South Carolina

-Mr. Mernminger, theonl y man n the South Carolina tegisíature, t wonld secm, whom the gods have nol madn raad, has broucrht iu a bilí to nbolish capital ptmishmeiit for forgery and other crimes. Amoog the other crimep, the Cth seclion specified Lliat ofaidingslaves to-escape. The bilí was referred to che Judiciary Committeo. whoamended the section so es to tnske niding a slave loéícapo, pimishable with death for the second offence. But the Housp, after some blusterinj.' digcussiorr, eUwck out the seetion as naiended. pnseeá ihc bilí nnd eent k to the .Señale. So tUe aw will si.iü taña ns t did whon .1 hn L. RVown wop senpnc?(l. DRATfl nmWVV OFCILERGY. fnr poiaiiax ■' ''"v '" tiíf norih s'ur, nnd saViW:'4-oHuwtbai and be free."- Boston Cftrom Gok, Aflost, the naw governor of South Cnrollna.spys n iiis inaugiual aihlccip, n reirurd tu the expulsión ofonr g'Tit, ".It wne a tx?arv ifsfon, an.l Í, trust wijl have its pj er. .iii,'wt ." Sp _4o wíj