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Gapttcl Don Steutafeiten.

SWoursrDaft.-3m:i Ysrfpnen, Ramen5 u
IS. 9Ginn unp Soiepb 9. 8rcmn, ;anften ftb
IN elmer Stitld, S.pilbsn Yeru uno @bicaor,
SainOiS, am IT. .. 0N. SejOe sogen piitoIen
unb itboiNn Nb 9IsihSeti9 einanesr foo. gs
ner srbjst osn Sbub in ben Scpf unc re0tn
@s9nsr bePam i'm rurb'6 6erj. Sis parsn
bic sinSi9sn paiTAasrs unp Dattsn libsr $1,000
be )ttb.
OriDt6wsitn in OtIFiiippi.-Gie @r.St.
0ltritt Soar! pcm fdslitbsn 9ilfrjft, bat sbsn
iDrs 9iem0sn bs9cnnsn. lln9efibr Gin une
jpanSig &unrsrt QrcSeiIe rparen auf Der eifs,
unb ein 5:unpert Camper nnrsn bsfbditist.-
SGlsdr 3ttsn.
Srauri0. g. 8atss gSbartcu gcbn ron
s. 2GBartom @Sq pon 9etu SrIsan6, murts
auf elmer Sa9b in MiiiiiIppi 9et6tet tarb
cas- Suiiu9s 2oa0cben elmer 8lints bic in i2dn'
Den ieint8 Sruoer6 mar.
500 9sfunpsn.-9sr &6rpsr sjae6 ManntS,
Der naD OfutbnaaiTung lhrn 3 2Sobsn trb
srmeien, mures tei PsnfcIO [H, 81 9sfunDen.
gr bate an jspsr SsIts be6 &brpsr5 sins 9Ebl5
fw8lafdN. Sis6 mar bjnIdn9Iibsr VewsjS
auf lpsldDc Grt CT 81 toSc 9sfonlnsn.
@ienbabn lln9IliG. -99illiam Qsmmpn, Der
i,usits Snasnsur an Der Baltjmors unp Objo
Silsnbabn, ptrIpr fitrSlitb bebe Seins ais bic
locomotive bon Der Sabn iPrans unb ct auf
Die gdufsr Srwcrfsn murhc.
Gin ibbneS S@ih BON $50 Scnntn qait
muros am Tcnnerita9 NabmittaS in gattis
mere pom Stapel 9claiEn. gs purbe 9snannt
Tippceanee une bat Elm polltanbi9ss 8iIrs
nib @sn. i2arriicu5 am Srpfs.
Ser Ylan, cine Gompfbopt. Qrnie Spifben
Sranfrsicb unp ZEN Scr. Gtaatsn ;u srribten,
it pcrlduf8 5ur'it St!e9t, weiI Die Soften Su
9rrf marcn.
spes6urtbcil.-Soitpb SadIon, Gin Sorbis
9Cr murrs iu Ne>p Cattle, 9slamare, rsrur'
tbedt, uno ipa am 23. tieftS 9cbanst perben.
Selbltmoro. -Wlatttja6 !esnelsr Gaifmirtb
;u Qaneal1sr ts9in9 pprlsets WcIe 9slblis
moro pNrD stlSH SIEiu.
Slautr perfaufta in Cincinnati am l9. Wai
iu So 20, bas 8a6.
Die Gtart Cairo in SGnris, fol Tus
unttr Q8aGtrftin. Die gjnmcbner fabwn ale
ab III 0ampfb6ten na0 trpfnsn Yldssn.
g,n. Scfcpb &trset @9snt fir bic 9at unb
Spr SnOiansr, ltarb neulldb auf Sem 9ssmoi:
ne Stuls.
@trf9munetn-Gin 9emiiEr GSlicn Ssr
fbmanb am IA. W1oi ;u gortDamptOn (Dlaa)
unb man bat isitesm nihts pon ibm 9sbtrt
einae perionsn bsoauern fsin Gerftbminbsn
bepnbers iRr. Slapp @efdnsnlbmdrtcr Der
iDn fir Qfsrteiisblsn in Gerpabrnn9 bate.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02
Or. getop's 0lut-Nlllen
Sr. geiou's Slur-NtlIen !
Or. gelop's 9lut-Vlllen ,

