The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-12-31

thai animated him at Chippewa and Bridgc-
water, Is sill distinguished in bis eagle
eye.-Riehnoad EsTsirr.
From the R,chmond Enquirer.
Tue BLuxpERauss Ar WAsnrxGroS.
We advise the Washington Telegraph.
TO be li,,le more chary abont its facts
| The slang uhanser is sometimes guilty Of
strange bInnders in It's rcminiscenccs:--
For example, the Telegraph Of Monday
last says. -
.in 1902 debaic Of some length was
carried ON in the House OF Representa-.
uses upoa The proposition whether we
shoail nuI haze The tira0s oi all tirtr rx-
tcsi,rncies, The fIesidcnt vi the uAalcd.
States, stamped upon our coinss and II
iaiicd b, very small ntsjoriiy-thc Viz
sinia Vice President, William Smsh, res
Ting Tor IL"
Judge William Smith did not yoic for
liz. The William smith here noticed, was
q Representative from Charleston. and
uis.ius sulahed n.en.brr Of The Federal par
Is. iie is The member who ID named tin
ar. Jrierson's Ana, p. 1867 as ono oi
",he main supports vi tthe Br'ush) insc-
rc.,'' in this coun,ry--so al least writes
"a member oi Parliament from borough
in Yorkshire"
rno telegraph of the same da'a bor.
rows another blunJer, which Se th'nk u
our duty 10 correct, on the authority OF
.Mr. Opie I,,tnsrlf-thas runs The article:
..snE sAw vfkatSrA SExAToa.-ihr
Richmond CDrrcspunden. ofthr Noriok
tierai,i informs Us ihuI the new Senator
from Virginia, the Hon. x. Z. farker,
agrees thoroughly with Mr.. Van Burcn
on tie constitutional power of Congress
10 ssoilsa slavery ia ,i,c Dissrie, oi Gd-
.a.s,i,,a. iis,s assurance was gwen lts
sesl..s, by SIR. Opic. Tue Chairman 0i tho
mc, ting which ls,.slcd his noIninaiion.-
We canG0t say Thai VIC arc surprised III
this, though We very much rcsect It.
The Zines require M iudiriduai oi far
different opinions. aud icclings. Judge
Parker is = man Of sworlh and inlclligcncr,
and coming tom u parl Of the State
somcwhai infected with The prevailing
philanthropy, il is to be feared that his
course in the Senate will not be ouch as
10 strengthen The banda of the South
We wait, however, Tor an occasion. s0on
10 bc presented 10 itsi the orthodoxy OF
his vieas.'
The delicate eaycs.drorpcr. who thus
m,sreprcsea.s the proceedings Of the
Caucus, should blush for tho honorable
Office which he has assumed. The spoYc
statement is miserable misrcprcscn,a.
lion. Mr. v. Buren's namc was not
mcn,ioncd-bu, on some ones asking for
infor,na.ion as TO Judge Psrker's orin.
ions IN the rish. OF Congress. &c, the
Chairman replied. tha. they were perfect
" correct; iha, he (Mf P.) utterly dc.
a,ed any rish. in C.ngress 10 interfere
With slavery 10 the district Of Colum-
bin.
The telegraph is singularIy unhappy in
it's private as well Ms public records
With the view Of getting up sorry slang
abont q family compact in Virginia. il
has been generous 10 tack FIVE gentlemen
to ,hc list, with whom VIC have not the
honor Of connexiou. Its BROTHER Of tho
Whig has caugh, the same cue. ard is
going Of on the same scent. lie for.
soo,b, can,s anil descants upon Family.
which he says has engrosscd The honors
Of the Commonwealth. Yes, he who
secuted some years ngo this idle story;
and disclamcd all sort Of belief in tho
pamphle, abou. the Richmond Party. IL
il were worth while, we conld hun. up
his own contradictions Of The rumancei
and with The true view which he then fur
nishcd of the matter, put down Ills insid-
ious CLOSES Of tho present day. But j.
is slang utterly unworthy Of serious no.
sicc. According to this jus, and liberal
doctrine, every man. whatever may be
his own merits or services, is TO be pro.
scribcd from Office. because Of his inagi.
nary or distant affinity 10 one poor Edi.
tor. who has as little lot or part in the
appointments. as the most obscure ci,i.
zeni in the country of Lee.
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