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vf eo' : >'■ mill tile right <j ret, soil.
Ami \ilii ii iis. :i long train of usur-
pati> ns mill alni'cs, violative i'l lli 1 '
I’linstilnliiitliil voveirint, by a (■•■riiiin
iivciirdnnce with the rules governing
n!i t!fiv ilecisi«'tts, mid sniil decision
lull] b * mi execution Ibi' tli** sntno
ml i„ bi.' collected ns miy execution
rmn tin* civil Courts.
/. Tlml- nil citizens shall
] r i 'JIfnilCC ('lUillh i/Li'C, III HIllllllKMI-
for nnvs*. or in oilier
iijm- :i pm-sm*
• ih . l ,n ,l in-1 Hindi’ mu! il in s u li fuses. _
v i , . In ^ • . i i> .. Tlml coinin':.sminn (nr
nil iiKii. Imni, inn ’ '1,1,.. 11,.1’viii.r of BiHiimt'iis upon tin*
jfjn serving id' BUtiiliiniis upon
{imnimittcc, nr witnesses nr l'"f nrreat
oilier duties of like nharncter,
s |,„ll be mild.' by tin* trensurer mid
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TllK INDEPENDENT SOUTH.
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likcesTrinrtniioAiiimm run: in misnn in.
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p..,,m„-.l ol ,. 'r.!: .!!! Hrfos'iessed now b Y tbe civil Courts. »».
S!illt*S, hit* 5 ill ivi*l! 'Is to il ills •'•] ill I rni *, .1, (‘on> nnttec ‘ “
of tlio !•>.!,.i:il Union, ami iln* as-! v ' ,( ['[ \ ! tri . hirt bv instruct- Tho Independent S
sumption mhI exercise of mil malirii-, m eiKl* 1 ^ ‘ . For the nccninmodat
- (‘fll 11 W W HtTI’IKLI', i- "’M •-Ii.oi/Utl
lion., mill ri.-i’i‘i|'I f<-’ in.
loath for the War.
sumpti. , , .
able snvcnigutics, ami tor which
they, tlio said I'miiitiviil people ol the
Sort'll, have denounced us ns rebels
and trailers—have declined war
lignins! ns-
tovies wiili incendiary mid
Montgomery, siivois of the inmii.al
which military autocracy begets, |
and as the poet warrior of Syracuse
has said, we see that foul strategy j
has been stalking ill the Senate, mull
black-browed treason bolds cottsultn-1
lion with ambition mid where pa-|
Iriotism supports, vile lactTii
thwart the true interests ol t lie con ti-1
try. But we have n consolation!
with all, for our noble Executive.!
like mi Aristides, has pledged tluT
fealty of Georgs to the deflftjse oil
In r sovereign rights, and so long a.-1
ho (ills the demand of every crisis usl
he bus done, we shall feel proud ml
doing w'iinr to 1.is administration.
The liyilrii-]il.U''-‘d cormorant (Ihel
Mi hnsl
iimnoilatiiin of all, woofTer tl.e , Brokers ilicorpoinljolis)
. ili/.en or citizens, In( ' lqK . n j ent smith, riming the.-o cxeiiing t BO oftendeeoured the honest wrought
is Within their du- | times a. the following nt.es: . | of ^ ^ , )C hl „ gtric ken
with n pttlsyed blow, and now be-'
Money Wanted. cause of his rebuke to tbe disloyal
We have hinted once or twice to
ed to notify any
whoso plantation is , , ,
I ..i..i and without anv male white Three monllis for fifty rents t Six moiitlis
eitizen aide to hear arms resident OneDollar. Alwaj-sjit^Arlvaace.
hand ., and inciting msurti jtionnry .
raids amongst ns—have muider-d : hire their time, or
our t i’i.*. us mid w.tntonly plumb.:- -d t ibe
void riislrovnl on,' prof'Vir. mol • "re
thriller adding mrogama' t •> I hell'
vandalism, have repudiated times
Shave d^n-dtlmSw wilUx^ i heveafler of this Body, on motion of
terminate us l,v rapine and fire, j any nie.nher with n.second, It shall
n ,1 will desecrate our hole altars go into secret session.
