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I; VOLUME 2. CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA, APKIL 22, 1851. * " M M HER 32^
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mgiarwLMiiHfiii ? a mxEstBrnrnmammmammmmmam
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL r
l'l lU.lsilKD BY
WAKKKX k PRICE. [
tim: sr.mi-wkkklv jouknai.
' Is published nt T}:r? Ir?- nml Fifty (VnU. if paid in c
advance, or Four I>>-I!nr.? if payment te delayed for three
month*.
, TIIK WEEKLY JOI UNAI.
' I? published h! Two Dollars if paiil in id\iuiee. or Two
j Dollars tinil Fifty Cents. if payment is delayed for Six
months, ainl Three Dnli.us, if not paid until the end of ti e
? year.
j ADVF.RTI>I.MI'.N'l'S will he inserted at tlie followitij
rales : For one tsjttare 14 lines or less' in the seuii-weeklv.
one dollar ft r tie* ftrst, am! iwenty-ti\e rents for eU, ft
I>uhsf<|i)eii1 insertion.
t In the wee|\I\. seXenn . li\e en:> per square ftir the tiret.
ami ihirlV se\eii and a l.all rents Inr-aeh siihseijllelil ill*
aertion Sineli! inserts n* one dollar js-r si|i'are.
The 41111n*>* r of insertions desired, and the edition to :
fte pnhlished in. niitst he iio'eil on the niargin of all mlver.11
i. . t ....l, I v until or*
I'-enn-liN. nr win n- m?
I dprcil to !>p ti?in*-''. nil'1 rliarci! arrorfimtilv.
Seiiii-iiinritli'v. iiintiihiv nn-i i|iisirt??rly Hihoriihrmruis
t linrirfil tl.p ?:tw* n? f?r si iim-ninu.
hfv#" \ii cogiiin :iiii ti.11<>:it* In mail mini lie p<??t-panl oj (
pprurc attfiiti'iii.
Tin- t'.illiiwin; i an" Ajj'-ot? fur tlir Journal:
W M. ( . I .?.?i iin. In'iii'ii.' \i??*?il.
Col.. T. \V. Ill KV. JarkMililiillU . 1,1!II-RMT Pii*t.
S. II. l?o<?i:u. II-*j.. I.ancn-t rviII**, S
( C. Mrt i!i \j\irs. i ar.li.o'i, N C.
\N . C. Muokk. !> ).. auiii'Mi. S. ('
Anil I'ti-tm:i-i> r? ar- r .(U?'pJ In art a?onr Akphu.
w. ii. u uoniv.MW.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Camden, S. C.
(Ojjkc I lit m-<i:.//i l;j iit rt-,:r i.f the Court Home.)
Wll I. A I I'KNP I HE rOfllTS "K
Darlington it in! Smnter Districts.
Busiiifffi'tiinipii'iS him wii. meet with prompt
i snd oivtul att* Mi- July -'6
15. vv. ni A .W 15Kits.
? * *- Ji -.nf
Receiving ana irorwaruuig iiviwiam,
* v '>
Buyer ol'I'otlou n;iil ??il??*r Country I'loduor,
? \ M t.-I N. s ? . '
TJATXSKS<>\, .1
I! \ \ K UJKNT.
A.I. 1115 Dl II ST \ M? olT^Sl rK h WIM HoTTI
WILLI <\ AlOOliK, I
i! \ N K \?:I-:\T.
And Receiving and Forwarding Merchant
(" \ \i i> i: \. s. c.
RKFFnF.N* !.-?\\ . 11. E'(j. Maj. J. M
D?fSau?iir?', 'J'. J V? ,irr* K-?j. ,
J jS. ii. KKJiNlIAW.
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
c \ di:\. >. r.
? ? o .
Wii! h'?i ti>! !!: t'trr!.- ??I ivr-in w. .niun'-i.
F.iirii' i<l. ai.tl r !Ji~;in
| <irt?n IV.i*. I'c ii'-fi.j K- i'i ii-i-ii ainl fur
1 hiil.-t.v .S7/ \W ?V AI'STIS.
;?pt vr a
ArcTH?M-:i-:us A: <;i-:nki:\i.
< i Mi h V >V (
Jan.'!. Bry
Goc^h.
Subs'-1 l?-t iias ' ! ii h b'(>rk ( ;
!_'() J'jj? 'N ('iit'.ij; ( w i n,
Tift " 111.11,? -;M;> I
("lii' k-'. Tirkn.^. Si<\v!s. Ila lik'-nliu'V. |
Tw ? ii<" t--iii' I>tn.iii?n- tVr.. w >tii a.] i
artirli'.* u.-uiliy kt1, ' n< - ? !! ; -irt- ;
iiif-nt. V\ M. (' 11' " ?I5 K
Kfb. 11 li ii'
To EIrsit.
rpiIAT brick H\* f il?:?if uicl store, nor? to tri??
