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

Fair-Lovely, generous, benevolent and
kind; they should ever remember the way
to usefulness and distinction is the proper
cultivation Of the mind.
BY j.. J. Trantham. The Tree OF Lib.
erty--lt sill stands in all itk majestic mag.
nifcence, unscathed by The lightning OF
Heaven, and untouched by the revolutions
of the earth.
BY Andrew McIlwain. The fair daugh-
tiers Of Lancaster District have evinced to
US this day lha, the patriotic spirit Of their
mothers il not extinct. May they never
be forgotten 50 long as the patriotic sons OF
South Carolina can wave the Star span.
gled Banner.
By Thos. Carter. The Pair of Lancas'
ter District-In beauty, loveliness and IN
,elIigence, equalled by few, exeelled by
none; may they live to love--they Will
ever be loved.
BY S. 6. Twitty. The Lancaster lnvln-
cibles, commanded by Capt. Kirk, man
Of extraordinary military acqniremen's-
May he under all circumstances, be able
to infusc into the bosom Of each and every
one Of his corps that patriotic spirit which
burns within his own breast. and may they,
should it ever be requisite for them 10 en-.
gage in belligerent affairs, prove to their
adversaries that their name is m aPpropri.
ale one.
b. Capt. James M. Ingrem. Gen. Sum
ter--The brave hero who fought for our
Iiberties--May we raise mp sons like him.
By John Bell. Liberty; the grand pro-
dncliou of our fnre falhers--Mav their Sons
ever be ready to defend that valuable leg
cy.
By VIM. Robertson. Cool spring water
"a drink plenty and satisfactory to oil So
ber Americans--We wan, nothing strong.
er than that here to-day.
By ]. D. Johnson. The Day we cele-
brale-May the cause fnr which we cele-
brale this day, ever more be remembered
by the true potriotie sons Of proud Ameri-
ca, and may our celebrations on this day
ever more be graced and hnnored by the
fair; the perfect model of this, our boast.
ed State South Carolina.
BY Daniel D. Perry. The Hon. John
C. Ca'houn-'The Champion of.he South,
firm, able and patriotic; the ability with
which he has discharged the important
duties cntrnstedto him, Justly entities him
to the confidence Of the S"ulli. and to an
honor IF far greater magnitude.
By Capt. John Bell. The Plough-"its
on: share in a bank Of earth is worth ten
in hank OF paper"
By Capt. James D. McIlwaine. The
Orator of the day May Iris able, manly.
elegant, and patriotic address in behalf oi
the fair, be rewarded by receiving the
hand of the fair one he most admires.
By Daniel d. Perry.-The Fair Of
South. Carolina, unsurpassed in beauty,
wisdom. and virtue, and highly dislin.
guishcd for their zeal and patriotism.
BY William Robertson. Abolition
The Great disiurber Of the Southern Peo.
ple, and: destroyer OF their future peace;
may its advocates become convinced and
abandon it, and its name be forever lest
in oblivion.
BY Lieut.. James w. Perry. South
CaroIina-Her greatest glory will ever
Consist in her Republican Institutions; in
free press, and free suffrage.
By T. r. Sylvester. John Tyler-May
he steer the gallant ship of State clear Of
breakers, and safely conduct her to the
por, of prosperity, amid The cheers anc
exulla,ions Of his Numerous friends.
BY Daniel D. Perry. Liberty-The
Mother of Republican freemen; may il
ever b. cherished by Americas Patriotic
sons, in memory Of those from whom
they inherited it.