-an warfare, :ili h<-Ifi?li consiilcratioMs | "
if jiiM.'oiinl or parly ajjj?r*uiid?se?iie'nt, am] brin<> j j'
0 tiie altar of our country, the aeo-ptablu^ol- t
erings of pure he.nis. which beat ?k>(io for iii? !
1 >itor mill \vi-1 fare. A mutual trust?aSjmuIiial j
orbc-aiance, should characterize .the conflict of | ( ,
II,. reiiu inbei ipjjj' that we .-ire members of one ,
it hi i I y, ami havit/fcf at hcuit-Uie I <al rtf tlio i ^
ouiitry, and who must ^h ire the same fate, !
.'hetlicr it will lie f.-r \v?a! or for woe.
r^Ipw this contest will eml,.which has no , 1
ji'jf . beyn _ waging between Miose w!k)."uc- .
iio>vlurl|JP no-law, human or ilivine, suto U&t
1 higher:law" whose hounfl-t are limited* .at*!!**
y ti^T^rnlificatioa ol an insatiable love ofjHviti
er ttntrof power, and those v. ho have, p'ainetl ,
liemselves upon the firm roek of Conatitn- |
ou.tl law, nntl UojJetilutioiuil freedom, I eiuuiut
. II; I njn not gi^od .wjtli llie |iroulii*t'ct kru to ,
jok it tint tlnrk veil
'tire raited, vj3iqfijEWj?!it I>e dj^elotod no up- n
alling^iis to caUS'jwBpfai^sliriiik from ihe=r coil- j
xinpllroon. Bg?hapiiffti'Tiiiglit d'n?eloso a liiiglil '
lid ^lonouafuttifrt'. lint out: thing 1 do know,
'nit diviaioiM'in our runk'x tcill ensure our ritin.
-el*-me then nr^e upon yjm^tho necessity
initial fnrlienvntico, iuuiiia?*ttTidiie-.iK, #ouettf*y w
ixl lil-er;ilitv- Ail uncoil'Cuunneneed lu-re mnv BV
e, ami I trust will-l>.p> liiolidfl.inin'r of an uiiion*j|??
fcjill s who'luive a/tynmmn ijitpresl ^
;uli "us, and litis will bo ITie
Bed to eJcSre our iost lights ill'$? Con-^| J1."
Wy. ' ?
,?pfcfore jmiqecdingio biuuuesa I imgojie tlic
Ifs-jiiijjH of Altjiiirliiy God. our Ifeavc y?Fyt I in'
jip^ni yi>nf itndfuirtibly pyiy ilint iip.jftMfc fuido
tttnd du-co^J^ujn your didibt-rii(To54" "
Mr. VVrjelit. viffliriLumi-ns, moved that tlic ft"
icc-l*fc=>i<Tiirtils 1? tnkc th?ir sc:i,(h *t.
1 ihe .TfK*^ecret?nuH wer?al?#.rti ,T,r
HWO-TO (WW l>y the fresnlonl.
I Rlr- rmin Priuuo WiUfotrt^ moved 5?'
irft tlia. Convention proceed to l5iT?t?<or four ."
>ig{^iU''n to represent Jhe ."Slute ul hir^jfc in'the ''
wtthoncfc>Con vcntron. - t*r * 'J
Mr. U^lieruop, fr^ui.eEiiifcfield, rnoy^, os *11 J" 1
netidtiient, tlntt Ti co&miuee ||?
ipoint'wl?two fr<JW encli"
iet, Ug tiio frV^ih^gi^^yS^Tjve
auict^wwi0iutfwp^rtwap^^p7yygl're- Irj^
di i|j?'titAl<? #1Tfirg* m ftngSBrdmiv ". ,
flfforo-jH^s^ Et^riund Rlioti J.'*
jhl^cd IQ^H)PVQ atg>Jj|?i*i 8'ot.-oC? .Resolutions, by ,
jli?g^i^lit b'e reuti', tvm^ w^ry'ip the fojfli of ^
i aineiiduneiit.
Mr^&obgfcWu r3w that l?o was willuia to
itlidrilw it was tfioughrfwll^. rul
e <ii4?ov .it {&> ? * >* d T1
Mr. tift^f^jl^movcd that Mr. Ilheti's rosolu- ..
ms he roua.f Jncy.wr>re rth fottowe : ' |
Jet. ResfoU edt 'y Qui ifVfa Convention hciirtily ^
Drove of llje^cligpHtf the delegates frujj^tiuuth
miliffa iujjfcjjttSU'Sl''" Convention, iu with
Ifw irtff fr^SSIoid ron^?Milirtn. i Bn
BuiL-i{c&3h#d, it improves of the |>l$t rm
m priii?fple*rpuprted in the Charleston n.?
iiiv^MIion,.V?lTi?lJ? oScMsioueil, by iu rojerikm ~
(VRfcuatibiJJ!! tliu Southern States from said ..
