The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-07-11

ment, he had counted down t" John ofScales
turning to his servants ls1hFefa he sa1d ED 1aAe: 1nel
"Scourge me this viper out of the house
Of Lynn with dog Whips And it was done
The company then crowded round him
congratulating him on receiving his patrimo.
nv, and excnsIng their own neglect and in.
gratitude. But he said to them: "Caitffs
slaves, dogs, begone PoIlnte not the floor
of my house any longer. lfye enter my
grounds again, will have the servants loose
The hounds upon you !"
To master Lakeland he said. "Comc to
my arms come to my heart my friend, my
brother Live in my home. and share
with The Heir of Linn in all things"
And the Heir of Linn became another
man, and an ornament to his country, and
a blessing to his tenants.
THE CLAY AND TURNER AFFRAY.
The Maysvlle (Ky.) Eagle Of June 23d
gives the following, which is the fullest ac.
count we have yef seen of the terrible affray
between Casslus NJ. Clay and Cyrus Tur.
ncr. in Madison county, KY:
ar, cu
we learn 'he '",'o"'ng rom "a gch''e-
man VINO was on lhe gronhn mere are
three Pro.slavery candidates for the Con.
venton from Madison, Messrs. Willis, Che
nauIt and Maj. Squire Turner, Gather of
Cyrus TunerJ and but one emancipation
candidate, Major Burnam.. AT a regiment
al muster al Wa'denss on ihnrsday OF last
week. ,he carh'da.es SPOKE WINS d"' Ihc'
nau't 'ea"'ng. MAJ turner io''oweo-na'
though ne mad prnmIsed Cassus W. Ciay
the stano oc'nrS hIm' alleging that clay
was not candIaa'e aud the crowd was last
dlspcfsIng-ahd maze a long sPcech: C'ay
then LOOK me s'ano' ana o're more heav'ly
IN MS remarks upon turner mat upon e'ther
OF the other candidates ana II was no" EVIL
oss' lo.'ne mIs ''nFe .nas 'nere" some un-
P'e"Sa"' ] ,e'''"'s 1 1o. 80 Ee:I ''e". .,.
w." , i''e % ''eSe ""!' '":non,.i % .n's.aa ss"s, >,
S''' ''N p,arT pTW:,. a. w. s' ~
TDH'o~n I,3, wins spun. ns. 49,, '"s' m ~. he'.
w Wnc" turner .'du eP'Ae'' "o.' M. az, "'"''
C'a' aPPea'sn 20 nun 10 give m1l nul'a'"
an opportunity OF oele"a''s t..e L"arclpa' nr.',
l'ot''sls an" '',e'' v'IWs' p". u'"e' 'e.useu' @
a"o spoke ''a'' a' '''''' "''Se'' J." Te
s!ra'h, during winch ne 'ea" 'or' '"e ~
american ne"SPsPei po''"''' '' .'I Ia a. "e'e
Una. causeu .''T Ts m'H's.o" ,,,'o Gna f,o I ~
'':''". VI H,s. ."s ,, n" annaoI"d W % ,bs noon,o
o'''''a'" va. ':" arpcah w., " ,.;, pspo r,p,o
~ u;, say ". "'s' a"J ,,.ssa .oonnnan;sd @ w hv ,he
s"'"''i NC 'o''' .''e'' u ~ Az; T,u,on
statement 80 ''''' '''au0 " ""!. "'"o'
.na' ,"e ar''c'e III Iu.sa"'" was "."''" SC =" Ia "a
co"'n Garo''a P'a'',I'' vas .''". W. ",S 10
,''el'''s oeleseu' W. as. mS ' onJ ,pu, ", h;s
ea" l "n ',,;n,. al I ,,h;.e he uas lv;ng s,ck NJ
u'n,o 'n.,s1';d a"G c'"ar Tbs ar,;cIe he ss;I v.s
"u .on,iI;'a % ~ h;s ccel;ncs and view az il was
.er,'S'e W. ''s '..' -, '',h.r " w n,",,s.nd r
10 "'I' i"' "'' " " 1," LoI ,n nc o;;oLno., -
nc ma" n"' ore'' o''''''s" :" Ju ~ ~ ~. ''s""
II s'o,i!" never nave aPPea.ea III r,S Pupe'.
W.T. H". Ne"e, ,,," Wv pa pL' W n.I W. ,u."IJ
A"cr'ca.' was "" ~. ''''' anu "'0'
c',,,,,'i .'T r s.a.."'e" soa,;.l -, ,..o,h of
M"?" n"'".' 1u omJ ,'Lo, I'o ho spu,.I'JaJ
te' ,'''' ,.'e.''' IT, w a,..I G.. " ,ho n"uno.o
" III. o'ay to'N '''s ''a''u ~, "'I . pu'p.'In
o o' making MN. VI dl'o'Isy !" VIC p'"Ie r.
Tor inc 'MerruPl"n ,e ''au 'dusI'' ie
again sla,ed '''at nc .l''uSnt eaI" pa',y
were eht'ie" 70 oG nearu' ac'u t',a' nc s',,n ru"
ne ai!o"ed ta'r a's's'''' OF l.ie ''.'e' -, "a. y
INC ir1ehdS o' i'S''. u'"' J"s.'ce w Sue" +"
course had noth'ns 10 loose; lor IL Inc 1'"an'
c'ra'on'sts held lnceno'ary ho!Ions' ana @ au'
Soca'ea principles Opposed 10 inc pes' o ','Ier,
es.s OF 'n'' coun'rs' VI. peup'o I"u,n s @ .ti;e
o. mem correcL's a"u pc. Ia% .',a' " ~ rnh, " nI
tne'r principles were 'o"''eu III r .s' ,.'o,, s'",
JusUce' II was certainly 'ot ",''s Una. .,'Is Is
sh"u,n ne Eh'""' III "Foe' '''a' '"'s "'a' ~
uphed and sup orted. T.,
Alter making ms explanation, % wn'e" nc n u1u