a hue the ..anet it v.ifour homes, Wwrf,
bv the prostitution uf mir wives and veiling of this Body, shall he u
tiv II. pui. ihe first Tuesday ot every montli
‘“'“i; 1 ;:” ss* s-•*. •. <*-•
- piedamn i mittccs be farther instructed to noti-
1 1'v all citizens permitting negroes to
„ hire tbeir time, or live apart, from our suhscrihers that we want money
i; (Hv r u'r< fir ilm( tWy ! ami we once; more remind th?*m llml
lu.l'. bv V. .JIK'Sliul l.v. lOJ-ly wbi,
Mill! statutes made and enacted tor
s-1 the regulation "f the same.
Iivsolev(/, That at. any meeting
their
invasions of Spite authority,
hessian slmtifk are rising from tlleii
old dens ill dtaioneiatioii ot bis poli- 1
\ dnv XJ.-.1 rdla
id new ailiuuces will I
:v.' mas.' lia-o rar.. ii- will dis
continue every pa per of those sill)-
vear if proscribe these 1 heartless incorpora- .
mes niiii a
lion is coming],
until otherwise determined byitsuwu
■daughters.
\\jlli these astounding revelations
before us. and the brutal and unholy j action
aggressions of our lights and liber
ties now pending, we are impelled
the conviction, that the said lawh
and wicked people of the North have
earnestlv determin' d the annihilation thirds of the whole Body
of mir domestic instit-uiiimg-and tli'-|
Hiilijugatiou oi our jn:*»j ■ 11* to a pile!
and barbarous tyiunny. Wberefore.
thus driven to our s. // -/ifcsi ivotinv.
we do hor-div constitute and ordain
bv the stiver
scribers who are indebted one
they do not sand in tbe two dollars| Bolts,
immediately. ^ e cannot send oni
paper over one year on a credit.
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War and its Incidents.
The history of war is the history of
men and not of the mnssps they lead
to conquest or defeat. The great
^ t ions, and Air
|'‘there is an
J makes thieves
them."
icltinvelli has said,
Id proverb" ‘'/JVr 1
and J‘‘Ucc hanijs
1
The Crops.
We are just now in the fruition oil
line season, mid nil mtltire isj i-1
•r-! Halved, That any alteration or ' ^ .‘ n t ,, ouniv ersal commotion ; bilm.t with its swelling exuberance.
to j miiendineiit in constitution <>r »!■ I. f • ,i , n i.,htv i Tlie crops in this locality were in
• • i lMwsnf this Viuihincc Oi'(/aniznho)i brings to the suitace tnt , . . . ,
vJ^hiiil be cnticiVtl bv a vote of two spirits which adorn t>i» pa^os «»f tlieir j demand ol ram, though c «u\i u-ic m
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country’s marvelous grandeur or the! tbe County they have had plenty, ]
storv of Iter decline. The reader, as :
of the same he furnished to each
member of the organize!ion. ^
Unanimouslyadopted by tbe Body
Hr. CJ. I*. Powell,
• \Y. !|mh
02,
eign voi'v of our citizens, as a Cau>-t\\n secret session, tins dune tbe 3rd.
cJ I ujiUam I , bat .l--, 1 ’ | ‘ "!| j i The r<ilt»wina vigilance Cominiltces were
^the l ine purpose berein set mull ;>nd , ^ , ti;i , ,. lwir .
cla'V'l, *•> J M” m-esmation | ^ l}t —Win. Cos,
r.n 1 defense m 1,1 ■' ‘•*a*
honor, our prnpertu and lives.
It,■.solved. That Ibis Court shall
be formed alone by llie Vh/iltoiler.
Committees of the respective dis
tricts of our county, mi l that a ma
jority of'the same shall compose a
quorum. \
Resolved, That the jurisdiction i
of said Court does not seek the
usurpation of any power vested -in |
the established judiciaries "j the)
land, hut only the adjudication id
such cases as are subject lo I he ac
tion of vigillaiUM organizations, and
tolerated e.uil accredited by nil Chris
tian nations, in times of barbarous
invasions.
