The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-10-20
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IMrtf.J Tile Albany Juno enhurees tle
Cnngressioiat manifesto; and call State
Convention :tp ,rprat its denunriations!'
Of Mr.. Tyler. The chipfnf the 'junto u
the writer ofthe call aud prominent IN I'M.
pu,atinns uphntl,e political integrity of
the President. The President, Knowing
his men. stet,s into the midst OF the Jnt'i".
and says: &c nllomrn. you denouncr my
course, ynu iennunce me for all. abandon:
ment Of the Whig party, sou drn"unce
my veto, you approve Of the. resIgnati"n,
Of the Cabinet, YOU believe and applaud
their statements, you cnncur in the !ieclara.
,ion that they could not remain VIII honor
in official an,l political association with
me, and. with such public avowals. you
call a State convention tn endorse anil pro.
claim your position and mine to The world.
Undcr'lhese circumstances, allow me 10
select your ckirf, 10 slalinn whi"h anoih.
or 'whig' could not retain with hnn"r; ami
tn count upon his acceptance and your ac'
qmirscehre" N thing cnuId have been
more adrnit. The Presiden. knew his
man. and his mans men. The place was
promptly accepted. And thus. instead al
heading Capt Tyler, they head them
selves. The New York American furn-
i-hes cnlun1nuf hints as t" the action q
the cunveDliun;;hnt i. will fnl ,ha. 1t will
not ventnre sh1w tn. tnuch one Of The sub.
jrc,s fur wlliot-i, was called!
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ArTEaprEp ,INsuRREcTioN.-We yes
trrday learned fr"m nu und 'nbtrd shlrcp,
that plan was recently laid in South Ca
rnIina. nesr Purysburgh h, by some nrgr""s,
tn risp and Xxi their masters. Twas,
however. discovered. ns is the general
fai- of such evil marhinations, in season
to frus,raie the hrlli<b. design. On We'd
neslay night last, Mr. Z,ndt heard lhr"e
of his own negroes ant one b'longinl 10 a
neighhring plantation. Knock nj his Ionr,
aud on listening. hp overheard enough to
convince him some viIlaiiy was an font,
and dill not admit them. The next morn
ing he Ead The negroes arrested, when
thrv confessed it was their design 10 have
killed M. Z. The Inomcnt he opened The
d"or; for which purpose, one of thea was
provided with AL axe. They then in
trmIed to proceed To the residence Of Mrs.
Williams, and kill her, and so on t" the
next neishbor. On their examination. The
fur negroes implicated several others
who were concerned with them. and nine
mall were pu, on their trial. Our inform-
ant thinks the fur ring LEADERS, will h.
hung, anil the rest severely punished. or
the negroes arrested. three belonged I"
Mr.. Z ,nhi. three TO Mrs. Williams, Two
tn Mr.. liar,Ire. aud que to the estate ot
Ye"nans. Much eyrirrmenl prevailed in
the neighhnrhn"d; hut when "nr inforli-
ant left, the alarm had in snme degree
suhsided.-Suv1nngi Republican.
Success af the Su5-Tr.asury.-Snre
the repeal uf The, Sub. Treasury Law, the
keepers of ihat t.ahljc rnnney every where
have promptly paid oyer inia the new de-,
p'sitorie. all the funds in their hands,
without the loss df cen, To Gnyernment.
Some of the officers. on receiving orders
to pay over the money in their hands,
complied in less lhan 6v. hours.
But how is j, IN the other hand! The
United States B INK afer six wears induI-
grnce, has blown IT.. indebted 10 tue
Government ah"u, s321.O00. for money
placed in its vaults f'r safe keeping while
it was acting as 6scrl ag"n,. and the State
Banks. lfirr four years. in'lulgcncr, yet
owe tn" Gnrprnmen, some mili"ns. The
probability is >tn", tha, Government will
lose entirely these amounts due from the
Banks
Which has propcd itself tho better sys.
tem7-Mccklenburg JefersoniaR.
We do MOI b. lirve. notwithstanding the
Wing Congressional address, that If an
rlrcIi"n were n,w cnni"g ON, the party