The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-12
NUMBER %.

nation for General Ia ylor No sooner. how.
ever, was the nomination obtained. than his MO
party adh"rcnts attempted to make it appear
that the statement mad" by Judge Saunders and
III" Louisiana delegation. was unauthorized,
and rha, Gen. Taylor still adhered to his inGe.
pendent, M party position. Foresr"ing the ia.
tai feet oflhis impression upon Gen. TaYlor's
r-">p"c's with the great Wing party. his willy
Why advisers Immediately put forth the fol-
lowing card, upon The authority Of Gen. Taylor
himself.
From the New Orleans Pcayrnc.
Gen. TAYLoR.-The Undersigned, whose
nanr's are AFFIXED 10 the card hereto appended,
make this publication at the special instance
and request Of tien. Zachary Taylor himself
From sundry articles which have appeared in
several of the public journals Of New Orleans,
General Tayur is given to understand. lhatper-
sons Ga ming 10 speak for him, have produced
the impression that he is not satisfied with what
judy" Saunders, and the other members of lbe
Louisiana Delegation to hr National Whia
Convention who acted with him saw fiji to do
and say in that body, in his (Grn. raylor's)
behalf; and that he repudia,es such acts and
sayings. Did ,hrsr rumors and reports affect
ONLY himself, Gen. Taylor would not trouble the
public concerning them; hut as they affect.
whether 50 intended or moi, the good report and
canTor of gentlemen, whose pariaIilr for him
has made them objects Of rrproarh and suspi-
ri"n. he feels constrained hv a sense of duty and
justice, to authorize them :" he met by dis.
1inct and perrmptory denial.
4 CARD.
We are authorized by Gen. Tay!or 10 say.
tha, the course of The Louisiana Delegation in
the Wing Convention. lately assembled IN Phi.
'ade!phia. meets with his entire. (nil and unc-
quivocaI appreciation. Bale PEYroN.
LOGAN HUSTny.
Jane 23. 1913. a. e.. RULLrrr.
Gen. Tay!or's "indcprndrnce" has been pu.
10 a very severe test. and from present appear
anccs, he seems likely 10 seat himself between
two stools. ."-Palmr:to STATE Bunncr.
MoRE AEDrcrroS.-A case of abduction
has lately occurred in Brooklyn, n. Y, under
he following circumstances. 1t appears that
poor hn, very respectable family have an on.
" daughter, whom it was their intention and
delight to bring up in the path Of virtue. Ne.
cessily required lha, their daughter should fnd
some kind Of employment, and n short time
since. pIninIooking girl came To the house
and asked the mother it she did no, wish TO OBJ.
tain situation for her, at The same time stating
The wages and p!ara. The mother not suspec.
ting ANYTHING wrong. gladly accepted tho offer.
and immediately despatched her daughter with
the girl. In The evening the father came home
and immediately asked for his daughter, when
bis wifi said that she had found place. Hr re.
piled tha: il was not so, for friend had told
him that his daughter was seen crossing over
tho river with irma E dressed in gaudy apparel
and Of noorions'y bad character. Upon ma.
king cnqu;ry. they found lha, thrir daughter
ha'l no; obtained The situation as alleged hut
that q story had been framed to ericr her into
hou>. of assanaion in n. York. The dis
,racrh parents havr not W.! hecn abe to obtain
any clue to her whereabouts.
ABSENCE OF MIND AND BABy.-Recently a
man and his wife took The cars Al Auburn,
y. y, for the west; wrnt away forgetting their
infant child at the depot in that place. Before
rrarhiug Canandaigu they discovered their
l,<>, aud rrl'grarhrd hack for the missing
'rr>pnn> n>hilily" which was brought c'rward in
tho next train by the conductor. They are
v,,ung and inexperienced couple. who evidently
have no, learned the value Of children.
GIVING "A1D AND COMFORT TO THE VINES.
There are more ways than one 10 kill a dog"
il is said, so too it seems, there arr more ways
of aiding be Wbigs than by voting directly for
their nominees. BY "s'anding a!oot." South
Carolina may aid as rliac;uaIly in rr-eslah!i>h-
ing United STATES Bank. Protective Tariff,
',.crnal improvements. and all the other ndi"us
!Vhg measures. as she would by casting her
her vote Tor ZACHARY TAYLOR and MILIARp
FILLMORE The Bnl,imnrr Correspondent OF
the Charleston Mrrcury says:
"1hc friends of Gen. Ca>s appear very san.
gnnr rf success. so lar as our ohsrrva'rns have
r>rculrh, In, if New York casts her vote for
,hn Wing candidate. (Which is hy n" means un.
ii>ci,) and South Carolina stands a'oof from
the contest. there can br no doubt Of the cleo.
rion Of Zachary Taylor"
GrS. TAyLoa's PoLIrIcs.-A' he ratitica.
tinn meeting in i;o>on Major Gaines said: II
know Gen. Tavl0-. I have nj" with him in
III. :cnt. and in his house. and entertained him
a, mY own. know hr is a whig. He looks
like 4 whir; hr WA Ks like whig; and. as i"r
his talk, why hr talks more like whig than
pig sGrraIs like p;e!'
4 MAsx.-A member Of the church. who
wore Il bunch of hair under his chin. approach.
ed The pastor with the following complaint:
"lt is very difficult, sir, in this place 10 discern
The sheep from the goats
The minister replied,
II fin it 50 brother; h,!. have hren able to
find few sheep, and The way knew them was
hy their no. having bnnch Of hair under their
chins"