The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-09
Disgraceful. /.


out the country to rebuke the coarse abuse Of some
of the partizan papers which dsgrsces the very ink
and types which convey it to the paper.a ], need
not be said that this style Of writing is confined to
one pa-ty-there is too much OF il to be found in
both whig and democratic papers, though thus.iar
in the present campaign, We have seen nothing in
the press of the latter party to equal the following
moroccan, selected from the Sostherner, paper
in Richmond, Va, originally started for the advo3s
cacy Of protective tariff but which has come out
for General Taylor and The whig party. This is q
specimen Of the way in which he wages war against
democratic adminis' ration:-- +
"A DIRTY PAcE-That scurvy crowd, in the
main, who formed the Court Of Inquiry to examyz
inc the charges preferrd by Gen. Scott against
Gen, Pillow, it seems, have declared the sditch
digger" as innocent as little sheep. This dirty
pack were called there to do this very thing. u
they have done il, as it seems they have, they all
ought to be rolled in the nearest mud boIes. and
lusu urdur1d stand up satiLsnne black fellow.
should break fifteen cords of wood over their heads.
This DR. ne. they should be driven out Of town by
every dog in the city. -,
"rhis country is a horrible ugly fix. Hurry IN,
boys, let's elect old Zac. This is the only way Of
driving the evil doers out of power. ~
.Snce this event the President has sent in Pii-
lows name for the high rank Of Major General and
Cushing's as Brigadier General, and they have
been, we understand confirmed. Gen. KearneyS
name for Brew Major General has been, we hear.
rejected. This is most shameful state oi things.
The Senate have acted aoominably."
pAt the request Of the gentleman alluded to;
we copy the following paragraph from the last num-
Der of the Southern Chronicle.
Having understood that certain numbers
which have appeared in this Journal touching
the management oflhe Bank OF the State, over
the signature of"One ofihe People" have been
to the pen ola certain Bank Officer
in Camden, we deem it our duty to remove such.
impression at once, and TO state further, that
those numbers were not written by any present
or past officer in any Bank, nor by any stock,
holder whatever. We very cheerfilly give
this disclaimer, because The gentleman to whom
allusion has been made has not offered for our
columns communication Of any kind.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.
Tho sundy Run and Smyrna Temperance Society
will hold their first anniversary MEETING q, tho Smyrns
meeting house, Kehaw District, on Saturday the 18th
# August. Messrs w. B. and J. H. Carlisle ara ..
cctcd orators for the occasion. The citizsne Of Rich.
and, Fairfield and other adjoining districts are respect.
uIly invited. The ladies We hope. will chser us with
heir presence on that day, and by D. .unanmous vote
If the committee ofinva.ion all officers and pIvates
If the Palmetto Regiment are sHsc,oua,ely invited 10
lttend.
Pic Mic dinner will Be prepared for. ihe occasion.
Ind wo confidently hope the irendsof Tsmpcranes siu
ome up to our hop that wo may all do baltic valiant.
y for ono day in this glorious cause.
Jas. B. RicHsouss,
Chm Com. Of fArangemsnts.