I ' M-i:isioii (fnUst' 'tow oiiii;i i ii ' V '!' l'o:inell.
Apply to J I> KK!l>ll\W Kx'or.
Der'Jl" lo| it
\I,f. porsotiK i a\ n_r (iotii.Miiis fto^inst tii<- K?.
Into of .1. ('. !??.! ;, :'? ? M w ?i (iM-soMt tl>#Mii
Iiroperlv ..ttfstci!, utKi !i."-o t >.I. tit.-.f ui,| inal.e
]><ivinotit to .1. IM M.AI', A'lm'r.
Jan. :id. 9 it
1 ('as#* Olives .-tnir ?! u itli Am Ion ! ?. Ron ivnl '
atiii tiir salr l>v ^ 11A W A Al'STiY
17<1NT.IKIMI f'OTvTnl > A f ? i.'.N jm: iwd
tiy >11 WW \ I > I IN.
holier.
\ S 1 am alioiit to \11,j- Slate, to trav>-] ,
j. V abroad, i li< r>' v ?| Mr. 'Minimis l.ai u
a.- inv p ii* 131 rp i.:. I . a:: i i to n.\ at!:, r- tin- i
riiii; inv I- Al>AMSI?\
F. If." 14 l-'i *-? II (
f' \ SJ IS 1 ' I'iini i-? *i?-1 - * 11 ._r n! I % I j 111 r!|
(io(im ln-rri".-. I,,-ii1 i"r. \\ hurt.'"I't'irifs and |
l'iiilli.-. r^crjv-d and i"! -aI*-. b\ \
SI I AW 4 AI'STIV .
IS II It j 1
11 ':?>? l'at.? ti- I' ii lira.- Siru-?<?* ;?it. Hi- '
v.,| n( .i ;. r i.v
Jan ' M! \\V A AI'S'I'I \.
\olirr.
n.\\ I \ < i li ?| : . I , ; ? r I * .1, I I, 1)1
( ( ) :> s ' > .)! . .1 , . ? | \ , joe, Inline: \
Ul IliC ll5 in i - i. I' \ e ,*, .Su-,. | bf.,'.
Ii?s|iecl!iil.;, i inr Inn., l "... , ;.,,t.
folia o*'ul lii> line; i ii .I. i|,. | ,
Tliioe I:I J lil'-ii In in*" " iit'i t,v 0|- n|,e:i ac'
con ill, art* imi if' \ i -1 i I .. . ... , .. i' ..
old si a mi ami > ' ; ? wim ii w " m. title u.e i
Illv t,\i i| ft|e*aut |i|t-i|ls. S l;K\M l.\ .
A l<tV R'V 11 A l? JIM
\\ i VJi >i i|( ri. I
w), k !:n\i:s i i: r: . p
J!\ i?r m!-. ' >11 WV A M'STIY
I-M.. is II
?) I'.lil.S. K-n: . !' ti?:i I'un**r < :.i I.' r-.
r ) p ' !' ' ' !' i 1 i ' \
M!\U A M'STIN
I\1S ! * ;i.
sro'intj Sjiinit.
Mii.< I! 1 r v. . -r . < . . ' r '.,mI .
I lir I ' -I < < ! !!? I .. ill- li (In-. I
;i1:, | . |ii M 'A" til V. . I, If... 1
- I "J. T i I 't *" '! li.>i.ill v. ,t?.. .re
ruti'I' ll I" I"ifi' k IJ- I' r? i.! SI! \ V?.
1)?.m , 'Jl,?:!{ ! i'V : J..v\.
THE SOUTHERN STORE. .
11,1. who wish Bargains, are inv fed In rail ai j
K. S. .MOFFAT'S new Southern Store, i
Iniil Immix' aliuve t lie .auk of Camden, w here ,
liev will find a foinpielc assorliiienl of
DRV GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
oiimsIiii" 111 ('..it, as loliows:
Fancy ami inoiirni: g Flints
7-5i am! 14 brown Shirtings
Hi do Denims and .Marlborough Stripes
Sattmetts and Kentucky Jeans
('lutli* and fancy Cassimerea
.Negro Ko sev>; Bed and .Negro Blankets
.Mou? Dt- antes, (iiiighains, ?jfc.
Groccrick.
Brown, crashed and clarified Sugar
K.u and Java ("otf"e''>
New Orb tans and West India Molasses
Mai kaiel, .N'os. 'J anilB in b.trre;*
Cheese, Ujce, Flour, B ti'oii and .Salt
Raisins, Pepper. Spice
Tohaccj, .Segars. <N' r. i r.
llai'ilware.