Gin srplItr sbeil oaprn 1T @ariarariIa
Sino bic sinsiacn teitsbeucen piasn wsltbs
bic ,tarfite giseubsit te0sea fit bic 8sinis
suu9 Der ginsswelre itnc bic Vdbseeit, su
sleictsr Seit, eas Gebllt unp Slatur su rti,
ui9en.
Gr. geiop'5 glut-lillcn,
Sinp aus (oIben mepijiniItben grraettn 3n.
(ammsnaeett, peIhe fttcu Don oen berhbm,
teiten Icr5tsn IN ben 0sreluisten gtaatca
anse,panot rpnrcen nuo i'll Der sau5en lDelt.
Or. Qeiop's Slut- Vtllen,
@ino sin fthsreeSsaenmittel tsen bic iieslu
Gfstte mo Solacn bon Wlerfurp nno O1ine'
raIisn, occr bic aefibrIiben Gffefte bon ben
fcbletttcn lraenscn unr Quad WNoisinsn
BON Ouautla!te:n nne auelaneiI,ben Smpcrs
ttrcn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02
SEER Miro fit @an Vnren tImnlen =?

SEER miro fir @an Yuren itimnlen 2
ans bic pSli9 ;ufrsbsn fnS NIT bsm jsei9en
Gtanbs unitrsr An9cts9tnDsitsn.
Ollie mstDs Gi9entbum jsesr Nrt auf te
6a!fte cbsr auf ein 9ritttbsil fsnss 9sgsnmdr>
tigsn 99ertbss bsrab9elcst ;u ba6cn mi'nfben.
q etac melbe cen Qebn btr Urbtittr auf 9lei:
bsn Ius nit ben surrpdiihsn baten mcQen.
9sas msIbs ben Msi(btbum tsrjsni9sn psrs
srppIt ju batsn ,pinittsn, wclbs @sIesr auf
Mort9dtlb ODER 0cnt6 ausIsiben.
ALE msbs minlben, ba6 Die Nrmsn INNER
nbns gi9entDum arm bleibsn follen.
NQe Srbs, meld)s ea5 Sntsrsifs Der as'ns
terbaINr Dem SltsrsiTt be5 @clfs periieben.
AHit sinsm sSrrt-UNe rje 81 Gunitsn bss
SartSslo Suttraiurp Svittn16 iine.
oBer miro fir S1rrilon ifimncn ?
aas melde cine 9!rbciFrunS unicrer Gants5
8inan,> unp Gsihdites@nBeIs9snbsiten plins
ilbsn.
2las mclbs @i9sntbum in isinsm 9Esrtbs Su
erbaltsn unt ten 2(rbstsr fsinen rsttmdif9sn
9sroisnlt Su Itfrn mNnihen.
9(as msIbs bic jun9en Wdnntr ron gbarafs
ter, absr pbns 0srnc9en in 9lsidsn Necbts
NIT ben Stbnen jbrsr reiebsn 9tahbarn su ies
ben minldsn.
lac peld)s 0taubtn,ba6 bic nrbctsnos SlalTe
rnftres qanos6 in bsiern 9crbdItnjltn lttbt
n;s ss in europa, uno esictbe 70 Su srDaItsn
,plnfbsn.
2lGs wslds cas- SnttrSIe be6 @oIfs bsmSns
tsrsiTa Der AsmtsrbaIter pcrjIcbsn.
2tus ntlbs milsne linp, eas Experiment, eis
nrn MslbIl Der Ns9lcreneen, ju prcbren une
nid)t f. fart ppu Yartcgsiif 9etlsnrst iine um
ftb baron athalttn 81 IN(itn.
sSn Surpm-2lae Die 9s9en bas dcart9slb
GubtrdiurD SpHsm ltnS.
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81 4 &, II &, {.
Ntaeina, Wf1i 10,

Ger ltnteyittristens tsnahr,htiAet hismit
eractcnit allie iclchs Spcricncu bic lcb irltt
nofb pcrietulrtt pilicn an leinsm
Stiefel- uno Shuh- Stobr,
caB er frius 0iehrr in Die 6duec bon Gbars
lee Grerellr geq. sum guforprn hbcrses
ben bar. Gsltte, ete nocb itbnlpla line, ,'pirE
ocn peb! tbun renn fic ioalsict anruffn, ua
Soften sH srfraren.
Ibr.bani lyon.
TCablns O1ai 10. tp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02
Ncilt $. @sntcl,
aut HrlcbrithethAt? I?

