The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
For The Camden Journal.

true, that the productions OF real genus "hetiier
pictorial or literary, will continue after repeated
perusals, to present new beauties and excite
new ideas and emotions.
We have been led to this observation upon re-
curing to the communication OF "JustIce, mere
tofore adverted to with feelings, and in terms OF
the most profound surprise and delight. There
is mind sir, that can lay "the gems OF the uh-
fatbom'd caves Of ocean bare" There, Sir IS
an intellect whose scintillations-no, whose 0faSe
ofHeht-can make the dark and abstruSe science
of banking and currency, perfect "milky way
of luminous ideas and sparkling truths
Like the sun at meredan heat,
Illumnng the depths of the sea,
Whilst fishes beginning to sweat,
CRY, damn it, how hot we shall be.
But. sir, our pen is running off in lurur1ant Wild
ness, under the feelings of enthusiastic admira-
ton and delight excited by the contemplation OF
the brilliant discoveries Of this star OF the hrst
MAGNITUDE in the fields of science. we must
rein in our Perassus, and present to you ana
your readers another mndcstly announced, SIM
plc, but profound TRUTH, struck out by the un-
pretandinr, but deep anl original intellect OF
"Jus,ice." Hear linl--"It Chc Bank OF the
Sta.e) is "T1IE ACTUAL Sun Treasury OF THE
sTArE.!!' Avas,, now--Gouges! Knock un-
der We polt headed Calhouns Did you not tell
Us that the Sub Trcasury'-:he great measure
of .Lcliverancc and liberty" meant a t0t@! sepa-
ration of Bank and sia!e--au entire reject'on OF
every thing by the puolc treasury, bat the ''TeaI
LeYd'-no "lcaves," but the gea"r'ns "au.S!
Now do We behoiJ your blnndcr! Do you not
give up!" With the maEnanIiaiy OF Captain
Sco,t's coon, Will you "just come down. aad
crv neccavr ADMIRATION.
p. S.-And we again most respectfully ASK
will not Justice 20 on cc!ipsing those minor
lights in tie science Of currency and banking
the Cainouns, Ban:ons, Gala!ns-till he snail
have scattered the iog. bank that envelopes their
sconccs, and filled HE measure OF his own and
his coumtrys glory! Won'tyc! Now, 90! a.
AMERICAN COTTON BAGGING.
Curon ber.ns 10 come III freely by Inc ran
road from bo.h Hamburg and COLUMBIA: we
were highly gra,iicd yesterday at lhe s@II ol
several lots ol Cotton al the de2ol pachcu III
Ba..- ng of co.!on, manufactured at the oaiuud
Works near Columbia. The neat ana cleai
appearance of the Begging and the eSce'e.'t
couGt.nn OF the bass. mus give " cotlo.'S' '''n
cd in thIs ia1rc, a most decded preference III
tho market. After the cotton is compacked IN
tic foreign factory, the baggIng IS so su"er'or
that i. NAV be male available 10 many other USE
at Socleiy Hill, AID several in Georgia have
united with the Saluia in converting portion
OF our surplus staple into the ba9gihg wh!ch IS
TO pack il up for re- ign export. We do Eot KNOW
OF am ENTERPRISE that merits more the patronage
OF our southern co.ton growing communities
Il will prove The most eiiectua measure To re-
sjst Tie OPPRESSIVE tax on cotton barslhg. ana 10
adfnonish Kentucky that we can mike our own
cotioiIs as subservient 10 our uses ior packing
I'D our produce, as we were willing without trIb-
ne 10 use her lnnp Carolina is now awaken
inc to the true condition OF things, and while iier
opposition to pro ecive duties remains unsIiaNeh
she WILL teach those who would impose them OH
her, that she can profit at home from the c%ac-
tons, by encouraging her own manufactures
and living within her own means, until more en-
l,bened views shall influence and control our
eDislatlon.-CharleStOn Courier.
The following resolutions were adopted at
meeting of the people Of the city of New York
70 exnress their sentiments in relation to the in
suit offered TO the Government at the dinner TO
Lord Ashburton. The New York papers con-
tain full accounts Of the proceedings, but we
have room for few of the resolutions only.
"Those who treated it The toast to the
Chief Masislratr) with c"nIemplu"us neg
lrc,, or with actual drrision, apd other
GROSS acts Of contumcly, were all mem bcrs
of one political party, while nearly all of
those who evinced IA disposition 10 receive
it with appropriate patriotism and respect
we're members nf another"
The most important resolutions offered
and adopted were these
Rrsolucd, That certain occurrences at
the lrva,v banquet given |" Lord AShbur'
ton, tie special envoy and minister plenl-
po,en,inry of Great B'iiai., at the ASlor
lIuuSe, in the city Of New York, u" ihr2I
Sru,r.nher, 1912, were OF character a"d
imu,rlance that Shunld arrest the alie u"'
of the whole American people, and call
forth universal expression "iind'gnall"n. Of
Rrsuircd, That when, on that "rcas,i"h,
the American national loas;, "lhe frrsi-