I'm kef Knives and Forks
urii..,,ii, , ^i,,| iron sin.cum
Tract.' ami Halter ("lima*
A.\e>, iiiiiniitcrri ami Hatchets
Spades, Snuv.'Is .iini lines
ll.nul, tn11i ami crosscut sr?s
\ ice--, anvils ami liiacksiiiitli'M bellows
Nails, brads, lacks anil s|i
Kind), pad closet and slock locks
11on s(jii?.r?'s. compasses and plane irons
ihusbes, blacking, cotton and wool cards
Mroadaxes and sic'lvards; pots and skiliels
15road and narrow Iron \c.
Heady viutle v'loMiiit;
ot every description.
Sai'dlcs, Mr.dies and Martingales
< 'lockerv and (J I. ss w are
(iiini v and Dundee M-ieoine
Kentucky |{upe ami Tv. lie
Together vvitb every other article usually fount]
n a ?\eil seiei ted stock ol [try (ii?.d>, (Iioceri' n
mil I lard ware. All ol w hit ii v? ill be suiti eActedne.v
low tor cash.
*-jr?"The bmlie.-t market prices |>aid for cotton
lie: o Imr counirv produce.
Dec. J I, K . S. .)/< FFAT.
NEW STORE.
r!TMIl' Mibseriber is now o|n*iiinsr a lartte assort
1 Mi-lit iii(>i'(Mi'i'i<> aitri Majili' (?oo<lv
n tin- Stun* Int.-ly oi*<*iil?\ Wiilimu J. (i--ral(i
- ot tlii- IS.ink of I aiinli ii.) wliirli lie will
:i.-|ium- of at < "liari* vtnn |iriri-.? |iirca>li.
Tli i-. wi-i111 ir in jMirfiia.-i' vxnilti ii*-> well to
ail ami \ainiii--i|i?- ?u>rk, ?.,oii.-ii.--iiiifl[ in part, ut
iij>- t??:l?;\viii4r. \ 1/:
I .--a f. t rii-li.-l. < .roiirn! nn.t 'Irn-i-I'at-.l Nnpsni
n < r--i?. I i.rti' Kti-o anil Orlran* ?lo
N \v i?rl.-an-. Ali'*. . \:n!<. ai... ( i.l.it .Molaneti
J.l Lit. I..imnr:l ail-l II I't I '..|?. <l
Iiiii|M-\?.f.-r. ^ >.ii?i:? II i *"ii :i>i ! I.uirl; Teas
Sj- rin. \-l:iinnmirn- aii'l Tal|.-?\ ('ainil.-s
V. 'Ian ! I! Ma. I>:ir.-I. mi |!arr.-l*. Ilalt'iiial Quarter*
Will. . -i ill,.| Illlll.T III*. llllMlllll C||?c?t
S-..i|>aii-l >i.i-rli. n** <>r!.-i|
In r s I iini-r N iil-n.".-. M.hv au J ' lu?es
l'..v .|.-r S-...T .... I I .'..it
11..r !u ar?-. i .iir^.'v . \a.I- a*i-i I 'a*Ilea*
l'a.:;t?. I-i11?- - l M. iii I hi a...I L\ n. >.
A I.-."
It'.-a- li-- ' an.I n- lil-a.-li.-i| v,,ir':u"* .in 1 Sln-tinji
ltl.uin.-i*. 'I- ! Tift,*. \ .-r- < li- .-li* ami '/.naliur^n
T-t wii'i a I;>- a**.-:un-til of
&?<;}>< att l Tuiiio.
J. \V. li!!.\!)I.i:V.
i a it :---i s i s-;.| "Jit
j/'< :t*li |ini.l lor < 'otton nil I ot'n-r l*ro;ltu-<?.
' *' ..i - i, . _ 111?t iii.. liiul nil I.it hi' M.i.
Ii'?*r:ti.v l{.? |;i!!sr Chans 111 AI-o S??winsf
I*itai!~ iti |?Iu~ii ati?i ii;?ir: m tv nt-at artirlo mikI
it umimi;iII\ low prim-. C. 1-. OIATTl'A.
.Mill Sic.
M !i ?i.nlj'-'iii*. III.', in 'JO ilieh
M li Ci.iuK>, ^.-or'i'il ?i/??a
.Nuriii t '.iio iiy, Mii^i ?ii .?ii<l "c-'riiit 11 o!1 na
U ?r-\ a?.nni"il in.hi Jl in.)) ^i!lo.is
I * i :i: I r.Ax ? -. I in 'J4 iiirli.