^entPO * / J*
3d. fitooftfa That tlfis Convention, al the lc?
ruii'-iidal^yn ol tbe aecfdiiig Southern rdetr
in rtf fflr-nnitrinii 11...t SiiitMi riufntiiiu
^jWh8*n<l deJegnfcVfrt Rfclimoiwi. e<^
4(f?. fietolved, Tljufc a copiirt iftee bo formed of VJjf
? d?Jcin<l?8 from.,tli? iwirialieB of St. I'hilil)1#
Hiclwcl^ft'fly.olfcg froirt c?cli other ?1e/j? **5
to b? 'iPlntedV .the
^ySRFe se'vcrnl glfotioJjdialriptH for,th? pnrjxxie \
ndmiiiiitiittf four .deMfHtfii. and aljeriltiTca to * ]/
a*..#*,/. i!Z?5T-.^.J*J?- ?*?rUw
?-TTfe
6iW. Retpbcdi Tlwt the delegates from eoiST^ "*
mj'res^i'HV.flnlridt-bp a ?otnrt?(W8 to iiftmi-. ra
te tivo delegates tuid alterit^tqh'lo re/restfut Prf
ch ^^^".ahgliiljg1 iW^Ng. jj^, ft.
r* -ranee -v?N?MnuS^ V*.
ra
^r?BP^e<* th"t l^"r? tri?-'4vn)mlp? 1
iiL-?!? juuwarun ?iw iicm
-bnif< wl tt*?rev* b ia r^o l*fl tl o g.or 4A..W
iUP? <fft> r<M;d of-"Sir. ME
Mr. Iftync lii-ld'toliit^MfeBfJUld tberefoK"
ui^iiin moved to 4$rikc 4lji^
rrsolution \vhicli referrofcConn (-1
inj? lli? imniin itiYig coiiim^BBPSml 11) mib
' two d.'lr<rit<>? fi oin^'nen"ffWiiiij(}nsi<u)ttf'<li ilrioU '
niul llml iIicmb b#" nl?|ii>iiited??to;j?'-l|jfe*d>-leg<i(&r .
from those ij/^tiksts." -Hu B iid ,wc nHOtiid |>u>-'
cepdherc as we did in an ctectidh for tiduatoi* to
Qfc'tfreag, *-v !
Rlnj.TSyles of FiiirficlJ, nominated llie old ;
ticket for rs of the>Uafce ut^Jurjje. Hi* j
nvofjpd lijniself.as I'xticmu as thyse \v lip arc .
most extreme, a disunioniat ftt ??^*?nd ft wcess
ionist, but !u: could not settJtlic a?tvaiitai;<; <>f re
nlnoinrf ... i* ~ ?
, ? ....... x'y&ftmy i?vow? illy ?l??i?<; !
well. Wi were hero Wmistiiiri tlmsn lMuinitfet)
l>y ivsoltit i??i.s ofapproVu!' nn?l l>y rc-vh'i-tion to j '
I lie post Miry hnri so Well lipejiargo'l?such was j
Mio wnv I" product' harmony^
IIr. Nlullihs, of-M?j-io?%o1ninnt< d Hon. J. I. ;
Middloton a.* a goiitleinnh of groat jmi it v oil.
Laharai'tci> atnl of uuqui-sticnod souri'tm^s in I'
his | cJitiAnl eotit'irpciits. No at sonio ' .
lorigth t<> tin' positions of Maj, l.vl?,<.
Mr. Pope willidr"\v the nuihc of lion.
Simons, aii'l substituted that of Col. Imvo \V. '
II nvne.
Mr. AMri<'li urtjuiiiat^'l Hon. I?. I*. IMm-II.' i ,
The lirst ballot resulted as fallow*: Illicit, ;
SI ; Ilayiu:, j?7 ; ( ailiiit;l'>ii, ; Nl'J
? 1:5; I!, b.'Burn*wll, 7 7-13; Mc(.!o\van, 1. |(
I j.on the :iniioiifieeine:it ollliis re-aill a s'i'i-ii(> |
>f <!< ! ]> a:i'l extraordinary interest < n.-u> !. j '
I i to Delegates of the Statu ut luVg?i who. were
|?re- ri', iiifl u!ii<> lion. J/SfJ'i'ei'Siii, iiml ! '.
aiilard I'l-'J., lele'T.-ites iVulil this Coii*:r< '!?>:iai
I?i<*lii.'t, severally, ttt lanmtagw .of nl'cp fei-liiii; ;
u.il earnesttiCfti declined llii; nominations whii-h j
'tad been t. -11?11o> 1, or were antiaijinled. Tle'O- .
lore ii ni;. u, -Km]., Chairman ??t |li<? (l.-ntral | (
[leinoevatic QoUin.lteii, i>r, Jolin^Wail.iet: :iti. 1
'ii. Mtutin, n^so spoke iothe ('onventioii with
I'.Vet am) pow'or. Wo give boluw uti n'.i-'.< .ict '
f their snceehd*;
Mr. Wilson sniil: .is f.ir ns li:s isnnie was j
;> ?!;on of as a ik-li^a'** fmiii the State at. lar^i-, j
.1* i k- fur hints. II'to nr'ko a Malcim-til
I - vi<ms to wi'.lnlrfcw in<; Itirt name as a oan.li- , t
! ilat<\ Nut wiij'gl.'tiitlid^'lllC QBttUtlirin*. ion of; |
vliat- was ?-<illcit -f ~ ' '
mmmviiivh ?<t ^-IIMIIII'IIL HI J
iillVivnt. parts oftlii> SPnt<>. tho tlfTfjjntion went. | \
.o ('Is.-irl.-.-Jori to <1? their duly for the ^tate 1 t
unl t'n'r this htouth, ln;!iivin^ shut, it was u M. |> I
i) tlx? rlght.tli'rectidir. I< is true tliti\ (lie Stale i .