0lsier fam im 6srtii y. =, in 2l'rrrifa AT
unc irll ittb oracnpdrtia, ,mis man rsrmuthrt
IN pbiaetlpbia aufhaltcn. @5cn Batter 3hrs
mas serris 2&cufrl, rrimd,t jtrsn Wlcnfebshs
freune, Der nter reu ss9snlpirtiasn Iufcnts
bait fcinssSsbHcs SlAttrrs rMsn iote, ihm
Sltsse Wahridt nntcr nahncbcnesr Nrprela
&c 3ufcmmen ~ lagta:
&bDmos 9eIpis Gense(,
Srmb Sallcp, gcntrc gcuutp peun.
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Go eteu empfauden

Vcn S(cu Vorf, asfauft auf Iufticn, Gin
atcHes IHrrtemcnt pcn Sdneiosmaarens
ais frlne SScacr'e nnp Oit SHcbm,lIcr ame,
rltaniitf SlithmcNer unr Gaten; Sarfetnc,s
reneli'r; weItbe aIlc IN Serrinssrtrn sprsiisu
psrfauft wcrseu, bcl
Iieim une Miller.
NeaeiE9, W2a l9. GnL
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02
Nn 9)Ietlntfer.

Gin srrder 8crratb BON faytsu, faitare
baltrunoen Unp slattei, stnsuptm tattaro Se,'
len, nettt eturn aIlasmeuen Nhortsmeut ans
pcrc Tclen, itbitltb filr O1aidlnsnmeiltsr
mo 5thmisos, ju rerfaufen kei
Neim uno Miller
efs Der DcuE uno sttp e5traiIfn.
Statinl, sUlap l9. 6m.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02
gforlge cSvcrelI,

9enatbricttiatt cractenil titrmit ieiur Srtun
er, caB er fir tlnen furssn 3ctraum isins
Umt,tube erSffAct bar, in osr 4ntltutt ron
Aenrp Eboaoe. esq. an ptr C50ofeite ssr
Olts'pcnmitya,le, i'm nah'tcu 6auie erm CT
ber Nctten rosr &NcntahnzSuart, no CT III
jerer Gasef;e,t aHSurrcfsn 1T.
Seaoina 2Na i9. tp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02

1n l9ten Wlai, gu Orwiaeturs, an Der
Ans3sbrnn@ 3. G. .Wilbelm Bauer Ornfsr,
(stscren 81 Stnttaaro, in Dsutftlano.) i'm
Hiter BON 28Sabren, lOD1puaten II. | 93aacn
2fm often Wlai. Serr Dieter Iuvane, fri,
ter ShTltf, I'M Alter pcn .3 Sabrm
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02
Il II { Ii II Ola II q.

ltntcr;ctbneter bat Inttalten sctrcfcn uno
miro III tur5cr 3eit ttl ,5m crltslHsn siu
Ccutlbcr
CtppeGa=oc AalenCet,
fir eas Sabr l64l, ,pslebcr nit ;chu feinen
5oI5ititern ar5!srt fem pire, pclebe be slc'
rslbsn 3baten unp 9crplsults ose Generals
Sarrifen eariteen. 0lcbit ben scwtbnlls
bcn aitrcncnlIben Serebnuuasn miro sin
Atrib iemes >sbens mno 5anolunssm OAv,n
1lteinen.
ommttseu. gluts, 9tcbrbaltsr uno unpss
re, werpen teim Spnnrert 81 9baler psriss
ben, rsnn Srttrlunaen lotalo ME meslidb an
untsrjcitbnetcn pcitfrei einaelanbt msroen.
Noorefe : u. Il. Gage.
Illentaun, psnn
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02
2r. 1tlrn's Slut-Nutn.

5nb 2lnn Nu,6, 2ln'i Werturial, 2lntiGHals
lcnNaft unb ssasn ale Eranfbclt erycuatMcsu
lIriAtfrm crsr sessn ris gonltlnItirn marFtn.
ps Sutitanjen.
Gr. 2riSD'S Slut Dilleu,
Oi6acn aHaCpentst ,ptrrcn tci jnn9cR nnp
altcn, minnlitten uWo peitliebsn, in allen
NN bitniiitu, nhnt NhfhaItuua non Grteit,
OlAt escr miillAcm ,ctcn, uup phms 6urett
fir SErraltung.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02
Gr. 2ticD'S 25(ut-VilIeu,
,06rt ,pa5 Doftorsn ia9en! Don 81.
2eop'e Slut .NiQen !

