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krluagATIoN.- N.-South Carolina still Einus to be torn by civil discord. The |ffsB having had a majority in the State |lsbtnre passed a law requiring all per-

 who hold any office in that State to |aba oath ol paramount allegiance to State of South Carolina. The Su- | Court of the State have declared aR unconstitutional. The nulIifiers much incensed in consequence, and |gnizing measures for the enforce- : fthe lest oath in the ensuing Legis-

 The following call for a public

 to organize opposition to this l 5Mis from the Greenville Moun-

 These good folks have very near

 the point of cutting one another's

 Not. Baa.

 ln.TEST OATH MEETING.

 eonsequence of the NulEfcation |ag at this place on Monday last, re- |laig that party, and uniting their Preparatory for the passage and en- lnat of the odious TEsT OATH. it is iHd all important for the REPUBLICANS |aenvllle--friends of LIBERTY-FREE- of CONSCIENCE and the EQUAL Eafs Of MAN-the enemies of TYRAN- 'nd PRoscRIPTIoN, and the lovers of EsaHd good order-to meet, one and al ths place, on Saturday, inc 27th 'aaSeT, instant, for the purpose ofsign- "a a Protest to the Legislature against Test oath' and counteraeting those e.r- 0lf,'nQy srsrtions, now making through ], me State, to DIsFRANeRIsE portion ae fREEMEN of Carolina, and reduce \ N, 10 the condition of SLAVES and ''oALe. Sept. 6, 1884.