ins endorse! tl?o vole they gave in Unit, t'on? (
ntion, lint. they have roinlemiieil tin: ii><1ivi<l- ; t
mis u'li>i went (here. Therefore f??r the purpose *j .
if throwing no ole-taele in the way "I thi* ! i
ion vetil.ion, "be "'liavfTto withiiraw i
iFum I lie li.?t.-of ciMidMnt?"?, the n.-uues of Mr. j >.
io.ylslusi*Air. M<Uowim ntnl hiin-'-lf. ; i
Mr. ."\M?<i\v;ui saj?! tli.it lie r -tt-pl fe.l tl.c 1 1
i?< of liis voice, for h>> !:< vt'r rn-?- .*1 it more i i
lia:i at tlm present tr.niitrlit. 'l'lui '^&Ve::ti<?:i !
in-; jti<t ti;!;eu tlie vo'tciiinl fam-ti'-itud tlic ii'-ts J
if llicir hgiMitH i;i tii.; Cli(irl<:>t<j:i C'oifvcnt i?*n. ' L
'hoy Iiiiv-j fntictiniiol'1?ofh tin- withdrawal <>i' j f
In; ninl The platform ntlopto>l \>y j t
lieni, Imt. tli. y are ijiml enotii;)i In r< |'ii-!iato |
lie ni;i itf* tlii'infclvt's* Wo are unilc'l in pi in t )
iple, evoirniiniiitiioup, nti?l to w11at ;u : wo r
irdclit etl -for it ? IIas not tli o a<*t ion of th?? ?]? !- [ i
_ 4 - - . ...... a ? 1111. VUpi i W "711 V 'II | t
cut ion had much Co doTn pro'dtieinjj that re- |
i:li ? '1 his is n more scramble f?r in??ii. If- ]|
jr himself cared nothing alioift goi:!^ to Itii-h- ,,
Hili'1-srlf !iu we lit. lie would liJi vts to U ak<\ C
real fucriliees both personal nfi V profei-^ioual.
lo did 11* 't. however, ettre 'or I'm!. 1!< was ; q
rilling lo make the FrtCJfliee for i.is friends, . p
t.d in i!:o hop:! of being able to contribute j p
?ififthinjr jh. carrying out. lhe principle* of the i
lajority platform Jind .IB getting ail uuueptuhle , ) ..
uididatu for th<.? l>re--i l..'iii:y. air, we have w
H'liuirin this matfer. not because we want to (i
o to Richmond, hut became we feel the itn- j f,
nl*es of Sotif ji Carolina j;?:rt*i,)eit?e!', and us to : ?l
otu-ly uii'l iit'eirritv of pill'jU'se Jldiuowled^ , j|
ileriorily to im> out;. :> '_ * ., ! ?
In another point of view In; votild spenU of j /|,
, if his voicMj permitti-']. ]> ? you tljink it-i ij
lilil'a to Ku I" Uiehtnuiid ? Wo huvo ;
:? ! some late exp' ii' and i;i!".v. smilO'thing ' n
I' the responsil ili? y <: :t;ieoie<l with these eon- , J,
L'titjo)^. . The responsibility was li.mvy unii : <i
ne3* not to liiiv,-^l>uun npjiie-i.it.fii by
nny. Wf> hr.ve he'ii 1 riltrcli <?f ontssilo pres- j !
ir?. We hnve-heard il Raid unmix* other ;!
lin^s that the South t'arolina Delegation
inn-out of the C!iat K-sto:i Convention with j ,\
|u-s.11 round moti' tieclts, hilt ill riTcrcncu to j S<
lis, aiiJ nil s???li.offciia:vo iinj>utatior, we .say j
i every liftm iu'KouUi Carolina I hut il. i-* f.iI:! . . J ]j
'<j have hear.l it i>rffih>iuM-o an<l elsewhere tlml. i a
u? <! deputes to Chuidi'sWi only. rcjircsoutwl \ rr
tlHTG" Sll-!l> of Sllllfll f !:i I'nTIi. n W
.it ter of opinion, but wc believe lln; alh>i?ntion
at we did not represent the majority of South I rfj
iroljna i.-< not true. lint you hava- drfuiued I w
tr attion.^fe/aiut YoifHjkvc paid i><> j t)i
edit was due to us, although w!> have don.' I
hat j"!?u approve, and done tlint under an ! w
'ftlaiu'h'e of nhu?n iind odium... We have- nnt , ||,
csged junivid\>s iijiou yon, hut sal spectator* : m
Wesijjp now iliat you Jinvegood i tn
^u nnfUtriie, nruT we hope you tiiuy make the j
um, qi ine piatiorm, am) Hint you may
e^OUth and present tho spectacle of :i pitfjggr^'
>ni Mni.iic to Texas oppo<wd bitterly to fner <1<
gto loving, filthy lilaek ileptiltljcun.-i. .More ] t'j
aorrtiw than in aneer, we, t he late detenu ion ?,
>ir? the State iiflur^e, withdraw oiir name*, j
(jyiejd-to th'ise^vli'iirfyoo.nluy'seUetjif.w | to
Mr. Duylsloii ?>Vi}irf.A-great^Hirljoji ip'^-Yrhat t tri
would have sa'id'httd tiocn takcapfroin him. > fuj
u (i mi iiiil kiiow w niti is i?> ui! ii?cf arrange | eg
lOTfll'eliee. to tilt (ititer three delegates : co
Ilitnnjoiiil.' Tfhe understood the gentlemen ! It.
