The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-27
From the Columbia Telegraph:
ANOTHER ECHO FROM GEOitulA.

m, JofE,rsonian a strong democralc P'P.'
.,h,;shed at Griffin, Georgia, thus RESPONDS ~
p"''. ihs call tor Southern Convention: oo. t,
son our last page we publish an a" eNs ,
c, ,ha C,lumhia. South Carolina, lelesraP"'
o .n'",,;,n the nroprietv of call for Son'ne'"
""s"nn,;nn Wait ill after the presdch1I,.',
o1oo,inn and we arc with you, gentlemen nI.
snv, ,yhnu we have the game dead nPo" ",I
WIKI. and Congress has adjourned, II w"ui"
ho ,,1,v :, throw away all the Southern 0''.'s'
~ IL ,I ,l,s ,;ye the election to Taylor or va"
Buren. e,,,r, Convention. we
,., I,no since had but one opinion on the SUI"
;oct The North have calculated the Va1I ".
Jl u,;nn with clearer scrutiny than ever ""S
Wv Wv S,h and il is too valuable to her III Pe'
w. ~, n,;nt of view ever to destroy IL. nu'
i,r .s the South continues to bear he' III
o.;,;nns and the North can keep US rom con III,
o,, If action in opposing them, SO long w.'' w
,h,r oo,,;nue to press them, making us We'Ne'
. j ,rool;er rs she becomes stronger anu s"""
{ "". rn,n we shall have no strength to eo''Pc''
> ;,h ber At ill, As soon as the Souh SHOWS .,t
,.,;,od and determined front: the N"r'n "''
oas, ,o annoy. But if she does no'' w'''v ~ -
x w., v,lue of the Union to us at presents W.
'I ,'.a,ld h. much better off without. Co'N'':'oo'
~ n,.nnfac,ures, agricultural, would all rece.>o
h, now impulse by the separation ana 'ne r .', w.,
~ would be the happsest people on 'ae la'I ". 40
80 oIobe, We are not for dl>union-" "" ~ ,no
W. W. id.a that such thing will take P!ace II hm. WV
\; South he true to hersell'-but 1t Is not ,'e ~
-; hear to US that it is to many, that we s"ou'n
-, WILING to sacrifice every thing else ~ "I pao
ssrv,,on. The South will lose muc" nS ~, o'sID T
IA I,t;on hut the North ten fold more. :, "'s -"
"u SS Nnrb we'll knows, and will be spec'al'y '''0
. :, f,l that it never takes place: :. ,. r n
..There is little danger OF disso'u''oh ", W.
,. r1,;on hut there is much danger from H''.".'
~! oaaresson and intrusion upon our cohs'''"t''"'
10, nrsroua,ives, unless we take many '''u
I, tod stand in defence of them. we nave g.
,ont dra the line, and tell the North 'ney "'usr
ha overleap it. As soon as they n''i "o w. .,
:, of earnest they will desisti but u"''' W" -,
h.,, fear they will continue to encfoacA H. aon
Wv i Gail YOUR Convention any time a,'e, "I Wv
ier. inc Presidential election, and we S''"'' "''P
'ir ESrrRpRrsE.-A company has been se, lo''r r
snr. by Messrs Phifers, Capt. "m' o'I'I' n,ho
,rad Sim,son. Messrs. Gibson \ ouns, ana oTi ~;
III, ton in number, who have leased iro'n ~. O.
Shoals Manufacturing Company Iroh s,,"co " %
mall acres OF land part of which had oeGn <uu ,;uo
suE. fully wofkedby those eAce'''"' ri Io,s.
SUI , Jassrs O'Bricn and M'Arthur Inc 'ea'e
IA at r the latter gentleman had some year OF 50
'oars run but the new company have P"rcnaseu =
O'Brien's interest," and will proceed to opet
:, anJ Cor,bwh. We hope that the Ten Sh, Seats VI
snos a" lease extends may prove to them profitable.
,hnu, About miles from this place III hc'."., ,.,,
:, % ,hs ern direction, Burton Craigr ESQ., OF Ca''
rous M ba is digging the ''dhy lucte q','ss eA,
Il IL. nj -
eight sively from '"o :ma;,,,,s ,< in Shakespea
I'M: E'sssrs. :enaa'lss u ta44s4ES an GS-se
great inc on their bank largely, this .le as they
chry. to make preparations for grinding their ore
bugs, erecting works. Capt. Sladc has "''
!, and miles south east OF this wh'ch Is qn',e P"'
tive; he is raising excellen, ore, but hi; I'M
o ad. stopped for want ofwater.
that, DR.. Johnson's and Mr.. Ships land, IN
ou,hs our whole county is alive with picks, axes
them. shovels ana stout hearts, and honest cnterP
)? to WELD them.
ob,ly We think mineralogical survey the 81
>. the would be very appropriate subject Tor the
shing silera;ion OF our next LEGISLATURE :.
IS un- H"''o'"'0'' o0' W.