IneSNa ron rlncm 8ticfr rcn Or Scwarb,
ratlrt VetcrstHra, Suni so, 1889.
"Sb fanr bic VlutDiAgn aIs cine bcrlh3
hhr pnraau} unp &stlnt Wciniaunh fanr
Ite milo mo ianft in lbren Wlrtunacn, fsiMc
tteIhofte Stanfbcit erse,scnn i'm W1aacn,!rits
iCbmrrSrM &c. ,pelde acw6hnllth pureb Spur
SanSrn rr}cnat nerpen. Jtb alautr, rak bic
1Slut sDiIlen rle anertrdftiaiten in erltErnj
(tne, "cn alien III Scrm bon Dl!en, 'mr irciB
ras f' IN nnsdtIitteu SiIlrn rie tGIten WsrE
tunSea bErecr9stratbt battn."
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02

nuns zines 0ie pTiesntsn warsn 90 Stjms
msn, ba9cssn 1872. Sit eabsr bic 8sbauptuns
rss @fcbe nidt unpsrfhdmt, oa iis 10 msitpen
ter Mebrtcit sntftrnt III
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02

Ter 5turm gu t1atbc3.-Ssribte ron
sislsn trauri9sn erei9nlilr lieftrn gsu SrIe:
! ans S(dttsr, rpcpcn mir frlgenbcs entlebnsn
sim l5 OIdi fenntc mob feline genaue giTe
pcn Zen Get6bhten onge9cbsn rrerpen. Had)
Der Msnun9 BON an9eitsltsn gcmmittsn iplI
NdD lire 31bl auf 300 tslaufen.
Die Sommttee meldbe onSsiisut mar, bic
NniabI Ger psr!crcncn Stte iu erforiben, BE-
rittsts 60 perloren eesr bslbdpi9t faif oae bs>
Iabcn nit Slautr WslIbfrrm Ghmeinsfeifd,
une SdmalS, uno bic gcmnljttc 9Iaubt, raf
piels BSts NIT jbrer 2aeun9 unp Mannihaft
rsrlrrsu ain1sn, moron feline Ratbridbt erbals
ten Wcrrsn fam. Rab alien 0ermutbun9en
miro an9tnpmnlen, bas 255 WenIbentebsn
ilxf Sen S6ten ptrIorcn ain3cn.
3is Shr9cr pen 0HlIFinien &auntp, (WfiT
battn cine @pllFte bon $1,000 sur ltnteritdts
sung auf9cmalbt une jpei l.,errsn con Hrlt
Srl:ane unttri;brsben jtesr $500.
Oer!uts eincs 5a>itfeo. - Gus Nafsts
GdAf YotanN, mtde0 AM 1lkn Nfai Won
Slsu Oorf otfubr nuroe ouf brber Gee pom
Bills 9etrcfftn unb 9ani surtb 6rucr ;:riftrt.
Yana8itrs unb Wannl boft in Allen 63 an
Ger Sabl, nurbsn nolDtsm iic Npci Sage So
Ssson0it aub0eitanbsn, burtb baS Sdiff Shfs
ton, eaptau Sn9erirL 9lhfIicb 9crstt't. llns
ter ttr wertbYouen 2abun9 bes Gd)iHt6 befln;
ben ll,b $4,000 in Gfi;ts. Der 9anjf 0sr.
jui+ mirN ouf Sl32,UQ9 onasi,k(1acn Ole
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Nn Slider uup SaQer.

Der itntsritbrifbsnc 5sist t,crmit at, eas
er tstn SSiibeu unc Sa9en auf lclnem tauee,
IN Wcbeien 9auniebir, Ssrfs gauptr, or,
laAtt nnr tab aIIr ,clebe ,pcItbs nsiss nittt
attrn, lth elmer CITRATE Won 2 hls StaIer
fhuIpis MADDEN.
5einridb lDeTItY.
Nai, 10.
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Gr eben bat Die YrsiF psrlaif,n unt III in
Der 9rufersi bisftr 3situn9, ein;tIn unO in
9rt0trer 3abI 81 babcn ejn fir rle bttrsfrns
ZEN Hanrrcrfcr unS &hntIer h6hlf nle!lteS
QGsrf, betitelt:
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batter

~WTTt II kI't IINlINt
Sinrcn Gin are(Its NiTcrtcircnt non glieils
waaren. Sartru, Ocl, GjiaR .o, um isbr niss
ryise D:sNs, am Stetr Yon
Eeim nnS tfIiltr.
Wtaolna, Oial II, 6m.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-06-02