in JL^iirfcfe- William to l$pro?ofit the innjoriiy ; ]<.
lite laW vdtO|' it w&ttfaLppUear that he (Unyl no
mi) \vojil?f he- fi<f>idra? v$t(i ?p' e'eetion i? i js
8I1911 M'felioo%e-tof ;_yB^ftB?^ili?"l>allot. Cut, if j en
rnjj, Ui^- impress forf-Tiiiglii. be mudo tliut it riQj
ij' with Ills conrfeftt.-" Iflio were cleeted, the I r>o
nor coufPrred iiftfinJiiftrr ehoul I tic attributed j tri
won ds. mam;* l)ed upon tlivm lu | ^eii
y iI' 'nfiv o11a.-of-Uictn to jn ?
ift ifie His i b?< propose <1. I Tli
tlie Qktertytpn Oonvgption^ tk?,'5j&te voted i ?lv
exc<Jfi? ^-on tlfb quu-tiuu I tiji
rt5'^'diputt|^Wj0a/fji <<ieltetfnttt)n, and they
dividelff^lioii^ebaytt.their nations of the -of
\v York Convention hhyijfbncd to dilter.. lie
pw that our wl^le delegation wi-m honest j tei
HI# 'I1C WlAIUKHKllA (!(HISNIlMV([ 8'JCir *11121- ] flu
f. T?e only.VSffon .whyJie should wish 'to | oo
to Richmond, WtoiftfmVhia election "Je
gilt he looked upuirnaa nn pridorgainelit of his n"n
H'Juct. lie could not say thm.fi^would have : |()
ns great a i<acrince as flis fiieTid, Mr. w|
Goiyniu but whutevdf sacrifice his State cal ph
[ LjpouTiiui to niokoH ho ,woultf ".cheerfully ,[,
rtormf " '?* ' .. rel
He liutl th&ight, tbereforo, that if the delft- j,r,
tes of iljo^lute nt largo in the Chnrli-ston j'of
mention,'wero not sent hack ns a whole and am
t ns a part, it would he art. im|nit;it.tga iipon C| j
sni, cbncerniog Tl>eir cotirse dJwft^Oier-'. 4ie.erefoi'*,
!j|c viitfiig'it that it becarinThU^ to njj
iline tliQ.tiomirtatfcta, without the leAt ill ha:
lift'if, or anything of-the kind, t " hu
Convention took recess '.ill 5, P. M. , qA
In the nflcrnoon session. Col. Ilayne ?fc1ir *?&*!
u vjjry coiicHiiMUfc} f>|>eecu, in iwmcu lie pro- -wli
rt'il lh.it the rcpfSViiitutioq, should be equal?
*iW*1deil l>?tweer^Ne *Wd".p1ift*8s rAi^J^ith-- i
o^jijjinjiie <?ubirely from th? jUunvwii- !.\va
ajsoeeh ip.'Ouw'e'xL iiuiiiboiv It?W#a 'fciodu
o anil tefiiperatb llHou{jitoitt.tossed
u aiwoero d??lre (o ittiiie and (
?ccure aH (y^jfble- Btreirgtk,awd"3rt?uf|j? ^
the com Tug ?tr"pggle.-Jr.
HlrantrtmTffiwrae to pour oil upon <]
i waters; MF4fufti|r. ZX&lppr. . * - *.. \ 62
iffiyiftyne ainciid?^Junjp*ion otjSr. &han-t
nrxhflt liie Clifiif flppffWfs coiminiftee 'of
Pamcr-ofisionftf'^isfciMct, to. tnnkc rf
?
- ?> *
^ k_j?v . .
