The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-03-28
WisbeIiege that Mr.. Calhoun and MI Wood.

We believe that Mr.. Calhounand MgssW oads
ward are willing 10 test it's efficacy. We
know ,ha, the latter stands ready "lo eaoperat
in this, and euery other measure q .forbearancs
,ovardsthe sUnion::' While be may regard il the
proper course of the South, to take high. grounl
and 60 much farther, he still is prepared TO
unite with his Fellow Citizens in trying The eS.
pertinent. Weihave reasons to believe that the
plan of operations suggested will meet with
much favor in other STATES,
The Columbia press have taken ground in
support of it. and have urged it. with earnest.
ness and power. A. demonstration was made
in its favor, by the Marlboro Meeting heldidu.
ring Cnurt week 18th instant, Of which Col.
VIM. T. EIlerhe was chairman.--J. Beatty Jen.
nings, w. y. Johnson Esqr.. and D. Mathieson
Esqr.,-Secreiaries and Maj. J. W. Harring-
Ton Chairman Of the Committca., The follow.
ing is their ninth resolution: r., -es.'a2s..a
"Resoiued, That the sixth Resolution adopted
by the citizens Of Krrshaw, al late meeting
10 Camden as follows: "Hesolved that wer
quest the Committees Safety and Correspond.
ence, which have been appointed by the several
Districts respectively, to appoint one Of their
number, to meet with others so appointed, in
Columbia on the first monlay in Mly next,
to consider of and devise a system Of non!
Intercourse in trade and commerce, with the
nom slavehodng Statrs,, with view Of recon.
mcnding the same to The people Of the State,
be referred to our Committee Of Safety and cor.
respondeuce, with authority 10 act upon the sng
gesiion, as to them may seem proper" '. :
We hope the Committee will adopt it fully,
and that other COMMITTEES will do Hkew:sc."
Al the Annual Commenccmen Of thr Ne Il.
cal Department Of the University of New
York, class of lat graduated. The follow.
ing young gentlemen were from, this state,--
w. A. Aiken,,J Z. Brennan, G. buckingham.
H. X. W. Finn, G.. Kersh, NJ. L. Sharp, F
w. Voght, J. S. Wea'hrrly and Thomas D.
Woodward. The degree Of NJ. d. was con.
farrcd, at the recent Commencement Of .he
Medical College of Georgia, upon the follow.
ing, also from this Sate, W. c. Ware, D. C.
O'Keeffe, A.; F. Cox, Jasper Browne, J. G.
Lanier, G. W. Mitchell, W. II. Montague. q
TIE CHARLESTON HorEL.-Thc Courier Of
last week informs us that the large and magni.
ficent buiIding-thc Charleston H'icl, is under.
going thorough repair, clralling and embe,lish.
ing. 1t was lately purchased by Mrssrs. T.
GATES and W. ENsroS, who have placed It
under the charge of Mr.. DANIEL MIXER, for.
merly of the Eagle and Ihenix, and more
recently Of the United States Hotel a, Angus.
ia. He has engaged the services Of Mr..
MooDY and Mr.. NIcKERsoN 10 assist him. II
will be soon thrown open for the reception O
boarders and travellers, elegantly furnished and
thoroughly renovated. 't-,s'- '-.,r. <>.' 5f''ats
ALBERT GALL.rrS.-Th venerable man,
according to The New New York Literary
World, has sufficiently recovered from a serious
fit Of illness TO resume bis studies and pursuits.
to which he still brings The interest and acumen
Of his youthful powers.-7elrgraph.
NoS.ELrc1BIL1TY OF DuELLrsr.-The
Batesville (Ark.) Eagle says, thai Col. RoAyE,
If elected, cannot become Governor Of lha,
State. The Inauguration oath requires the
party to swear that he has never been engaged
in duel, either as principal, second or bearer
Of challenge. Col. r. however fpugh. with
Albert Pike. The Senate of The State, a, its
recent session, repealed the law with an eye
to the case OF Col. R., but the House refu. o
TO pass the bill. .s>..t -"
His E1cellency Governor MANLY, Las ap.
pointed ANDREW II. SnuFoRD Of Lincoln.
JOSEPH ]. ERWIN of Burke, and GEORGE W.
HAYES Of Cherokee County. Commissioners
under the Act Of the last General Assembly for
surveying and locating the grea, Western
Turnpike Road from Salisbury through Ash
vile to the Georgia line. TX
MISSISSIPPI Mov1Ne.-We are rejoiced 10
see that Mississippi Is joining Virginia, Son'h
Carolina. Georgia and Alabama in response to
the Southern Address. 4 large meeting was
held at Canton, in Madison County, to deliber.
ate in reference TO the "crisis.". The resolu.
tions lately passed by the General Assembly Of
Virginia were among others, adopted. ..4gv
The Charleston Mercury Of the 2lsi inst,
says-'rhe detention Of the cars yesterday was
caused by the blocking up of the road hy a
freight train,--lhe axle of one Of the cars having
given away. The accident occurred about %
miles from the city, and the train going ives,
was detained. until the arrival of tho Western