The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-07
GOV. sPalGaT OF n. c.

AuC ooSSIuUI VI kSbu SasohttAt - junk uuS
receiving large slIare Of the attentions Of the
Wing press Of that State A portion Of the Wings
abuse him 10 no measured terms, because be has no,
yet ordered an eae,ion, in the l2'h Congressional
District, to supply the srat made vacant S5 The re
moval Of Mr. GsAnAs. We, Of coursr, hare
nothing to say as 70 Che conduct Of The Executive
Of ,ha. STATE; Il is subject for Tho approval Of
condemnation Of his own immediate constituents,
and not for Of but we do Gel il duty TO correct
an error into which some Of the Govcrnoss appo-
ncnts hare fallen. For instance, tbe Fayetteville
0tsary, in commenting on The suhiect says:
1.-TWO ycars ago, special election was ordered in
South Carolina, 70 take place as late as The ID
June. The member elected took his sest in The
House, some time before tbe Session closed on the
3oth June" The Editor has made considerable
mistake in this matter the election alluded IN, was
that 10 supply The place Of the laineu;ed General
BLAIn, bot The member elected did not take his
scat al all that Session, nor ead be proceed 10
w.shinx,on. The length Of Time which eapsed,
after The vacancy occurred, before The election xss
ordered, and The failure, on The part Of tbe Execu.
tive TO frrniah The member elected wiih the usual
credentials, until within iew days oi ihe adjourn
meut Of the Congress, rendered IT useless for him
10 attempt TO take bis scat, and he did nOs do Il
The whis pfess in n. c. hsve in our opinion
selected = very bad preedcn, for The eondeuna-
lion Of their Governor, whcn thcy refer to :hc
c!eetioa in this D,ssre, for thai purpose II Gov.
SsnoaI was really de>irous Of preventing the
vuiec Of the l21h congressional District from
being heard in The Halls Of Congress, for the re-
maintcs Of The present Session. AID wanted high
pneedeni 70 sustain him, be las only 70 make
himself acquainted with M ii< circumstances a.
tendlns the slectien referred 70, and he uould bc
able To give such authority for his eondue,, tas
Wings would hardly Be drpesed 10 condcmn---
We wouid advise tkcm NOT TO moot this question.
MaaxPaksKxIAriox-W bad oeeasion weca
oe two sinec 70 notice misrrpsrsentpsioa Of ths
Western Csroiisiaa Ia relation to M..vAs Bpars'.
le,ier, and in Tho lasa number Of that paper bciefs
us, nc ind another error. We are supt,sei n this
A. Tho c.roiini.n has heretofore. though uitra IN
its eoarsc, a. Icas, been inGrnuous The Editor an
referring to, aud commenting on so.ne Of The pro.
eecduss In Congress, and particularly To the Con.
mi,see raised under Mr P,oexsEr's Resolution
says
"M.. slApr (vAs Brnrs, from Vermont, pse.
sru,ed several petitions from Phiatelph;a, rayns
Congress no. to admi, Michigan into the Union "a
Stats, unless si,h Constitution prohibiting
slavery
In The former error Of TIC Editor, in praaoun.
cling Mr. vAs BrRxs's lct:ar raak sboiiGos, NC
though, tha. he might perhaps hare worked him.
sctf into The idea that tho letter was such 40 be
represented II 10 b., but in tho present instance
ws have no. % much charity; VIC cannei for mo-
men, ,uppo.e ,ha, The Editor does not know .ha,
a!r. SlApr Is no, q Vas BuRrx man; but on the
contrary he mus, know that he is one OF The most
bitter, and uucompromi,iul opponents Mr. V. b.
has iu tho House. We woald mol support any
cause requiring such arti6ees To sustain it.