The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21

lous grasp of demagogues and poiltlciahs Inc
administration of the affairs Of Government.-
That such party--it we must call it a party
must find warm and ardent supporters IN every
State OF The Union, we have faith enough 10 be.
lieve. That such candidale--noninated ana
supported withou, any reference to mere party
inciples-would he elected, we cannot allow
ourselves to doubt The people at large love
the Union better than any set OF party pr'ncl-
pies, and they will cling to it with all The devo.
lion which patriotism can inspire.
South Carolinim.
FEARFUL CoNDIrIUN OF lRELANp.-lhe
London Times thus describes the political and
social condition of the "sisler kingdom"
"Ihe main symptom OF her present state Is
the utter anagonisln Of ranks aud classes. Inc
disrord which first existed between Fapllst anu
Protestant, or Orangeman and Ribandnan, has
now become the discord between the landlord
and tenant, between tho poor and the rich, be.
tween those who have aud those who have not.
There is now in progress war, determined.
obstinate, and not unirequen,ly sanguInary, be:
tween property and want. Rent is 10 longer
evaded, but pillaged by the tenant. All The Sc.
curiles which the law has provided tor lis pay.
ment have become nullily and d lnockery.-
Armed and multiiudinous force vanquIshes The
law, and secret deliberations give additional
supper, TO force.
/" Where there is not detachment OF soldiers
ready lu assist in the collection OF rent, the tna-
rauding tenants triumph, and The landlord Is
pIundered without redress. Already blood has
been shed in a vain attempt To vindIcate the
rights of property, and while we write mos!
probably fresh outrage has been followed by
fresh carnage. \ ew weeks more, such as the
last six have been in some Of the Irish counties,
and the idea Of property will have been extlr.
pated, the lies Of icivil society rreParabIy bro
ken, and pest worse than any physical mala.
dy perpetuaied therein.
This is not The worst part OF the crime or
its consequences. Ii is noI only perpelra'ed by
the ignorant and the uneducaicd, but il is tolc-
rated, encouraged end defended by nell ol
knowledge and education. 1t is hailed by pa.
triots as the reributiye war oil the oppressed
agains, The oppressor Of the injured aud plum
dered serf against his domineerinS and eAlor-
,ionale master. In the relnembrapce OF old
wrongs and old neglect are buried The sugggges.
,ions of conscience and The dictates OF law.
"Some landlords were cruel, and others in.
different; therefore all landlords should be
robbed; such is the logic with which Irish
patriotism addresses the most intlaInmable
minds in Europe. The lesson is no! lost
The spark falls on the gunpowder, rs 1t was
meant that it should. While the men Of learn.
ed ease write and advise, the men ol land are
beggared, and with them all whose subsistence
depends upon the purveyahce OF elegant luxu.
res or necessary comforts. Trade is hamPered
commerce dulIed-and tho thousand arms
which put the industry oi cities in motion are
paraIyzed by brutal violence which wants the
dignity Of revenge and the courage OF war.
FIGHT BETWEEN A Box AND a LYNX.-We
mentioned few days since that large lynx
had been killed in Weare. n. H., by lad of
sixteen years of age. 4 gentleman from that
vicinity has given us the following particulars
of the exciting contest:
On Saturday, Oct. 9th. a party OF individuals
in Wesre started oui Oh "squlrrel hum" and
among the number was Master Amon Favor, a
youth of 16 years, who was armed with small
gun, intended only cr squirrels, palridges and
other game. During the day, his dog lreed "a
large loup ccuier-a species Of wild cat or ynx.
The courageous lad, not wishing to lose so good
count" for bis side," although his gun was
loaded with but slight charge Of small shot,
drew up the weapon and frcd, the charge ia.
king effect in the shoulder OF the animal.
The animal apparently took bnt little notice
oIthe wound and after walking back and forth
upon large limb several times, al! lhs while
eyens his two antagonists below, he deliber-
aley backed down the trunk Of tree and
sprans at the lad, bet the faithful dog uler!cred,
and IL sharp contest cnsued between the two
animals. At length lhe dog was overpowered
for momeu., when the ynx made second
spring at the lad, but was again prevented from
ehec,ng his Object by the interference Of the
dog, aad second fight cIsuod between the
two. While this was going on, the lad laid
aside his gun. and arming himself with stout
club, he in turn went to tho rescue OF his noble
canine friend, and, scizing a favorable opportu.
nily, struck the varmeul !" heavy blow be.
tween the ears, which laid him dead at his feet
Alter resting awhile, young Favor shouIdered
bis gamo and started for home, Before he had
gone far, he came across The mutilaled carcass
of fresh killed sheep, upon which the animal
had probably breakaStcd that morning. Tho
loup cervier weighed twenty pounds, and
his longest tusk measured two and u half inchos
in length. The lad received 50 bounty from
the town, and also disposed Of the skin for
handsome sum, thus making profitable days's
porl.---Boston Journal.
We copy the following advertisement from
the Washington Union Of Saturday, for the ben.
eft OF those who are afflicted with the disease
spoken Of:
CURE FOR DRorsy!-I'he following rccipe
for the cure of the dropsy has been already pub.