Resolved, Thai all case.-: arraign
ed before ‘.d i oitrt shall be inves
tigated mill decided in accordance
with the rules regulating our civil
’Courts, save the ivstriciions'of tec-
nicnl formalities, and tlml a majori
ty of tbe quorum may rend"!' a ver
dict in any case, which shall ho liual
aniLh'g;,tl._
| mid the promiso of a heavier yield
never was brighter. This season will
even volumes, never looses sight of; «»ish up the Oat crop, and the gen-
Resolved, That the constitution
and .by-laws ot ^ | lc traces tbe thrilling incidents of|
fjnnization be publiHiitMl Htui a cop ; \ ^ , . _ t _ r j
the favorite ]dume that dashes
through the ranks of carnage and
courts and defies danger—it is the
signal, it is the inspiration of the
clashing hosts—it is the shout of
victory wherever it waves its blood
M. I’, (hci'ti. John Colson., an ,l hn mke stained crest.
Uolicrt Nijrlit.
CO,
Jtctroluul, Tlfi‘/l}iis f ;
empower tin* saiil Covinulins <»i' tlu/j
Revival dintricis tonijrauize ami uiillj
niiiitViry squalls <»f both cavalry ami
infantry, of ovory citizen in saiil «lis-,
trict, nl*lc‘ lo bear aims, and tlmt j
eneb and every citizen shall 1hmv-|
qnired to have, and to Iceep at liis'
place of residence, some elfectnal
firearm, in pood condition, and
am unit ion sufficient for one dozen
charges for tin* same.
Resolved, That the Court farther
Pr. K. •!. Curler. CJ. A.
Ward, Simeon Warnock.
K. II. Blount.
Izatus Jenkin<, Simeon Bell.
Dr. 1’. G. Cioflhee.
John Barjreion, I>. C. Haily,
I». M. lleriinjiton.
John Atkin-on, -I. P. ferr}
Simeon Wallace.
Pr. I.. J. Kilpatrick, W. N.
W. IlntcliiiH, T. Pierce.
W. Tuljh, A. Boyd, Good
win At taway.
A. (J. Whitehead, G. Pow.-e
Jo!m Scott.
74 “ J. S. Inman, M. I). Jones.
James Guino-t.
75 « Pr. W. B. Jones. Robert
J Murphy, N. Be.llnrd.
71 “ J. A. Ro-ier. Joiin Forth
J.iLr. Roll!eg.
G<j } « Dr. J. S. WiPon, Pr. E. R.
Car-well, Joshua Key, Jr.
08 « J. 0. Glis-oa Thomas Routte,
S. S. (Jodhce.
05 “ J. S. Brown, Robinson Tar
ver. W. By no.
70, “ Henry Lewis, Graven Car
penter. Henry White,
JOM> T A. HARLOW,'
—* -Cunrmnnding Marshall.
It. \V. ituOHRB,
Deputy AlarslmU.
E. J. Carter, Secretary.
To the Members of the.
Vi'jilancc Organisation :
Gentlemen :—I beg leave to de
cline the honor you have conferred
upon nit* as Commanding Alnrsbal
of your honorable association, tecl-
eral report is, that it will be a good!
one.
Last week closed tho harvesting oi l
tlio Wheat, and our fold folks say |
they have never before witnessed^
such “bountiful reapings." *Wi
were abroad in Wiu “1 aid* et.i
reapers” andean testify to theabovel
report. We learn that Air. Cristo-1
pher Clarke, or as our people say.
Uncle Kit, lias harvested a cm]
which would average near 30 bushels
or more to the acre. With suclil
yields as this, universal through ouil
land, and double the number of acres'
planted down than has ever been be-l
fore, will verily fulfill the evil pro-1
The political results of the battle
ts never divined until in nftertimes,
when the experience of the past is
resurrected for the application of the
present, and the throne that lmd
then fallen is inquired of. n<nv
much more do we recollect of the
Jugnrtliino war than Aletellus, Ala
rms and Jngurtha ? The invasion
of Greece by the millions of Xerxers
has left us the Temple of Leonidas I phesies of onr Northern enemies. I
and his three hundred at Thermo- Could our Republican phylanthro-
pylte !
