The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-10


ths 1 ntsresss Of shs exporting St1tes than.
itiat of habisnall5 aising Tesenue 81 dylies
|on Imports. lps the purpose .of sdistritniiag
& among ihr stsioa Its iis to 10 hoped
|thoss54e, 4hst this bazaId dous, but recessa-
ly mes5ase. Nill nos continne q sinaic day
Ibeyond The neeesl;ty whjeh gave sise ssoit $
but thst the fedefafreasofy Mill % reduced
within eoutisniional dimensions. by DE- rs-
gutar pfoees sof reducing lhe dusie ass
soon "a this can Be. .done eonsssscntIy Nishaha
plishted fsiths IS aioDareas. irnphed @ shes
As % the disposition which L my bea ~
pedient fe the Stnte % make of this fund
i appears 70 fpe, thst regarding il ID assjea
posite, tie obsipas course will % 10 piEos
il ID the Bank AZ ihe State. which y q
csIlJ ihe Treasury of The s,tate IS II 1ilt
bo hssd Ike % osiseT deposifes. O q rostion
Of ths capiraI of the bank tot t6e time bs.s1
ing, and Hisl justify an extension 81 its upss.
ations, 10 pspprtion to ate amount anss pfd5
bahle continuance of thc deposise. II sy0ls
should concur i. this. view of the cub IS
viii Be- proper thas yUu sbnuld confer sspe.
cial anihosiiy on ths Pfesideni OF G:as5itr q I
The Bank of ID. Siato or SSuih Gaf6l,nas fos
receive { q shs sums 2 iha. shssl g ,abls aadst
TIE aforesaid ses of Congress, and q sign
sho obtiea,ioas md acknowledgement lhe1es
in ptescsibsd pledsine nm taab ef III,
sstaie % rc4und tho money ou slisa ,reauisisicu
Of The Secss4asy ol The federal ireasnsy. Its
viii. then. br: only necessary ,oscqaess si.is
latter o@cer % plsce the. sums % which slser
Stats msy b ep;alsd, 9 ihsy saccessisely
GU due, in lhe Bank, and o de credit az
ihs Stais of South Cafoliaa. s.
] lay before you, In eonplianes with
she request OF the Plesideni afihe Con-
seniion which assembled q, Knoxsiile.
on The Ash uf July last. 30 consider tho
subjsct 0f 8 Rail Rosd betWecH LouiS.ss
vile and Cincinnaii and shc city Of Chsr-
lss.oD, acoPy Of the proceedings of that
body. ,I s::esss
ss lnone0f the resolniena uilieh Yonyin
End anaong those preceding ans sappeslf
80 faads % The Iegf aIatnres 0f tho Htasss
[ihrorsk sfieh The. eopesed, RaiI Rosd -
intended 10 psss, Tor libtrss appronFin-H
|tioas iron their puqlic trcssuries in sups
port OF this great work.
An enierprize 90 gigantic IN its astsrs
and extent, and 30 magnificent in4it1pr0.
nised results 10 lhc prosperity Of south
Carolina. prc-ominently deserves, ands
will doubtless receive your fayorabls eou<
sideraiion If saeeessfnlly conducted fu
III iinAi fseeompI pIishmens, it will ba9a q
monnm1ii worthy os she ags, and of uhicl
The greatest empire might justiy % peosd. !.
& ls5sill prodacsstho greatest resoansiDMs
In commerce. ever effected 6y an ariIfcill
channsl OF communication, and not lessss
importans than that which wss pspducssts
By Tie disoycry OF the paSsaEe round do
Cape of Good Hope. With other causes
AoW fortunately cooperating. il will ena-
bic Chasleston TO reclaim her lost sadsan-
ta1ss, and 70 bscome the Emporium Of sshs
yast aad incrsasing fcreigns ecmmerse,
1..iSh b founded upon The agrscultarals
produe.ions OF shas south Atlantic and
Western states. Nor wiliths adyantagcs
Of this change be confined 10 Chsyissson.s
Every par, Il the Stats will enjoy iS dReS
proportion Of them. A Aourishing cams
mrreial emporium. like the heart la tho.
animal sconorny. diffuses life. energy, and
health, through the whole system. IL stss
the City af New York. communicating
with the world BY the ocean, and with
tho interior by her numerous channels. 4
na,usal and artificial. that inparts wealth
sud prosperity TO the rernotest extremilies
Of that great State. Make Charleston
the New York Of the South, and CORES.
pointing advantages viii result, not only
10 the interior Of this Stale, bat 70 the en-s'
.i,e region connecssd with that city by Tho
Tics Of can.ne ercisi intercourse.
Within ! ccrtain sphere, accerding toa
we'll knpwa principle Of political ccono-
my, III. brue6ts of Commercs cannot be
localized. l,s beaefccnt effects are 60.
seniially dif6sisc.
lfthese views are Just, and were pro-
periy impressrl upon the minds OF our
Fellow Ci,ixrns, they would tend greatly
10 do awsy thss local spiri. which. hy
seeking to sccomplish mere local purposes,
miah, eubArra.s the progress md asf
The symmes,ry OF .he noble s.ruesnre We
"A .hou, erecting. have too firm a 70.