The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-07-14

when We look into ms private life md learn how Ia
governed himself. Il -
5. The President Of the United States
6. The Governor Of the State A trus son Of g. =
Carolina; the State win loss nothing IN honor or
interest BY his administration. s ~. IS ~
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs. - =
BY Major W. Melville. The day we selehfats
In all time to come, may it, glores Do lsped 6y
FAINT praise, atnncd 10 melody BY beduys voice and
proclaimed by man in the loftiest Inspirations Of
tory and the thunder Of artillery. 4 81
BY Dr.. VIM Carlisle. Gen. James w. Cahtes,...ss
Now Adjutant General by appointment; but no pswI.
paper putting can bring any candidate before
next Legislature who can beat him for that oEss
By ]. R. McKain. The Committee Of Arrange z z
mcnts-Thcy are entitled to our wsrmeat thanks iSt
the zeal and ability with which they hare
their duties. 81
By Capt. J: B. Meugy. To the meDory;of ept I
departed friend, and true patriot Col John Chcnht
By Maj DeSaussuro. The memory Of benjamin
Franklin-the first in SCIENCE The rstin politics
first in all practical usefulness, among the grest
minds of America. .9s% ss ~ [g 5s
+. By W. E. johnson. The present Banking Sysss
tem-Wahout q great central Regulates, more
licenced libcrne-,oith It, an insidous, cofr1pt !.
and incxorabe dcspotisn, under whose secret but
mendous power the pres, will be iubsidized tile public
virtue debased, and the free spirit Of peops
By. B. Korshaw. The daring spirits ofthe ReYo.s
lution whose noble deeds, unsung BY the Histosian,
are cherished in the hearts of: the People
BY Dr. E. Anderson, Jr. Our good and worthy c,t.;s
izen. Maj. J. M. DesaussuIe- His prbanity Of man
nes and gentlemanly deporttnsnt must ever secure
tho esteem and respect of all who know him;
BY James Cantey jr. Major Bryan Of Miaissippla
He combines all the ennobling qualities Of e gentle,
man with the stern requisites of ths soldier we ac
light 10 honor him as q guest, and would proudly
welcome fellow citizen. - g
By J. R. Smith. James Cantey ir- man @|lossss
talents and gentlemanly deportment viii Away 81
sure TO him the best wishes Of every honest mai,
By G. Q. Mcintosh. Tie Orator Of Tho Day
He has mot the expectations Of his feloW.soidets
and friends. May he grow in usefulness as he grove
in years. ls, 90 -
By E. G. Robinson. The Rchland volanteetR
ac corps--Dis,inguished for their discipline, and
ways ready to meet any emergency in defence Of
their country. ,ss, s,s IS; - 81: s::.
By Thos. w. Pegues. Capt Aucrum's corp :of
Cayalry-Tho military alma mater Of Ksrshaw sDis,s
trct; its continued popularity can only be increased
bYsan occasion TO defend it, - ssss So
ssBy W. J. Gerald. J. C. Calhoun The patriot
and statesman South Carolina may well Be proud
her son. - ss;}l4s,,ss
BY J. W. Dolby. Capt. Gregg, Of The Rictasnds
Volunteer Rifle Company--By nature, educstien and
position, that high minded character, gentleman
soldier. r - 50 Is:
By the Vice President The Sonth Csrolins sol
ege-The source of greatest honor and subsssatiaI
| good to the State. ~ s.
By w. NJ. Shannon, "a member of tho senior classl
President Barnwcll of,tlic S. e. College WtneheS
presides over that institution no father need sarto
send his pet son from his mothers apron strings
By B. Perkins The Hon. J.C, Galhobp--Ae
nation in man combined. i q sas,sssE
ByH P. HatHeid. Woman in General-When )
kind eur best friend when unkind, our bitteTest enc;
my. 52isg.; - = .s !; ~ -.
] BY Dr.. James A. Young. The medical clique Of
Charleston the leaders of the ,whg party Of South
Carolina small congregation of dry nurses ouf
place. - 80 !. -: ls.ss g
By DR.. VIM: Carlisle. General Intelligence
only General that can eectuully overcome az see-
tional and party jcaousie,, and enable US e bid de
ance to foreign foe. &
By A. NJ. Kennedy. The memory Of Generals
Marion and Sumter, two of the most distinguished
uartzau officers of tho Rovolution--May The spirit
tbey manifested continue to animate the citizen sol
dery of South Carolina. x. Z.
I ByK. S. Moffat. The Richland Volunteer Rifle
corps-Dis,ingushcd for their military spirit md ds.s
ciplne; may j, long continue be apatler, q ,he
militia of the state. = ~
BY NJ. M. Levy The Fourth OF 5uly--isft ftsi isss'
celebration consist in giving right direction g
c sentiment. by keeping alive the tras Of
the Revolution. = i5ffss'.s q.
ByD. Beauford. The Bank of the State OF South
Carona-The Peoples Bank, with the Peoples de.
nsy. for the Peoples Intsrest--it may bo qiasAsd,
but it can't be killed. &
The BANKRupr LAw.-sYe perceiye a
great deal of anxiety in diff rent parts Safss .
the Union about the fate Uf the bankrupt
j i..n,o-,od bv Mr.. Henderson,, in the ,