0'5ltnitre .6trreu gcQeacn uno 1netrs
Die nod SIblcripticns:slfen far poe wsrfs
eben III Sclls batch 0lnc ltfltt eriuett INNS
pielG!tcn 5otaIb mic m6allcb cinSuicperu INC
inns alsiebscina ~ teuscbr'cbtiacn, mrbn Its
lbre GrempIare asirbifs 3u babsn 'ninithrn.
Staoins, rcn .. Snnl.
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2lllta fclhcn Qerlcnru, ipeieEc 9Sdhdfte
trcitsn bic cten inl 3lte! pcs .Sutbes anas'
fibrt fnp, erlauben mir uae pen "pratth
ihsn Watbaeber" ais eiH bottft naslltbcs
8utb 3u empfcblcn, NEIL ft nlbt alrin piele
Soften fir Die Serti9una ibrcr Irbcltrn ers
iparen, icncsru aIrtbSetia aus ccafe!trn plcs
Ie l0nfs fit ole 9critboacrun9 lbrcr Artei
ten erlsrnCu.
Ger prne eee wcrftbtne 1T 70 ssrins
ais m6elItb arttsllt, un autb Dem penlaer be-
mit;slrn 5aupwerfcrn cine Gt!cacWbeit III
setcn teb raf1Glte au3ulhatfen.
Sir SutbhauDlrr unp Antsre, weltte i'm
GrrGen 5u fauftn whnicten feRsH or fri3rns
DC Drcife ftt:
/ 90 Grctnnllrc III nutin NOAnnhInh &ln Oh
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-16
Sherif's 5 Sales.

II y virtue Of sundry Executions to me
II directed, Will be sold before the Court
House in Camden on the first Monday and
Tuesday in June next, within the usual
hours Of sale, the following property, viz:
The Defendants interest in all that lot
and Improvement thereon, situated on
DeKalb street, and known in the plan of
the Town Of Camden by the number one
thousand one hundred and seventy (l,170).
bounded east by lots numbered one ,hous-
and one hundred and seyenty-one Q,i7l)
and one thousand one hundred and seven-
ty-five Il ,l75) west by lot numbered one
thousand one hundred and sixty-nine
(l,l69) north by D.Kaib street and south
by lot numbered one thousand one hun
dred and eighty.one Q,1sl.) Measuring
and containing front on DeKalb street
of sixty-six feet, and extending in depth
southwardly two hundred and sixty -four
feet, levied on and to be solids the pro-
perty of Tenant B. Lucas, at the suit of
John J. Blair and others.
Conditions, Cash. Purchasers to pay
for titles.
RENT. GASs s. "A.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-16
BENZ. GASS, .. 4. d
April 1R. Prs. fee S3]
JAMES CONNER, 9., IL
vs.. Attachment.
April 1R.
Attachment,

JAMES PARKER.
BY virtue of the order Of Court in thds
case, I will lion the first Monday and
Tuesday in June next, the following prop.
erty, attached in this case, as the property
Of the absent debtor, to-wit:-
263 acres of Land, more or less, situa.
ted on the wates of twenty-five Nile
Greek, bounded on the north by lands Of
the estate Of John Chesnu., on the east,
south and west by lands OF tho estate of E.
Brevard, 2 head of Horses, lS head of Cst-
tie, lot Of Hogs, and one sett of Black.
smiths Tools, all levied upon and to be
soidas the property of James Parker, -
the suit of James Conner.
All the above property, except the. .lena.
will be sold on the plantation, at the iesi-
Gence of Emanuel Parker, on Tuesday,
the second day of sale.
BENZ. GASs, S. X. ..
Nav 16. prs fee, SO 251
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-16

Hail Storm.-The town of Fayetteville N. c..
and its vicinity was visited On Saturday last, with
most tremendous hail Storm. which did great deal
of damage to the crops within the range Of its in.
Auence. It extended over space about a miles
wide and perhaps 80 in length. Some Of tho stones
measured9 l.2 inches in circumference The Observer
says: pigeons flying in the air were knocked down
dead, poultry were killed, horses standing in the
street were frightened and gallopped off in all di-
rectons, and, indeed such scene Of alarm we have
never witnessed"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-16
0AmD1N JOURNAh>
OAn6DEN, s. 0AAoII11A.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY Is, ls4o.
THE MEETING