: Wt*,.. Wright insisted. ?"V- .** 1 j .
a Tlie v'ote was or.Iotc I' to 1)0 Iriken * l^frjTHs-' ]
Prints, ib l>i-i;ig i:iiiK-t-atooil that tfiere tAifjfi tiiit' i
eue licliii'.. s * I
Mr. Rootl. of Andcr ??si. tun<fo jf pcF*pun] ox <
( ilatiation. He wo<i!il l.<-jdknic'l-to mistafn the! ]
U-legate* to Uiohtiion.l. * ^
Tlic vote wns taken iui<1 rrsu'toil in the efee
lion "f Jlf-jpTlingli'ii l?v 115 OA 11 voUm, Mr. ' '
Miililleloftjfr 14<L J o-iii votes, Mr. JJurt, 111 '
I 11 votcW " * ! 1
Oorwiunfioa Spun took njrecraa till 0 o'clock. I
NWIIT
The following ni'tithnun were elected nlt<T- I '
lint.'.4 fi>r the State at Alhn Maiil'in-l-n.
lolill 81'?:in. (ii'iUVi' A. Tlvtlliollll, \V. -lj,
PWrU- r, iiikI tin- following ijvui K'liirn lifli'jjrjjjF&K'
Ftti<1 Allrrimtcs for tlio several Uwii^rt's.-iuuul | 1
l>ihlii?!l h :
1 Ai.tkiivatk.s. '
luA I'nrpnu, I John C. I'r^aly.
W. .A. Mnlliifn, I lk'm v
W\ K. MiiPliii, | H. W.-ijarkt;!*,
M. ftirntun, <^>f| ? Gat'cw,
D. ! '. .latnison. !
t\. P. AMiweli, Ttf.u uu,
VV. 1). Simp.xon, TYy\V. Ailifti, 1
It'-nj. Will.1.1, .1. I^Xattue,
\. r. Pittiiuiiu,
vv. ('inii.v, - ,.
'.'.i.l\v:iHii.l.*r .Tones, ; *" It.
Air* M ill I j II sillililll I. >1 ' 11)?* I'* soHIt loll?* of i: - '
;!r;i"!inns Which Le l?v a s-ii.nt
-l'?.
Ito8yhit&r:s<.-f thnuki \v? re hIIit-.]?f. A.I) iv- ,
, lipin?j in ilio I'luiir?to tin* l'r??si?l'nT fi>r {
fan <liu'liili.'?l i, i.l imp uHul inaui'lT in v. lii.-li j
II' II III pr^Mi'il *? VI' I lie lelil'era'.ioliH of l!
' !ivmiiioij, :'.n.l to t in; Sin t nii*!f l 'f ill. ir
iiiv'i. iit HBrvicoa.* TliO I'lvM^'iit a tit11?i
It'ituta in liaiul'oiiio Htiiis. <im ,
;V" ^
Of i lii.
W.\*nix(iTON, Ison. i>
It i* now un<lcr?tu-i<l t-lajttr ?" ?>r iiCnrtv 1! (
In? Southern s ^vc<
join the C'liivfiitinii :it Chnrlesion will he
I'jiivpciili ll in ' (>? >i IJ>JUftO*'*^ ("nri?
.'ciitioii "ti the l<Hlntaay.* ! is -t:?1 oii by i
;i;t !!: Ii;I i-> tli.1l((^fcjr)ile.;:i!i s tu be n| |niji.tril :
iytbi ?i jVinorrMt H*-StH!e t Vii VuB&tfW'tt rll he '
if!<1 !t< .1 tu llii' llii'iiiiiniiil Mini* thSfni.lsiiii. : - '
ji)iiri'iili'iit<).lirith, anil to any other t "i?:i veil-*;
ions licit limy lie in-Ill by tin- l)?nnii:nttii- (umIv !
lii?irti? Jhi? n-xt6jx inknUi-i l^'ivt'u Hi* r l'i ^
1 f,nlinj I'lei tmn. Outlier Siiflilicrn SinUs-will
nfce Iik" yiimc cnuj'si'. Smith I'ufoJiiKi, it i.-. ;
.'IHI, will not t>v ri-jirc: i tili-il al t!ie l!;i!l iiior<a j
v.-ntifui. lf'tw Unit. liny t'n.i!. i<"iii::s !.t j
II. Tlx- IMili (' Illscl'v.ilisls will, >l' toti! - ;
ii.I : < it-! 1 l?? li.iliiiiK-i'i-.
Tin.' !i<lj,,;ii*iio,i Hal*,i nol'e i'?iiiv<".t:iiii will 1>" j
i?'M, its it were. ?v.T a i>ow?l. : i. .is?. :?.) ! ,
treat is t'.f j'Cciiiiiiilali""'! ?>1 i-.v|-!"S:\v IVtluug] j
in* jlii.-* t.'on*. !.Unit it is !ik?-lv IdwOT-! .
>!(iwii-'sky li si? li. Tiici'?! W ? I I ?< a <li(Ii?:iill y n-t _
> t>ri?:i:n/r.si< mil, in iii" 11 r~T. |?i :? . ' lliis limy
>c ii:uTin-Suntjii-rn lK-i^atcs will . T
'cfiiiM* 1<> roeytfiiiz-r 1 >c!?-uu!<"* from j
liT"* \vli?? cm*; as J ?<>ti;'las iik-h. IVrli:i{>s I
ll'TO IJla^ b" 'llltL' Sll'jll. Ulll it has 11- ?si i X- (
kvI?-<1 I'V tin- l>*>u^!ii$*iiiren; Noxi, '.In- limit;- J
iii. men hnve pltVlped "th'eln??;lves hot. !?> |???i-- w
lit |.!t<^8fccc<1Ct'rt to ics'iiu-; llioir suits in i!k- i,.