M :i Ir?11! .? v 1. .<1 tin 11 *:.i*ii l?? onl^r.
a/, do it .11.1. i < 00i'i:i:.
Ji.'v^ .'li
I" / 1 MZ)? Ih'tI lii'inlocli L<>atlM>r.
# l' 7 Just ri'i-t'ivril .1 ml Inr s.iii? si 1? rlc per
|I,. I.y J<>| I \ \V. Ui{ A i|.K V
? I'.UXKS Sinuki-d llu.ilMit n-ivivfj and Ijr
> ) i,> SUA \S A. AO TIN
FhIi. ]? 14 t('
MANSION HOUSE.?:a
>i 1 > 1". s. c.
1NIK iiihI't-iimi'-'I In-ir- li-axo r-liirii liis jrnl-ful
ilmnk- inln- In-iiil-. and lli?* lri\>'lhitj I'ulilir. lor
III-- lilnTal -n|i;M.rl w linli In- lia- r>i i\-liii'' In- Icm liri'n
i|. t'.nr iii'-i.tti- ami lia? -.ii' T' il ii|>-ii In- iIiiiha for
i-'.l w n'l r. II. W.-.I. In-r-jv I" -?? l".i\ --r In |il.'a? all lliut
ii\ i all iii-iii linn. Iinili rii li and |??ir III- llmi-i' will
in- t< iiinl hi I iiiin-i dt?iralili*. -ilnal' d. ainl l?*-l furi.i-h'-il
ll'ii-l- in ( ani'li'ii Hi- vrvaiil- :?l-? will be
t'.ilii'l ri-|?< Mill and nll'-iitm'. and I Ii? li.ldc w ill lie -ufi
[dii'il wnli ill-- I -1 ili?- inarl.'-l ailn.itlli
Nialili*- and ( arriai**' Ilmi-i - an- rm'inv Mild nIwuvCiilK
-ti|i|ilii'd wnli I'rui'iid't.and an i ij? ihmh i'iI lln-llrr
\n I iniiilm- rail- at I In* I Inn? < x'-r\ in"rnni'!j l<ir |iav
"11^.1 is lor ilf ll.iilfii.nl. t i\i* iin.' u cil. and t. ?i iu\ ui-.m
x.... I ltd in".
f-u !- ..iiini-u I in''
ijuin\su\.
I'io(>r clnr.
?'inn !'-n K'-bmarv 7i'n.l*j] II if
NEW MUSIC.
I liititfirinn l'..;r.a. I*-.11 al. In I. n Li li-lai|" I jlm/\
i;. \ . v it rii.-i K
\ I'm I :i.a liwlj :?? ! -} ! iimi. 11 v >!i??
\ ). !# i I .1 ?i-1 k
>r:iii.] Tritilii|ili.i! >|.ir li. I ! by Mi?? A?lf
lli.tn.-l... k
\|: r? I.- ?l" Xaici< ' Hi I'V l\.ir| 11 Iiti~r k
>1. i. Ii- .1 \ 11 .i / i'ii-- :irr:u.??l (' > h?ir 'iu.nl\
|: I I,- ,i !. :ip-:i!l l?:t'iiiml rti. I \-r; |?i| ulitr
I . .... i il!u-:r.ii>-I w illi it rri'i I tiirl h.aiitil'nl
, . I I In* I'ri.fi.?iir I l.-ri f V W
I . I ;iiiibri>'i!*' .mi ? ' ?n Ib'iiry I'. iJitf.
I ;.i- M *tt:?'*! - I' '' t I l%lit*it, i it.
I'.-lil* 'uhr.l in ? I't.lka
"I Ii.!" \. .1 ,j.i
\t! . ,|n
' i.. it., til*., 11ki( <)
' 1.1 i. .Io iiiti<i.;iit iri? ifir Iniaau* durt la ll<:n
i:-..i:ivt,ltirr W ,lt,
I' iiiiv I.Mil!'- Sonc.
I -:ir ? I> ii ! \..i|tl, hv Mi-zarl
I .. \1 ,ri.,.-r I I,.I, >|. ;.,.|V
I if. \\ . II '.. I .. l . mi.; 11 j -oil"
.>..t !\t.u - I:.,... -,A.
V ..ii I'.*
'!.? iki . I . ? I inr Jthij I in.!. !u Inl. - It. n
I . ni l ?I nil- " ? narifs, s. Ii.m.U, at, I \| )
11 . *i t will* Xlu-! ?' ai I't** t*.w?">i ..ii.. \t' ihi- t
..<% li|IJ-|l till' will'' > I'll' 1 S I V # ] II..IV VM-lli.j
i > .Utk imi-I !? ail in
' I ??!;<.I! li \ I I mi'!
