The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-07-13

feelings from tho recollection of the purity, the
wisdom ofsentiment which filled the hearts and
governed the heads of those who were then en-
trusted with the desinies of asgreat people,
May their spirits hover over us and inspire us
with patriotism AMI virtue, and holy aspirations
BY DR.. Carlisle. Col. Chapman Lcvy-ln
war, valiant soldier, in peace, statesman and
gentleman, and always the able and Jealous de-
fender of tic Rights the People. Long may
ne spend his summers in old EcrshaT
Bv W. b. Carlisle. The Dckalb Amatuer
Band-Iher performance to day has been alike
crcditabc to their patriotism and skill.
By +. Kcrsllaw. The Marion Cadets-lt
has this day been shown that there are those
among us who combine the accomplishments ol
the soldier with the graccs of the orator.
ByDr. E. H. Anderson, Jr. The daywe cele-
brate-Alay each returning anniversary impress
us With a deeper sense of the virtue o[ those who
made it an era in our countrys history.
By Robert Turner. Capt. James p. Dickin-
son-his friends have brought him before the
people on the only true republican claims, unaid.
| ed by the influence of wealth or family conneX.
ions-The independent voters of Kershaw will
rive him all that is asked-a candid hearing ana
q fair chance
Bv Capt. ~ J. Warren. Gen. Francis Marion
"A zeal5us, brave and true hearted American
officer, "whose life points out a brilliant orb 1o
the fearless warrior TO move IN
By NJ p. Becher The sword drawn by OIL
forefathcrs in the Revolution-Sheathed i'll glo
ry-May we,i ever required to draw ours III sc
good cause, he as successful.
BvF. L. Villepigue. Mr.. Leslie M'Candless
A freeman, scholar and good teacher-no par
ent need fear that he'll "spare the rod and spol
the child" -
By A. Matheson. The Navy and the Ladies
of the land
May the former be well rugged
And the latter well mann'd.
Bv C.. /. Anderson. The Palmetto of Soutt
Carolina-May it ever shade the State that bear:
it as an emblem, and prove as great a.safe guarc
TO it as it did on the 2Sth of June l778se
By r. d. Wilson. Gen. Francis Marion
A brave and jealous officer, highly and most de.
servedly celebrated in the annals Of his country
MAY the Marion Cadets follow his{example.
Bv II. N. Clyburn. Gen. Santa Ana-May
the TEXANS dethrone him, and plant the flag O
the single star on the Wallsof Mexico.
Bv A. F. Bronson. Andrew Iackson-flis he
roic deeds at New Orleans, will ever be held IL
grateful remembrance by every true American
By w. 4. Love. The true sons of Soutt
Carolna-May they, if ever brou hi IN contact
with foreign foe gather and join themselves to-
gether--promp,ly obey the voice of their Coun'
try-Rally around the Eagle Of Colunbia--sc-
cure it from its pending DANGER or nobly1die in
the ditch OF its defence.
Bv A. NJ. Kennedy. Our worthy Intendant
John w orkman-he is an evidence that unPre-
tending orthisjustly appreciated blythe citizens
Of Camden.
By II. W. Pegues. The College Temperance
Society of the South Carolina Colege---May its
members carry with them through life, the prin-
be as salutary in making our 5sfjgE sy ssylmnle 99aay 9ay
for her morals as she is for her high toned chiv-
airy.