The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-02

l"Anti SO lei him o o 10 The YoIscians!,,s
"Thcre is 3 world elsewhere! s. z z
So - - S q. 4 4
y THE MEETING. " ssss q:
= CHARLEsroS HAS SpoxE 4. q &
We'll NAV Mr.. EalhoSnI - latms "A III .
did, if ever d Representative had cause aas I.
to be true to his constitunnts. he VA, TINT
representative, and aur inea1aes those con-:
sti,uenis. and vel NAV stiev hayegresoon.1
del If ever q peoI oI,le had scasss to So proud
of : RenIescnfat i've. = s,;eofIel
What aInr;ous h,,rsf fr,,ro 4, hi Una
Carol;nian bea nf. Cha rles t6nf: fhaiIwbic3,
pushed oyerwbelninas and Jsnaskiinp 10 )
welcome him on Thursday hifsslit Ii seem. I
ed as If the Whole: ponuias;i;ifiI of.: ours.
Civ had rolled itselc i6s new
Theatre. which was s,ironGed fsom lie
h,ck oftbe siaae Ia n : evarv sfierl
&C bnyas tho n;, l,s s. i,,.. u.,
IN ;Joo,s : M. IA md
dreds GOING away nnablc' % so,,iaiin an enc
rance: and what cheers were ,csest that
rnog 10 receive him. and accord s..lp EEL.:
DONE for The .I,,assttI..ssantt GOD SPEED
for the future" Nsyer; saw we q no6ler
gatherings more exlilesaling speciseie.;
The Wigs by their fiave emenl on Satus-
dav had raslIIy troubled ihe wa aters. .afie
fountains of tho mi9iIty IeeoI al spgn6liic
sentiment were brok ei, nI,; and as NE 1oskrs
ed over the sea Of heads the IL 81 souls
sneakiug in their eyes: Itst iisayed 2ins die.
boIy. of The edifice, and ! rose srssss after
wave from tier 10 Tier. like, ,eyultJUE BIZ;
lows sweeping in towards ons: trusted
patriot. we envied him tie spregd sniomeat..
.s'Twas worth ten years Of comt1onll s &! I.
Ono glance at that array g z; 9
Charleston has spoken-apd tbe feeble
effort Of the Wings hero is crushed d. for-s
ever. Lc,tbe union change as iiE Jfays
there is fixed majority Of repibl blicalism
in the Palmetto Stale, which js shakes;
as the basis OF her maintains InoysAr,,
BILE as the solid earth Of her soil. Lef0urS
friends in everydistrict resPpn vand 1etSs
the one, voice Of Carolina be heard
The official account OF 5o9r Ineettng,
will be furnished us for pub. b.sestlen sSta
Mondays paPer--lIt tfless niean Tine we I
need only say that i was sicll assta gsati.:
fy the proudest elings of every e;aroani-sa
an, the largest and nlast ihasiasl.c {
gathering of our citizens 5shat Me eysr.
saw or heard Of in Charlie The 6fsts
and second tier Of the elegant New i,es-ys
tre shnwed:a galaxy Of beauty ssilrpass1ng
any tlatever graeed i itbefose,- besEees.
il seemed as If all our g. c'9,zens ReEs sfe
and tnat' Inc eouh'ry nay i5.,'
town. 5..,i &
The Hon. Henry Deas.l presided with
that promptness and dignity charactegis-
tic Of him as presiding nffiicer and o-s
pened the meeting in a brief address per-
vsded by that glow OF enthusiasm which
CARRYING the feelings Of youth nt64old
age. shows that the heart cannot dies
After the Address 5and Resolulionst had j;
been read and adopted with acclainaslnn.
MI. Calhoun was called for and .ss no man
bnt he in. The Union car, be: feceised by Il
Charleston audieuce, in a brief and lucid
exnosi,;on of tbe grounds of ofsopposition
ta ,he NOW avowed poIicyof the dominant
n...n - ,ls 1Tnion he carried conviction
!" a'y u. ~ rn;nds I n his bearers--snd Left nane
~ Jo,h. 10, % h;s Soos;,ion ri,on every QUESTION