\>>i vftiifi<in". '
JHul.,'elto;iM Uu:j I,o ovi-tootur !I.
lk??bft SntiHi <lic-< i;.^:')|i l<> :i I"1' !'n| ;:i aloi
a ~ >
v?m?i|?o.vii'-^ uj a very \"x ?i?*
osiiixn Aty'eitli <-r.fi.lt>.
Howcvci". iv vi :y (.'I'lU'riil' tmtor [,;,cviiil.*-, or
ltlice :? pro---; is ttjjlcrl iiio'.l. lli.it tin- !
l:I?io ln:if fot Is.rpiii'! Iy l'? litf S 't'l- 'l lit!* !s
it?Now V<?rk Di'Si* *;i i ion. Thu ^mil'lu-rii I - ,,
lilt is t<> lip 11 <1?ij>tV<l mid 1 ).iUj;lns t.iu-r?-!>y
trown IRiM'iioanl. TIi.-ii it !.-? minniM'l tlmt l?.,
'o -.tin Scvsn'iur.'of N^w York. ia to li t:il;.-u ' .
|> iiy ll;.* jjie"cui'li lu' f??r t! l'i< iimjcv,
aji<l st>r>ii> tij-jU'ovtiil Stiuilx-rn man 1'. "
10 Vitro ? j
Gov. Si vinom* (?! < !? n'lvniil.iiro.! fid- sii.-'i
[>? ??!ti hi. tlto-.i.rh f ;i:n lli-tl ii i' nc ( ;
>t which In- Ji.-ih no r.iuhi'.ioti Tl:r>,a v. ; v j
liift, uiVi.-srrtniii;:, nrr-l iilirnl iii. r.. h-r Jn>!iU '
ri al. jimv-V over the mn?.? i:i N* vv ?:-!c. Iroisi ;
10 nj'jM-i- <l<>wfi to i!i<> wry i tn-S i >1 i
n> |i ;<!< of thai, State. J!i-4 vms! i i
ir?ir out- a IVtnouKnf i<: Volu ill I In- ~ . of
?'\v York, tlurf.^o could riIiv
nun tie r.ssuro.l of dial. j
The Ultimo is ?*iiirnj??i<l tipon I lie I'.iciilo^Jlail
ostd Bili, find ihoiijiii thorb is a ninjot ity for i
rail mad, per xr, much and ^apparently. mi ,j
rfconcihihii; difficulty .xtjt? ?i< !<? the route or-'k^
>utes of a road or roads fit I he I'u<?t(ic. "r*'
The Atlantic mid Pacific Tf 1 > 2[ 11 I?if!, n.i
pdifii'd liy lh?' House, will he palscdf nod it J.J
ill scot!ri*n telegraphic ciuntiitiiiii-ntion with !
o I'utiific^in the coursi* of n v-nr or two. . j I?
It i? still n...t it... ...... I
;
ill lie tin ally ratified. '!"!??? I'lvsi.letiL urcfMj 1
u l^euKiiie, anil eoinihlcj'd it as kru of t!i? ! u'
!?st"Hnpoftao' <t:id benofiornl of his n<!:;iini.s. , A*';
itiou. I. ISO. !
POSITION* OF inT YANUEY.
-The followint; is an <-xiru> l rmmj^rpvrcli j
'Iivfi-?d in- Marion C"> nty. Alal.nwu, otfl
ftlUtli offSliijV.'ljsfc'i'?? il*>n. Win. I,. Van-*!
y; _ j
"In tnylriinilile oj>iii:on, we enr.not ;_-n 5>ack !
iiiioti-?tliat Convention not Invini; re !
U}U;d if? .action, not hnvillg liltvriU i'S I>i:tt 4h
?.|J'-rii!ir no oliyu^Jiuiich of p :? *v, we ?
finot to it nntl asli'fer '!? italtisit! <1 lo it
uir w it It i v. cell tvsj ccl. iiji'lyjjoj.or. ^
l?ns ln:iit|W-<1 our )>t-::i>-i;>!?-s tin- ,
i-Joot, mi.t is cnir'<i?<,-l simply in l>.:i!o: ina to
initmtc- u titan to |uil on its jilalluriit. Tn:iJ
s<jn.liter sovereignly, a .jJ lh<4 iiuiuiuim: t<? !><_
ugi.sti'jil bIikiiIiI Iiu it. At
jKlriflii'l, the South ana'North, wjro*nru op- I
ic'il to H(|iiultcr sovereignty, w-^rt - ino.-t i ' a
t? incorruptil?lc Utinocnu-y, freed iVom :il! ~
iiu of Jhninlmism. Ilicn; tneV call noiiiiimtt;
iotfiul, coii^iit'.itjotiul fi:tti:siiiuu. ,'v'
laf.Tioiuiuiltion, 1 harts t o ?]oi.htf will n-eeive
e aodgretiinent ofjljUe^mxl m.:n of the Bal- '' 'u
uof&l&inveiiliun, 111 rccfivr t'.ie vol. - "'a
'o<;!iny, if nol all, lite Suullicru Stated unci : __
VHllf! Iiilk l,,,U VM.^WII.