~V\ Kiuk' >1, ii t>! i I
r.viif: ( i;i>to ponton
i'im ricsfou to ,\ch York.
Thr Crrut Mail Route from Churl est a it, S. ('.
IKA VINCi the wharf at tin* loot of Laurens si.
J (iaiiy n> <. |? in. alter the arrival of the cmtith |
prn cars, via V\ iIiiiitioi?>n am. Weldon, Petersburg, j
Richmond to Washington, Baltimore, Philadel- '
phut. ai.d to New York
Ti.e public is respectfully informed that the j
steamers ol this line, from <*li ricsion to ? il
iiiiiioioii, me in first rate condition, ami are navi- I
|*aied l?y \s 11 known ami experienced coinniamj- i
ers, ami the Kaiho.ois arc in fine order, thereby I
securing ho'li sal'ctv ami despatch. A Tl lit' 11 i (?11
TICKKT having already heen hi operalmn will !
be cniit.niiod on and at'er the lirst ot Oct. 1*49. i
as a permanent arrang-mienl from Charleston to ;
Arte York. Passengers availing themselves therv.
oi will have tie* option to continue without delay
through tlit* route or otherwise, tostop at any imtuediate
points, renewing their seals on the lino to
suit heir convenience. Bv this route travellers
may reach New York on the third day dunng tnisi- j
i.ess hours Baggage will he ticketed on _oar<l |
the steim.r to Weldoti. as likewise on the ch nge j
of cars at the intermediate points from ihen(.e to
V- X- -I. 'Pi........I. 'I'u.ijui _ ...... >,< ha.l
of K. 'A IN SHOW, \m;nt hi the Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad (' itupanv, ai the ullice of (lis
(ini'l nl Laurens street. In wli-in pic;ii>e !
Hpliir. For other informatio inquire of
Fj. C. DUNCAN,
at the American 11utci. |
i Ma,-3. 34 tf_ .
i Family Groceries.
SI 4* A SC.? 1.1ini, ( rushed, I'uU prized, Clari ed
hnIn and lu-own 1hi N. Oriejits and \lua. .
I'nvai'o.
COFFMF.?Old (iovernnient Java, Rio. l,aguliM,
('iiiimhue, Hroma, Cocoa,
j Till.?Imperial, (innpowder, 11 vswi. Silverleaf
Voting Hyson, Orange Feline and (ioiden ;
("linp.
FLGF 32.? It.iItiiin>re in Hlils., I'xtra Family
F.uiir in Hags inun selected Wheat. Ruck- '
w iieai,
ItK'Il.? Whole, Maccaron.. Farina, Currie ;
I'nVVll.T.
' SO.\{? ( iiemira!. Olive, Chinese \\ ashing |
Fluid. Cas:s|e, ' 'ideates, Fam-v.
II A.11Halt mioie Su/ar cured, Dried Heel", :
I..I M:ii*!ji>rel. An. I. in KlttS.
Stimuli ilii.. il.uilint. Frc*li Silnmii, l.ol?t-'cr:-.
Sardines in whole, )ih11 ami quarter
huxi's, I lerriujj, Potted Yarmouth tin.
rxgiux-. From tirouse A liiiU'hVM'll( I'll
ileru iM-tl .mil 1,?'W is.
Ei E.Tfl'BE 8 l**.? Won ester*It ire. I fnrvey, John
I'.ii' T'-mi.i "e, \\? a lout, Mimiim .m, Kim
(> ().; S i,'r . IV'iq ' ami I' t'1! V njer,
\V. \\ :< I.I ,(! liu . Iv>-JI ill >1 I'.'eili'll
Mi.s' il. S ..ii.:-!i Olive*. )'i. >. A .i'itav
.1 t! i\m|- nsj.
1*5* uILi vi Zi* . - I'e.M'ii'--. A |?rii fits. Prunes
in tin* r "im Jmru. I'ti'i? i|)p.e, |, ':ie.*,
I* iiin"*. V. ...i |'el v* tin., Mi m ue iv .Ijiii.
I'M-. I.' i .* I: l |'|I| Il'-t
E'A \ it?j Sij>.? \i-u 4 itu'i! S i"rni. .V ear Ja
,\i la ii !.;.Hi', \\ i\. reii.ied Ju.
lli-? e.\i-ij aiul in o.iie Uv
SHAW A At'STIX.