The public meeting at the Court House, on Sa.
tdrday last, the proceedings of which we give to-
day, was moro numerously attended, than any
political meeting in this District since the memora
bio excitement in 1928. TIE object of the meet.
ing, as will DO seen by reference to the preamble
and resolutions, was to nominate Candidate for
Governor, and never perhaps was there 80 much
unanimity among an assemblage so large, and com.
posed of mon, who but few years since, stood SO
widely asunder This was, in this District, the first
occasion, since the settlement in the legislature, in
1884, of the test oath question: that public meet
ing of all parties has been convened in the District,
political question, and the result has been of
the most gratifying character. The most ample
proofs were exhibited of the fact, which we have
frequently asserted in this paper, that our old party
ftuds were buried and forgotten, and we trust that
the response which the proceedings Of this meeting
will receive in every District, will prove that the
happy reconciliation has taken place through.
out our whole State.
The nomination of the Hon. ]. P. RICHARDSON
was warmly und zealously supported by the meeting,
and have heard among our citizens, no dissent to
its proceedings. -
Col RICHARDSON has high claims to the support of
the people of South Carolina. To soy nothing of
his various and valued public services in the stations
to which he has been called, his aid in the Legisla-
ture of 1884 alone, when peace was given to the
State, by the adoption of the celebrated Report Of
the Committee on Federal Relations, demands our
gratitude. Who that loves order and harmony, can
call to mind the dark and gloomy cloud that hung
over us then, without fear and trembling; and no
man in the State, Of any party, we verify believe,
took more active or Jealous part, or was more in
auentia in bringing about the adoption of that re.
port, which dispersed those clouds, and gave to the
State the light Of peace.
The election Of COL RICHARDSON, would afford
the strongest proof (of what we should regret to
doub) that the reconciliation of parties, was tho.
rough throughout tho whole State. No election of
Importance has occurred since the period to which
we REFER to test the sincerity of the dominant party,
a sincerity which VIC never for moment doubted,
and we expec: in December next, to find ourselves
amply justified in the confidence we have entertained
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-16
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
House Of Delegates-Democrats 64,-Federalists
Gland several contested elections.
Senate.-D Democrats l6,-Federaliss l6. Popu-
lar, or aggregate vote-a clear Democratic majori-
ty of four thousand, and which, in November, will
be increased to sir tAousaad-the vain boasting Of
the Federal Whiggey to the contrary uotwithstand.
ing.
If Justice be done in the contested elections, the
Democratic majority in the House Of Delegates will
be three.
Virginia is for VAN BuRES, and no mistake.
So much for "Whig" pageants, and "hard cider
umphs.-Ralcigh N. C. Standard.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-16
THE MEETING IN CHARLESTON.

We have heard of no event recently, that has az
forded more qualification than the proceedings Of
the great State Rights and Democratic meeting in
Charleston, the address and resolutions of which,
will be found in our columns to-day. We have not,
for the last ten years. been of the opinion, that It
was beneath the dignity of the State to feol, and
to manifest, some interest in tho affairs Of the &C.
neral Government.
Wc have always been among those to whom tho
address refers, when speaking of tho prominent
Candidates for Presidency" it says, zone of them
had avowcd q preference for the principles of the
South, and thereby, had secured tho favor of some
of our people" The present Chief Magistrate has
most ably and firmly maintained the principles avow-
ed in his inaugural address, and deserves, for his
stern and uninching integrity while passing through
an ordeal, well calculated to shake the consistency
Of most men, that warm and cordial support which
the proceedings of this meeting promise, and which
we feel assured will meet hearty response in the
bosoms of an overwhelming majority of the people
Of South Carolina.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-16
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

THE DEMOCRAIlC CONVENTlON.
This body, which assembled at Baltimore, on the
4th instant, after nominating the present Chief Ma
gistra:e, MARTIN VAN BuREN, for reelection, adjourn
ed, without making any nomination for the Vice
Presidency, referring the question back to the peo.
pie for their determination. Under this state Of
things, it is hardly probable that any will re-
ccivc majority of the electoral votes, and the elec-
ton will, it is likely, have to be mado by the se-
nate.
The Hon. JonN FORSYTH, who had been nomi.
mated for this Office in Georgia. by the Union party,
since the adjournment of the Convention, has pub
lished communication in the Globe, from which we
make the following extract
"Without denying to the Union party in Georgia,
or to any other portion of my fellow.ciizens, the
right to use my name, if in their opinion, it will
be beneficial 10 the public, it Will not DO further
mixed up in this contest if my wishes are respected
While the contest continues, it would be source of
vcxaton to me, and what would be considered sue.
ccssful result, if atanable, would afford me per-
sonal qualification.
1t will be seen from this, that he does not desire
that his name should be used in the contest.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-05-16
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