''I have seen uu address put forth l.y cigh- j .
?ri Sout fit-rn Con ijrcsMiu-n, hoid<ntr iLi-th a) .Aj
pe tliu Bnltimuro Convention re-'
imider^it* present plutfo/m, and yield to the i
inaml of the Democracy u correct pl.itlot in, '
d advising the seeedirtg delegates to return '
Baltuuore, I greatly respect tli4^r<''nlleiiit>ii | j;i|
10 signed this cull. JSut it i.i clear thai litis j
in cannot lift accepted l>y Alabutiiy. The :
jeiriWHMo"' Oh%?-lei?ton were jn^octid i?. (j'|0
Lire from tluif Convention, in the event the j tl.?
inuifile of protection l>y all the department* j
the (icnemlifloverninent wns voted down* I i
il iiv i-UuL II CouViMltion^of Ul?s lX'lllo
ley wits t<? F.o oiilloJ"to consider wliat wns
't i? be ; <M)i:si'(jUL'Ml I v, Uiy trujt coiiii!?sl
to tli'fi Jelc'iiLes u? rii|>ivf'<intr1|{i3 purly r
3 reverfe/V' back tX tlie ]'cinuifrn^y. TJiey
ve,iii> aul!i'?riL>*-ly |3:>ltimc>ro
Waihl will $?<fu$&5i, aucfwHI 'consider' liu
nVlS'lj&jl tar'lio done."
J
\t tlio tT-n1cn4'RaiHU'ntion Meeting which ?
e to have been'hfla at l'nneiiil Hnlj on ttie
wi[B"ti><ii*re?Leen rem] friiuk ITnii.
wapd tho, .nomination) fori ^
OOMIvJiiiKGIAL.
: - . .1
A niu.v illh, Juim 8. 1800.
VfiO*^r!?Xt?j<e offering ."We (yi'otd fioru 7
IX. ?
Columbia .luno 5, I860. 1
'lie sales of cotton yest^ydny amounted 1c#* ?
b&Je*. .l^treincs 0 lo lib. ^1, *
. / ClIABtEJTQN, JunC 4.
fxveotttja market, tnnce oiir Itfaftto.-kly r?~ IB
t>,\hns been qui^J. The boIcb for the pn?t
days h<yrevboen limited to 908 boles iirinlUtf
fur I liA m ??-T'nt * I.'" 1?? * * -
P?y > ???v ?g? mai awk "fiAU CIIlt'O f lO
7 . ? CpyrSXQM'EES- ~
MvBjyde, D liPjivdnn, Dr S Fuir,/} R Ma<
t<J*J iiC-jblvJ H Joni'f, Job A Norwoods J /J
L JJCnox. Jolui*HVhite, W C Mvdre ;?LC(^.
W\V Marshall, J Q Mnfea^mijfeut- den
fo SSCo,- J Moore, A pile w A iiVJ
Smith, Clark & Dupree. it \V. "Kflltfum{ otl
ana & Baxter, J M Pen-in'TC PerFffi Rur?
VarJf^w, H^fch Wil^u^E J Taylor,
I & McCHsla&A^nu^rlfMgarl, J 8 4'o!R^?S0fcv,
'
?4; ^ .V* _
\fc
I)i:.vtii or .li t '.:: I>\nii:i..?.lii'l^o 'vpugft'jf.
D.jiiii-1. uf Ui? L', S. Supremo ftt1
llihi <-ity y<-t,-|iV;y niornini;. ^
Uorti At H'rmv's N ' t," in Siull'ird Vi.,
sn tlio 21!Ii "f April. 1784. IMiring liis
Ijo m.??tv oF importance Oiul
f?r<<juuoi!<-<>. W Sun li<> 1 i:k1 just, ranched Ii it*
2lht-jp:>r, If wii?i-liysi-n to rcprptfciitUfs native
"cmiiVy in tin* V ii(jini;i l.otrisln??i?<i' -ft ?
tWO tirl IIH (.'1? ? of Ifco
l-'.xcrut ivi> Coum-il of lli<- Stato,' n f^r.t Wliieh
i a lull fur upwards of twenty yen re. Afte>
U'tt vinir'llio On'iicil, In; win appointed by pen.
fackwtiBUtriet .I.rlec of tin: i'c ilcral -Court,
jtnl wni sub; < ty f itIimI liv.Pr^idcnt
Win llnrdlgti) tlio lUiu-li of Ssfcnpn-mo
Court.. He occitpi?"l thi.4 position at the time
jfhis 'loath. A tVif nmiiths'sinee, Ju<lgel>atiiel
look up liis ri'-ii'l-'iK"'' in this city, after many
years alienee in Wm-hinjfton, ami his Just mo iH-.n't-t
\wr?* nv'<"'-! i" tl". ' r
... ...w .ywovtp V1 iua 1 iltll 1 1^*.
iClcLnuyd *. . - T i s .