Hew Fall Goods.
rs^llK - ii l 11: i. i fi*jii'ft{ull\ iiitmin* In* friends
A .iin! tin j 11: ir siem-rull',, tli.it In.' i.- lio'.V rvcei\
nig in* I'a.i -u|'|'i> 1 I
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" flesnlrrd, That the Federal I'riion having
failed to acconi]>lisli the end /'or which it was
designed, we are therefore rrtuhj and wiiiinp,
and feel it to he our duly In irilh I raw fr<m it."
? Lancaster Resolution, adopted Oct. lNoO.
Mk?srs. Editors: \V:dimit assuming to
myself any great degree of political knowledge,
for I a..; no politician, and laying claim to only
a small share of common sense, 1 venture, in
the exercise of a right accruing to me. as a free
and independent citi/en of a free and independent
State, to give a farther expression of inv
opinions in relation to those political matters,
which at this time engross the puhlie mind ; and
in the issue of which, 1 consider every individ
u.nl member of the community to he lealully
and deeply involved. He who has devoted the
least attention to " the passing events of the
day," cannot fail to perceive that our political
sky is black and lowering with clouds, which
too plainly portend the coming storm. The
mutteiing thunder and vivid lightning are distinctly
to he heard and seen in the distance,
and should admonish us, as a wise people, to
prepare for the worst, ere we fall victims to the
relentless fury of the blast, and are swept away
as with " the besom of destruction."
\ iew me not as a nervous and timid prog
nosticator of evil, when I say to you in all sincerity
the times are portentous ?more portentous
I fear, than many are disposed to believe.
In consideration then of the threatening prosiwi't
lii'fnrn iid fluM-i* i< h oiii'stion of .-LoonUm"
J.V1.V > ""I | ? - -I I O
ami tremendous import, which naturally presents
itself to the miml of every citizen, upon
the altar of whose heart there hums a glimmerinjc
spark of that patriotic fre, which cheered
ami animated our forefathers in the day which
"tried men's souls," and bore them victoriously
and triumphantly through the ordeal of the
American Revolution, How run I best serve
mil Stole in this her dmj of trial and of med?
Before we can arrive at a correct conclusion in
reference to that line of conduct, which duty
ami pot riot ism would indicate, we must reflect
well upon the past ami the present, with their
relative hearings oil the future. lVrmit tne
then to ask, what i? the position of South Carolina
at this lime in tiie eyes of the world, and
wlut are tiie circnm*t itic.es attendant upon her
occupation oi that portion ! it must lie admilted
on all hands, that the portion occupied by
li-r i> one of open hostility to 'he people of the
North,andoforoirrdre.sistoori totiie/i/.v/legisla
lii.it >! u r ml; I..W.4 niul tint il*ttl i* i t il. u I 111*1 If llit V 111 till*
" " " v - "j '
councils ol tin1 .Nation. " 1 lie ruhicon has
been passed," ami sue must adranrr in t >r fare
of nil coiisraumcrs, or full buck inlo a stair of
t/isurncrl'iil rasxiluor and of infamous band
tor. Disguise it as uo ma v, this is ihr ri al
alliludr, lltr true /msilion n/ South Carolina at
this hint'. 1 liavc mil tin- inclination, il you hail
the patience Im hear with the recital, to enter into
an clalinrate detail ul tiie I'oul wrongs and
oppressive exactions, wliicli lor years have been
in a gradual course o< intliclion ujion ttie patient
and lorbe iiing -soiitli. The catalogue is
long, black and sichciiiti": at its eonteiuiilaI
o i
tion "humanity shudders and patriotism weeps"
? the cup id oppression has been lilled to the
Iii iiii, and she must train its dregs, or dash it
from her lips v\ itii disdain and contempt A
.short tune since ami she sceun-u tlcicriiuiieu uj?011
the latter alternative. The .Norili beholding
in lier uni mi their destruction, lakes counsel
of tiie great uimlerii political ihi.-rulapiiis.
The Soul/I must In ilirtiliul; ami tor tiie accomplishment
of tills great ami nefarious eml,
her sentinels must be attached, must lie bought
, ever.
It is useless to experiment upon C arolina's
i sons, t he soil who h product a n ll.tynr, o
\ McDnjjic, ,i ('ullunin, is mil conjeni.U lo I In
J growth of h ailors. Mississippi is selected, and
they succeed, t. lav ami 1 oot-- retire into the laboraiuiy
ol the gi eat sorcerer, in which too many
mixtures have been compounded lor the
unhappy South. They remain days and nights
in their mystic cell?eventually, they appear
with the portion that is to do the deed?its color
and taste have undergone a change. W hat
ingredient have these political mountebanks
added, which has so transmuted the whole <//>pear
mice ol the poisonous draught Hear, ye
sages ot the land ! and do Immage to superior
wisdom?a itilie course brown w/gf/r in llie
shopeofa "Fugitive, S are lin-,' halo ac.iieveO
tnis wonder ol wonders! And ii-m, \e i.igiate,murmuring
(J.troll..inns, in ><t' ic-.tlm, ami
ye inliatul.iiils ot "the woitil and t ie lest ol
maukiiid" in geueial, in tins decoction, the resuit
01 uiidiiigut toil ami patriotic lalior, tieu >! !
the grand panacea (not l owiiseml s) -lortiie
vaihMii maladies of a diseased hodv politic.