which
The great political changes! pists have happiyp wj'h ns a Ji
were consequent upon tli"
[days since, at tiie residence of ourjl
passage of the Rubicon, are only dis-! friend Air. II. S:ihil"t lbnT, tliougb it |J
coursed' by tbe pbilosopliers of bis-jwas even after the garnering feast J
torv, while Ciesarund Ponipev lead- bad spread its hospitable prodigality.
tug tbeir legionary cohorts at Phnr-
salia is among the recitations of even
the mursery legends P
( The gory drama of the Empire,
fijoiu Lodi to Waterloo, set'ins hut
we are inclined to think that tin'
exhibition of those country luxuries]!
which would have met the eve, such ;
as fatted porkers, grain-graz'd j
lambs, droves ofLwhent-fedrturkeys ]
dLiitncd l"i the hcrahlmg to fame .ret,no., ntyd j<><■ iu d ch^^-*vv
■ANapoleon and his Marsliall, Wei- j m .,ii^jit„red snnfe-house, n?
linbton and his Invincibles? And might be found home-cured hains.J
districts, iii etiniplynnee wiili the I,
existing statutes now regulating the
same, and in all cases where the In-
lint*
hence, to tho ambitious man docs
war become a pleasing mania, lie
fancies bis apotheosis will he found
amidst its dangers and itsglories. and
in the wild music of its gilded pomp
and under its streaming banners,
ing tbe responsibility of the position Mj e looses his self-restraint and no
and the conviction that the office | ] 011 g ur ( ] oe s the finer feelings of his
lie
empower said Committees to enforce
the patrol police in their lospcclive should be occupied by one who noi j „ a ture brook iiis mad resolves.
| only'has the willingness to net, but
; the phvsica! ability to ensure it, I
, e •, i , , i- i’ ibelT should decline the association
iertor Court has tailed to esialilisli,
such patrol legulatio.is, then shall j as your officer, because of my feeble
the Vi'jiUanee Committee ot such j health precluding that personal and
Districts organize patrol squads and ; j,|, V sical activity which would bo cn-
onforce the laws enacted tor such j clin) ]„. nt U p ml sn< ; || an office, and
purpose. anticipating being absent
Resolved, That this Court shall I mmvover, amtcipi
autlmrizc and empower one or more from tho county b
owns the power of tlio incantation,
“thatcarnage is the womb ol great
ness.” lie remembers that Moses
slew the traducer of his race and be
came tlio leader of Israel and the
prophet of Jehovah ; that the min
strel Shepherd Boy paved his ascen
sion to tlie throne, by slaying tho
which Singulph might he proud of.
with a profusion of vegetables, as]
if nature stocked the land with them.'
with honey as rich ns from Hym -i j
t.ns, and butter with the golden hue
of Goshen, to all of which is added]
the cheering prospect of a fine crop ]
of cotton, corn, peas, potatnes ar.d 1
waggon loads of Lawson-melony
we say, that they might have con
jectured anything but u famine if
every neighbor in tile whole land was]!
not in the same “fix" with our triend.:
Air. Snndcrford uses a table spoon- ]
fill of blue-stoni' to a bushel of
ter in the soiikingof his seed Wheat.,
soaked 12 hours, and is quite Sid
members of the Vigillanee Com-, I regret, gentlemen, that my health
Mr several months. ] j,; au t champion .of Gath ; that the! ,|,, n p dint such precaution will j
niitte.es lo investigate all mutters | Jm^i.nososan obstruction whi
nly or suspiciously to 'be .„. 0Vl , nls tm , iVl „ n spending
tending openly
tvensuimble encroMclinient <d‘ *»urj
lives oR-property. ornuy inwurreuiion
ary nssaults upon llie sanu*, and it
Kiich iiivestizaliun slnill cmvinee a
inajoritrof any iliroe nu!nil> , ii' ot
said Committee that llwiv is p;nill
pending, then shall «aid Committee ■ .... . , ,
servo notice upon the Command;,,:, Billy in your organization, and Imp,
prevents me front responding tovour
. | act ion in ibis mutter, for I feel con
vinced von are taking such steps as
the safety and good order of our
community demands. I assure you,
gentlemen', I concur with you cltccr-
inA’ health strong N'azavite became tlio hero -ofi c ],nlc thosniutor blast, or the plan:-1
which thus Dio Camp of Dan from bis herculean j Se]iteml»cr will en^ri^thc]
Burke lias'lnadc dou
ble or even jq-lro tvlieat tills ye;:.’
r done.
