The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-06

Your most obndient. . ?, g....
A. l.. billiard, JUN.
Russell Place, May 80, 1919. 4. ,ftm.a
n-- %Yls3s.Y OF a1ia
For the Camden Journal, as ,.-,
Mr.. Editor-[ noticed among your selections
in the last Journal, taken from some nther pa
per. the closing slanzas, Of Byrons s0des sto M.
poleon lBonaparie.p and ,was thus hemjnded Of
the following, in the fourth capoo Childe Har.
old, which equally indicates the Poet tappseci.
alton Of Washington, and NJ thel same li9s, has
much higher claims to tp,etie yspsEa ae,c 6nay,
perhaps, fill an unfinished corner ofthe tssour'
nal,'' and thus be read hY some who WOULD not
look for it in the author works for fearsf con.
taminaiion: =, :.an sr,F syrb ya, 4bsr-,
Z "can Tyrauts but by Tyunts conquered be,1'
And Freedom find no champion and m No, child
Such as Columbia saw arise, y hen sho, 4, ;,tc,
Sprung forth Pallas, arp,d, and ,unds6leda ayIs
Or must sucliminis .hc,nourisb'd iur tho silder
Deep in the unpruned forest. idat Tho toarysf
| 7Ofcataracls, whore nursing Nature rsriledssri
On infant Washington Has earth 20 ane .Iy
Such seeds within 7Icr breast. Europe saotsuch
.1,j shore1" sgfH ,sts t5ouff ,E,,n,JsaS1os -
In no, admiring over much thess.auzas- pub.
lIthed in your last, 4 am suasaiaedv BIZ ae less
authority than the Poet himsela mho,. .speaking
Of the three last slanzas Of that, eode, .sass II
don't like them at nh. andihfybadb betteEte left
ont;" they were added to the Ode, atahe re.
quest of his Publisher, Murray, sin sarder to
avoid the stamp dnty, then ainppssd m pgblica-
tions MT exceeding sheet --aadahe Lord Poet
could do nothing on compulsionsv n fftossI
~ s-sg.lH Truly yours,g4 sIaIDLER.
Saturday Evening, June 2d.atsa .isI
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H t Correspondence of the Camden Journal4,
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| DearsSI-The1 heaIihsof opr lagsrads City 20
Eiar continues unusually good 3t,iss eeason Of
the year. notwithstanding r,imatsinesasla lanaIly
prevailing Of cases Of Chole raas Tbes Mercury
Of yesterday morning took, uprthef gauntlet Of
war against your neighborsof,the "Colymbia
Telegraph" for giving currency TO- ysq1,e Of
these idle reports. 1t was Of course nqt dnne
with any view of iujuring Charleston, I'm still
the papers cannot at this crisis, observe too
much prudence with regard to disseminating
information on this imporhntgsnfiect. The least
spark is apt TO knde into fame at such times,
and If our cruntry friends sboultiie seized with
panic, the conta sion would Immediately spread
through the State, and 'our, Metsopolis would
be avoided, as If we had bcenadesplased by the
plague. We cannot presume to, bopeaer ex.
empion from Observation-Disclosures Wide all
around US have been suffering froaiiissssEages,
hut the present condition of the .citysyarrants
the hope, that vigilance prudence will in .
great measure arrest its y:olence l!whenit does
come. Our city authorities are using, their
most strenuous effhrts for this object. The little
suuihs yo,i see in the paperssare tuany Of Them,
for electioncering purposes--The Streets were
never in better order,-and strangers may visit
us for sometime to come. We hope, with perfect
impunity. 'r s'1 = k2stga Y3n
We have our share of public aanuseunepts.--
StockweIrs Panorama Of the Mississippi has re-
Gently left US. The Heron family have been
performing at the Theatre and Hiberniaat hall.
Prof M. S. Reeves gave Concert last Thurs
day evening at the Hibernian Hall, assisted by
Madame Hammarskold and Messsss Guilmette.
Hrrwig, Mitchell, Fisher, aHeit, Gambaij. Slo.
man, Braucr. Hess and numerous Iaspateprs.-
These are all resident musicians. and tpgether
form corps of talent and skiliraselyto 20 be met
with in this country where We SCI soimuch
value upon imported artists. i.l0f e..,....
The Italian Opera Company haYeffeturned
from Savannah where they hare heen drawing
crowded houses. They will visitsrG Columbia
and Augusta, and perform here againin cos
tune in the early part of represent month.
Excursions around the hasbor ara becoming
frequent as the season advances. 1Iheisteamer
&C. w. Coffee is the iayorite hoatsi The
"Maior Hibben' carried out n respectable mum.
ber on a fishing excursian yesterday. Tl1
Our old Pyrotechnst, ]. D. BrowHe, has
commenced bis displays of fire works al the
Battery on moonlight evenings Thisnniver.
sal place of refuge from the heat aadI dust OF
the day, still attracts its ,hrongs ofabeapx and
bellies. Before the summer has leea W, we
may expect 10 hear of, numerous, delicate little
affairs transacted at "moonlieht's faTyrhour,"
that enchanting season, which, has SinspIred 90
many fond lovers hearts with cpoe'ryrand ro'
nance as ft7 - j7H:.s
"gaze met ga=a, His
And heart saw heart translucid thra''lt the rays"
of the fair orb of night. "Nous fafons."
Balls and dancing parties are giving way to
equestrian frolics a, the Battery. oDafine the
moonligh, nights most places ofpullic meetings
are comparatively deserted. ''';sf eft
An address was delivered before the children
Of tho Sunday Schools Of the Protestant Epis'
copal Churches Of this City, on Tuesday after.
noon last, at Grace Church, Wentworth street,
by Rev. w. w. Spear, Rector Of that Church.
The children of the School and their teachers
attended in great numbers. dH'5% "a
Our City was quite lively during PARTON OF
the week jus, closed large number OF stran.
gers having visited US fora few days TO attend
The proceedings oflhe Southern BaptissS.Tricn.
nial Convention. Ample provision .had been
made for the comfortable recommendation Of the
delegates and others, tnostlyirf ptisatethoases.
The assembling Of so nany'dissihgsiished repre-.
of this denominations Speescuied an