Alas! litis tncK ot sorcery proves suceess'ul.
(ieorgia gulps it down wilu /a->l and exclaims,
how dcligatliil ! Others swallow it uit.isomc
show nt dissatisfaction, while South I'aioliuu
presents tin' jtrond spectacle ol persisting in nor
101iisal to ijuall the contents of tlie accursed cujt.
Laving niota|ilior and irouv aside, 1 a>k, \vanot
the Sunlit twelve ntonjns ago iiuaniunt.is
in the opinion, that the ti'iir If n -i-i nice /mil
arrim/'. Who inolested ?tn>/ tonh/j against
the plundering legislation ot tin* I ongicss hetore
tlie last I Not Soutti t' .loliua ?lor ill*
.1 tact ol indisputable uotorielv, lu.it Iter ijuiotilde
at that liiiie was a inaller ol surprise to
man v, and not a lew leared tnal a woelnl cuange
had come over the spirit ol ner people. I pon
the general conviction that soinetning kIioiiI?i
he done, who propo-eil tlie .\a>uville I oinrnlion
Not >oiit!i t aiolina.
Several Sonlne/ii states (and with tlicui S.
ClIl'luM) ll.l.l I I I \ ? ? IM'IIIM' llif
Uoil'l UH'I ul^ll llr.lM'tl. Iil.lt 11 j . I till' m'l'il
r iu*f "I ri*?I 11*i tliry u'ouhl re<i\lf ami
twist ill 11' 'i >) '<//: / </ //'/ > I a h s u't.. mill/."
ij.l l.iioi' ft 1.1111 i*\ rut - urt'ili {?i/1//./ . iithl
nun ! :iin itdil Oi.t n ci'ufciiijilultil. 1 lii'uiaioi ii
ty, as if to experiment upon the value of Snath'
ern faith and Southern honor. wit i a rec!?l
ness unparalleled i;i tiie hi-lo-y of modern juv.
eriioiHits. mar lies holdiv, not only to, Inst fa
heijtuil. the lint* winds tin- South a<i dawn.
an?l upon tli" ilrawi ig of wi.ieii she liail said,
"thus far slialt I.ion c i n.-. and a ) farther. ?
; Resistance, ill the lorni i. : f ? -:*ti Coatederaoy,
was tot* rem n,,oi wait a ali seemed
agreed. An equal an mi ni! v oi o a no,; seemed
to prevail. tiiat -one- <>:ir .Mate should lead
off. South Carolina (that tin.- /' //ou.vy of liar
sisters might not lie aroused; was held hack
under ''hit and la doosi " (reorgia assumes the
leadership,?-and all concerned acqui'.ee in the
assumption, and yi -M to her the honor ol to.il
proud position. I nd?T these ci.etims'anees,
South Carolina, that her <////</,-./,/ calmness
may u *t he misuiidersrooii, sivs ! > in"-, ?"he
not deceived liy my seeming tranquility,?ii is
the quietude of the sleeping volcano, - i.i t..i-?
contest foi our coiiimoii rigats, i will stand to
you ?go as tar as you may, and as ia-t as you
can?not siuinlv to vour hark. applauding and
cheering, but a! siJc, sinning with you,
shoulder to slioiiljft", tin- stoiiii heat o! the
battle." At tiii? time I'U-n tiling appears to
be rolling on s.n ? it.iiy to a favorable issue.?
Our masters at ?V'a-? n igto.i behold it, and tremble
tor tin* coiiscipicueoa. I'ii *y cannot fail to
|K*rivive in tiii? unanimity of the South, taeir
own fate. Like Uchiiazzar, they >ee 'the handwriting
on the wall," ami like iiiin, tlieir knees
smite together.
I Georgia'* sentinels are seduced. Toombs
. and Stephens, prove false to their hithertoavowed
principles, and recreant to the plighted
. honor of their people. They sell their Stole
irilh its glittering escutcheon, " for a mess of
poltngr!" Having consummated the sacrilegious
deed, they return to their betrayed and
bartered homes, anil exert themselves in endeavoring
to cool the patriotic ardor which nervi.lui
fhn Statu from centre to circumference.
