The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05
From the Vlcksbur. Sentinel.
BENTON IN MISSOURI.

laNlnn OH Int SnPII, oF ScHulIp !" "'s'"'
the old apostair who has so often of laie de.
crivrd and betrayed them. majority OF the
Democratic presses of the Stale make war on
him. and in all parts Of ihe Stale the masses oi
the prrir move in the same direction. We have
grouped together below some paragraphs from
Missouri papers showing the drift Of affairs.
The 81. Louis Union came ont al first ll"rcry
and raShIy for Benton, bl WE observe that lis
tone is greatly modified, possibly by the falling
off nf its subscription list, and il now talks coax
inglv nfthe harmony and unity" and ventures
even to rpprmand "hr highly excited person.
a!ilirs Of other members of our party, who nn.
fortunately, let their feelings overcome their
indg"mpn, and their prlilrnce"-(m"aning
Col. Benton and his fcllowcrs.) The Union
published the address Of Mr.. Calhoun in fill,
aud we find in its columns the following.
PoLrrIcAL DoCUMENrs.-Snurm members "f
! i)r:nncralc party in This city, have ordered. at
the office oflhe St. I.ouis Union, the printing
ten thousand copies of the "Addrrss Of Mr.. CAL
houn to the people the Southern States" and
the late "I.ettcr OF Gen. Cass to Mr.. Rirli' OF
the Washington Union" These political doc.
umrnis will, accordingly. he printed and ready
for circulation in few days.
The metropolitan. at Jefferson City, takes
th. lead against Benton. From that paper We
| learn that:
Johnson B. Clardv, member Of The lat l.rg.
isla,nrr, who voted fnr Jact,on's resolutions,
and is meant to he ncludcdIv Col. Benton in
lh. class of.knavrS and toolS"-iS out in an adj
dress against Benton. Mr.. Clariy is of opin-
ion that the Colonel will have 'io submit 10 the
government of Jndgrs, aud Judges. too, who
will show ynn that The scrcnnt does not r'>e
above his masicr-nnr hr permitted TO insult
and then dcfy his constituents, and still 20 nm.
! punishcd Judges who will decide that S'adr,
GihGings, Wilmnt, Van Buren,, Benton and Co.
can no, turn topsp f,rry tn" principles Of III"
free and independent people OF the State of Mis-.
souri,"
William Sayrrs, too. also n member Of the
last Lrgis!alnr', in similar letter. has dcclar.
ed off from "Col. Benton, or Col. any body else,
lha, occupies his present position" He d"rs
not think that he played the fnol' in voting for
Jackson's resolutions, land any man who says
am knave and in favor of dissolution 'f
the Union, states a Ealsrhnod. and like Col.
Benton, hal as VOL! consult his safety by saying
il behind my 6arh."
O.ark county has had her democratic m"rt.
ing too, to consider tn" "app"al. and the "hiiI
militia" went against Benton.
The democracy of Dekalb county have held
4. meeting. at which s'rnng resolutions were
passed Il against Benton and in favor Of Jackson's
resolutions. Thompson Smith, member of The
last Legislature from the county. took the lead
in oppnsiiion To Benton. The latter was sls.
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