Marshall of sttcll decision, and lie,
the Marshall, sli ill issue bis sum- |
mens to one member of tbe Com-'
mitlre in each District, and h" (thus]
Riimuionedl shall sumnum his two
by your discretion and vigilance, our
county will be protected ti uni all dis»
quietude.
With high esteem for you, sever-
I ally, gentlemen, I am yours, &o.
other nssoctati's to be and niqieur at | ' j Caiiteh.
the time and place affixed by said -* o ■
summons, and s'..r the forming 11 ‘ An Oregon paper mentions tlint
said Court as herein above p: escrib-. r .,| J,,s,.ph Luim accidentally
,!( b . , sliot tdoiself I
Jlenot, q’ln.t a ]] permi's and
licepses granted to p> ;' color, ] Douglas conn
to preach the gospel shall he Iteiice-i dm lower purt of ibe breast
j canto o„t of the .shoulder.
forth withdrawn, and no |iiTkou ot
color shall be allowed to convene or j w - (|UI „j j K n „ t considunl mortal.
addrrtRB any nRsmililn^u until tint
court hball farther deli'i'iniuo, and
India:,' Oniuts.—Our Atom
ncbieveniunts, and Saul was first; s . un0 result
Kill'* because lie stood a bead higher
than all Israel. In ancient times the i d mn s J, e
rulers of the masses came up from I sty-
the wals, and from Hercules to Ciea- ]
sar and from Washington to Zachcy j
Taylor, every war has produced its
man. Then wo should not be,
amazed, if in this our marshaling,;
the bravo and gallant for tlio fierce,
conflict which in threatening us, that
the mighty commotion which is dis- ■
turbing our population,should hi ing ,
up even hundreds to the surface, I
whose aspirations look to the ferula j
Tn <' residouve . in j , ln j throne. Yea, its numbers may :
The ball entered I uverwliellll our land with tho omifn- ,
sionnfthcirstriigglesforhigh pjaoos,
and thcoutburst limy wipeout thcoltl
landmarks of onr Republic and give ]
birth to many foul and dangerous
<«*Kh.tllrequr.iMhechuivh. r .:;io,]-] or ' I mlia.i Chiefs from I "‘"‘k-' 10 ' 1 " lllt -
tics, of tlie n".pee!ive ilenoiniimti"iis| f ,, ... rise to tho surface
in tbeir d:«t!ic:*, to institute u p U-.* «*»« <-'«-'« N:l ' "> Clnlly
rc^ulii’.ion, l.v x.liidi Jin? pn.uiin-; M-’Inlosh, ami ridiunn, or Sloail-j }
moreover that tlie several ,. v ,« notice the arrival there ' , ' t T ,i| v‘’- The vessel may fie so,
j in. 1. ,.!... ...1, I • ' l ..I... l... l . i.... .. .
*>u iIk tJrc^K may .
It in ll IIKMUU-
to us that history
lfMI| A nilllll'l) !M Wtl tttl- j f " . |
cuoiiH .oiibeilie; „f slaves, on the'limn. The object, of their visit is to] furnishes no _ instance where a lie- j
Hiihlmih will..n flic* viiSniiy ol tIh-ir omsnlt witli tin* Prvsidvnt and (Jon- public 1ms lallcii but by its own!
chunduts pri«»r and after S' i v.c*, pr^hs with ndcrcncc lo iln'mlmihsion lmndH, and that liberty disseminates .]
shall h- pr. vet,lei). !"f llu-ir tenilory into the Oonfe.le- | t)|U flut , d „ f its ow „ .,‘ sl i| t . noc . Al-
Rt solved, That every neglect of racy, and with a view to get several
dull bv anv member of the Viqi- con’i|mnies of Indians accepted.- . . ,
Inner e. or C iurt shall b.- They will h ave for Richmond on j mahuly, and the usurpations ot cen- j
su
•v,l
'/ ijJcC
lo Ar
exc
ding Monday.—Sav. A’cics.
; ready wo catch the inklings of her :|
j malady, and the usurpations of ce
I tral power, hut lately unnouuccd ut;