They are painfully alive to the horrors of their
, situation. They feel and know that their po!
litical salvation i- the stake hazauled?and thus
feeling and knowing, they travel?they labor,
they toil lor the accomplishment of their purpose
before the Convention meets. At length the
crisis arrives?the Convention assembles, and
the result proves that they did not toil in vain.
I Georgia?the once proud and noble Georgia,
' alike forgetful of tier past history, her sacred
; vows, and the giory of her position, b irks out!
I shall not pause to indulge in mournful expressions
of regret ami disappointment or of unfriendly
reproacnes towards our sister, my ob
jeet is simply to present a brief statement of
facts, that justice may be awarded wnere justice
is due. Georgia then, not only declines
! the leadership widen she Had voluutaiily assuni
| ed, but expresses her acquiescence in those very
! measures against widen she so la.ely had thundered
her anathemas. The eyes of tne friends
I of resistance every-where now turn to South
1 Carolina. It is admitted that if'a blow is to be
struck for Southern honor and .Southern rights,
; \/i<- wit/ strike th-tl blow. This is tne leeliug
[ outside her borders? \Ae .vw it?shrJWlx il ?
j xhr kiioirs il. Her legislature tliily appreciating
1 tiie responsibility ol liie position tuus (weed
ii|ti?n her, as far as in tueir power lietii, eudeaj
vur tu place her in a state <d' preparation to
meet that responsibility. 1'iiree Hundred and
i tilty thousand dollars are appropriated to mili!
tary purposes, and with an eye to Separate
j ."date action, a C onvention is called. 1 he elee;
lion for members of this august assembly, in
j whose hands is to be placed tae destiny oi toe
I State, is held ; and tae result is, that an overI
whelming majority of candidates who iiad
openly declared themselves in favor of seces*
si m?and of secession by Soiitn Carolina aj
lone, elected. And yet strauje to say, tnere
, are those, wiio, witn these facts staring taem
( in toe face, have tiie hardihood either through
I gross iguoiaace or nil.nl perversion, to stigma:
Use the present |iositioii ol toe -state as one of
I arrogance and presumption. We have no
j sympathy with, or respect for such slanderers.
I Hut to return, il what we have stated be cor.
reel, and we i]efv successful Contradiction, wo
j put the question to every candid and unpreju
I diced mind, in tlie name of all tuat u sacred,
1 are we not committed helote tne wo.Id to scp!erate
state action \n?t \ve are inns committed,
I contend tn.it tne propri t> ot tne deed
| is not to us an open |ne?li.i.il nut is Itirever
! closed, so tar as wo are eo.ieo.i .i. . .?? .# > <?
'a\ lint ii lias been s.,j j. ?.,..i x icv
tne people lias not liee.i nea.M ?tnat "lliev
tne people) did not torn out to tlie fit cl'.ou."
hi repl\ we would >av. Hi dicr of prntilr
I u.is ha ii hi itril; a.n! .nlmitiin" tne trutnol tne
latter pail ot tne statement. 'va >ien i Jo not.)
I we uiiiiiil til.it flir >.'/<, 'and <<1 cnirse e?ei \
eilueu) is a> tulle com.uilied. a> it ever\ ma i.
won).ill and e*ii|.|, I. ni t.ie >e oo.imI i-i fne
mountains. Had inniciied to tne ,?d;s e.i mnSse,
and witliou a solum \ exception nnd east taeir
votes just as tlie "real iimjo. itv did in tne late
election. Tnis proposition l?ema sell-evident,
needs no prool. It tnore ore, lollows neeessa
ulv, that ia Iiii' j>iv.-ei:l attitude ol all.urs, tnere
i> hat one coui so lo I to pursued In every citizen
wlio would In1 true to ins allegiance to rsoiith
I 'a'olina. i lio i|in >liou tii**ii presents itseli in
Ino breast ol evoi \ patriot, ' Iinw can i in t.n>
! emergency bi'si sono nn >tatc I" A* wo are
not disposed to nictate to otuoi's, wo sliaii leave
t.iis query to !?o iiioHci'. ii at too liar ol ovorv
in.iii s conscienee, and swnplv ?:iy wiiat <
' I iii my will mil tend to nor service or advantage.
Ii certainly trill not tend to tne service ol t.iO
."late to sligniati/o and reproach lier. It can
be ol no iidi'itnhioc to ber. neitiier does It comport
witli I'oirioiix.ii to assinno |iroji.'ielic vision
I and predict tliut tin- con volition will never
neel. It ii rta inly will l?e ol no service to tne
-Mate lo propagate tile l il.-o and absurd notion,
I oat I ho "aboh; ioiii?t>.it lue Sot l u do not const ilute
one let)in oi tne people," neither can it bo

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