MlMTIU. TO TilK C.ii.MiM: TiiJt. Mkucury.?New
h i. mi', .Inn.' l ?Tin- Iiiiftt 'Drli.t, of tliis even*
!tt?j |?iili!i lu'> a l< tii-r iViiiii JInv ITorsTo^, aniiMuii-i'ni;
ItiigKvl' a ( mifltiliito f..t> J
l.-lif. lit* t li.iK I Ik' <'oiiptii ution mid tlifl
i imi ?tin- only j?riin'i|>l?M wliii'h will
'<>v.-iii liis .-IiuulJ lie Liu ekcrl.
from Kya.i'!'! niMi iiiitop the rntifirnttiij-of
a tr? fi y -tiatwivn luitrl.-irid tind l!o ?Tin-iii
ity tlie sovereignty
i' 1 Sii:it!itr:s> iivcr th 1 li*y JjsliiiM*.
&) til i 1 [ il '-J bl Cds P i\HIC?R
? 1? ! li: .?
? ,v.. . i hi' ivfrn-insp at. ^1 .-10 por
. V ''ill'Jii,?,'! ;! < ..vidh wb'Mi !i\v gallons are
; 1 * 1* 'J y . ...
f. Ken ?:ik? 7"i m\ 'liolnrs cacl:.
S.-W ill!' Mn -tiii: ; at >,'. w v.-:1c |.| hm-j.
^-t'iai.n. I Ni-\v V'lt'I: J'l ii- ', a>Mc<l.
Tin'f ii.t v ' i 1 "ii (mi trial ii it -1 it-turn <il if
<:i-y iiiji Wir will tlt-livcr
li' ti: atau v laiii-iail itatson in lliotilatu on
In? sum- t-.iius. ^ i>f
FIX M AXD
.IIP ft iBIETC-'
vrrr7T>(J rY'<. f-v\ ( Vgp /T&
V . ;' "V _. ^ &' % -%~f:? $
"or '.I'luu'-s, aiitl /V,/* i/'> (j.'I ' /* jtiiShOiC?none to
i j Js'iiiiti ?vt*. titc ro
Jt-".J.Z.TilS
Fs LIFI^ AfvsliSj
I ? }< to oi-.J. r a'. I ji.vf!; ii! Ot::inl>i;i u.iJ A.qgua
> 1 , ? '
fine Cliiiia and Parian Vasos, .PnXKE&S,
??. ' 1
W <: :itv A:j''iits fftr-rt!! of tfiu subscription ^
jifljt."! ]>. Aj'plvtoii <t I'D, ihu.ii'.'W Cydo-' >
l-:i I. ;'. .1 U". nr.t r.
... .. Wi J/OiUie, CilO. V
\\ c lutv . i supply of
I-l.sih and Cclcrcd
dtiioghapiis,
Al 10 I'M4..-, in.'l lipwartl*.
We have a Fine Supply of
1.1 ;i .iijy tjrtnil sunj.lv <>F MifooMnHooud
?>ij> ?v. i.l nv?l<f,<.ili. ?-5 wh.-n wantuil.*Sjt'Itiuai'cy
in l.'.r^or tffan ever.
W.- Uuvn
11 N^KU iiiES&nvi'is,
'i'eas, n&cearoni, ^
RAi:?W5, t
pji^IlJ&AiS9
London Clul) 13mice,
j j i .n j*; i > o I Ij ,
' * paiKT^,
machine and Tarmcps' Oils,
iiUSIIKS, VARNISIPES, & .
or both of us < X|io'*(. to l>c at ttifl btoro ;
?]! times, mill \yjll t ln-rd'orc Unable tot till i
jr<*>uui- ux ^>r<*f-ft*ij'iii>ii coircrlly. AH or- '
is or liitcrs jiii ! usi)^s li:n'l la-ttvr be (lirec1
to t'li! copCJil IUj - As
wo uru-Kuth ijiysitiawns. wc f-xpect to nl: !
iittnii iirotT's< ional talis, and tlie K.?mi.>?a
on. .i i. .'h wi!i ho ren'lcrod^itboutf.addrn:il
ch.irije. * x
I. BRANCH, M. -D. j
K. J'AiTK M. D.
n I!.---]);t. Pai:kk:i wiU.l?e found during the'
lit :tl Alr.J. ttl<!:n?sfill Oubb'd.
luf 1. ISf.O, ll' **5*
Warranted of the baaV/^&Uty.'*
<T1 UT \ T ! m-v-r
i. i_ . ^ v. l J u J1 j j_N
WKKi this iii.'.lin.l of intWiiiiiigShisfriends*
;ih?i Oil- 11111 1!t; lli.lt llis Stock of L'GS
. I) jfftDIUlMS is iIo?v <]tiite complete,
ry iiilu-io eon st-lotifd with givnt
. as tn purity. Pf?\s'itiuiih' prescriptions
? l'u!lv put up ut nny hour of tlie tin}' or
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