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

9. Our differences CLuk u'e"' ~
national honor depends on an early adjustment
peaceable if it may be, iorcioe IL II must oe' out
honorable at all hazards.
10. The Judiciary of the State-Whcn lnteg-
ritv. Industry and Wisdom mark their decisions
Sin our Courts. and the fear OF God and love 10
man rule their private actions, where IS the cltl-
zen who does not bow with reverence to the ma
iestv of the law, and feel assured OF the protcc-
tion of his propertv, his person and his character!
II. South Car0Iina--The centre OF the war,
= and the main battle ground III the southern Sec
ton of the coniederacy during our revolutionary
conflict. She dared much, and suffered much
sbc had her defeats and victories-but IN the
darkest days of tie contest, her sons and her
dauphters never doubtee the result Her motto
"Dum Spiro, Spcro Spes," was wisely chosen
and nobly sustained.
IL. Woman-
Our soace on this side the tomb,
A cordial in lilc's bitter bowl,
Gods best gift man TO Danish hls gloom,
When sorrow broods DER the soul.
"a THE Orator of the Day-The chaste and
finished oration pronounced to-day, cvlnces III
ability to succeed in his future calling
sy THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANC EMENTs.
l. The Reader of The DecLaration-The ac-
complished scholar. the finished gentleman. lie
bears name hallowed by the citizens OF ker-
shaw District
g. COL William Nc Willie, orr Scuator-IIs
bland and concatng manners ellcl!s our es-
TEEN his talents and eloquence commands our
admiration.
3. Mai. Jol,, Smart-A true friend, aworthy
-.44:e i: cant aon1sas aswg"r, y =,
gentleman and a firm and efficient soldier.
5. Adj't. j. d. Murray-A useful citizen and
tried soldier.
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
-Bv John Cantev John &. Calhoun-The sa-
gracious statesman, the incorruptib!e patriot
the pilot that steers the ship of equal Rights
may he be honored with the highest GIit OF the
nation. ,
By DR.. A. DeLeon. George McDufiie-South
Carolina permits him to recruit in retirement, TO
call him forth in renewed vigor Whenever she
needs his talents and uncompromisng fidelity
Bv Gen. J. w. Cantey Daniel Elliott IIugcr
the polished gentleman and infeSibe patriot.
South Carolina is proud to claim him as her own
By Capt NJ. NJ. Levy. Col. James Chestnut,
Jr.-He has been weighed in the balance. and
no. found wanting. lie has the confidence OF
the District, and will retain it.
latter the applause with which this sentiment
was received had subsided, Col. Chestnut rose
and responded in his. usual able and happy man
in ner a speech Of some length, and concluded
BY giving sentiment which we regret has not
been handed in for publication.
By Leslie McCandess. Capt. ]. P. Dickin-
son-A native of the town of Camden; he has
been nurtured in her feelings and principles;
enlightened, liberal and chivarous; jealous in
the performance of every duty, public or private;
sKershaw would rely upon him with confidence
in the field or in the councils of the State.
THE enthusiastic response which this senti-
ment received, attested full we'll the fact that
although Capt. Dickinson was absent from the
ground, yet he was not forgotten, but held high
place in the esteem of his fellow-citizens pres
ent.
Bv w. E. Johnson. The Bank of the State
of South Carolina-Originatingi the false and
pernicious views of finance and economy, it has
deluded the people with deceptive show of
profits and advantages which its power and IN
fuence have greatly and dangerously increased,
are increasing, and ought to be diminished.
By WIN. Carlisle. The Right of Search
Claimed by Great Britain but never can be con-
ceded by these States, and if she much longer in
sjsts upon it, Uncle Sam will give her his third
lesson. There is said to be charm in the num-
Der three.
By D. Sizer. The Volunteer Companies of
Kershaw-They will never be in want of flag
as long as the ladies can make them.
By Capt. J. Baskin. Temperance and Liber-
ty-One no blessing without the other.
By. S. Homie May every freeman maintain
the spirit of '7G or else keep out of this crowd.
By Capt Capt. NJ. M. Levy. The people OF
Ireland-Generously brave and bravely gencr-
Gus. We have admiration for their. character
and sympathy for their suf1erings and the force
of public expression for their succour.
BY S. B. Levy-The Military spirit OF 1872
The Companies which bear the names of Ma
rion and DcKalb May they rival in deeds, the
heroes whose names they bear And should foes
assail, may the youthful Ensign of tie Marion
Cadets prove second Jasper in defence of his |
colours.
b. W. J. Mcknight. The free-born sons of
Amerca--May they never submit to the yoke
of any Monarch. >
by J. B. KerShaw. Aliberal and enlightened
public opinion, whose appreciation is the result
OF mature wisdoms and whose just condemnation
is tempered with generosity.
By Maj! j. Cantey, Jr. The day we have met
to celebrate-Dear to Us, and enncbling to our