The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-30

aid in throwing light uponathe ssbjscss dsshesse
tho list Of names be obtaiied whsfsserit udaye8 -
tits clear 10 us IT was used ii mailing
pamphlets to this place. Probably. tlsi ~
re and his coadutors have been il;eess n5 .
cutting out of the various papers, the 1iss 6 so'
letters published-and forwarding them 70 bead
quarters saa Y 'Ss sf9H osss'!i
Under all the circumstances, SIC fhihkiait sF2z q
right and proper, that the Heaviest penalties
the lap should fall upon any, who aid and sbete naa
these dangerous and wicked attacks upoii aufi ss'a'
Institutions. 'SelEpreservation is the frst law
of nature, and il the South should now neglect 8,
its prompiings, it may soon he too late. FaG3 ssa
ygr--- - lpliiL e7ctissss5s .yss
MORE BuTcuERINe. But ones senlinsassx yissr,
and that Of disapproval seems TO Pervads 1hs ~
Independent and neutral papers Of the 3 9
as to the carseess removal Of Nathaniel 4. a' =
Hawthorne, from the Custom House al Salem. III
Mass. Even some of those that have Yhigq % 10
tendencies, come out boldly in condemnation yna'
The Boston Transcript 'ss'. veg
ave don't care how much Of al, ouicty our y ''s
Democratic neighbors raise about the removal
of Nathaniel Hawthorne from bis humble post
in the Cusnm House at Salem. il was q very 90.
small business, to say the best Of IL III Wis q =
what 'rapyrand would have called asomething ,,'
worse than crime-a blunder: The. high - -
authorities at Washington should make amends h'
for it at by giving Hawthorne, a better = =,
berth" -, -ts.s..ssz- -,
Mr.. II. appears to have done the Siaieisome Sy--,
service in literary way, and theP Philadelphia J,
Bulletin agrees with the Washington Unio1fnse aa
the following remarks. .ss - 49, "a
He (Mr. H. held the humble office "a.
veyor of customs at Salem Massachusetts
which be has been compelled TO surrender 10 a..
man who has no claims upon hi. country 81 "a "a
party, except INSCRIPTIONS partisan seryicss: q :.
Mr.. Hawthorne is an eminent scholar and =, -,
writer, whose productions have adorned the es :,
literary annals of his cnuntry. sss.1s.ysz.
THE WASHINGTON MoNuMENT.-Our read. -,
er, are aware thai an immense National Monu-. .;s, u
men,, is now going up at the City Of Washing assa
ton-to commemorate the name and services Of Eaii'
the illus,rous Father Of our Country. The
National Inteiligenccr recently suggested thas
each State should, if possible, present a1biock"t
of native marble or granite, to aid in It's co1s
struciion.--,he blocks TO be Of the same size, >,
placed in appropriate positions, and to bear asua
suitable Inscriptions. We believe fhatss tssAla-afas .
bama was the first 10 respond 10 the suggestion,
and doubtless every other State viii promptly s,'
contribute to beautfy and render more inter-
es,ing this truly, patriotic and magnificent -,
structure. The Evening News of lastEweeksieoF y
says, "Leers have been received from gentls-# no.
men of Virginia, South Carolina and Georeis, 20 %
rendering blocks from these, ,tobe placed iR5hs 4,
Monument. Dr.. Thomas Culisl slofs StAsaS y,ss
desires to furnish block Of Carolina n'athi ii~
The blocks are to have the names ot the States 20
crt on lhen." si..,,-,s - }, 49, Sss1Tat. sts%eg
1t has been proposed 10 raise contrbutions, .ali,
at the various Anniversary Cele5raiions toshs ssr,
held throughout the country on July go
next. IL 10. yr -. sgsa 80 -
We take the following letter pr, e. xy.s
the Washington Monument Society sftp,ps lheAus,
columns Of the Caroiinian. 81; sa ssaesasls oil
LIMESTONE sPR1scs, Is: MAJ 90, dase. SIS b."
Tie Board of Managers Of W. 81. So ~ - 'it~
GENTLEMEN Observing In the pa pefs t6st ss:''
you have suggested the propriety of each State
IN the UNION continuing "a UtSCo VI Pa'SS
marble or granite, upon which. its 6aMe eiatS asH'
be placed" for the Washington Monument. E, NO.
should be obliged ION behalf Of family and S'ct
myself, who are proprie,ofs Of small se5"'
wrought marble quarry here9 you wouldn1ssb
trouble yourselves to furnish to US the dimea
sions of snch "a piece or parcel could sbeaat<I
conveniently thus used. wilthen, tsSddeh
the Governor, (if such piece can be here 6lsfsss
taiued.) make the more formal tender of u It0fnN
this interesting purpose. Sc = 'esst
have the honor TO be, gentlemen, yo6s tnosl ~
obedient and humble servant, s&'s'2 srf:fSS %"
e-s 80 z STR 'e's Tnos CURrIs,, DspDsasffr
fs'-@E7 -H1 fe 81 -. -. =. SlsS 1ts-s 344e4$sEf
RAIL ROAD DIv1DEyD.- South Caf0sss,s
ma Rail Road Company have declared dIsisss
dend OF ono dollar and Fifty cents per shats oH b.,
tie business of,he Company forthe sixsmanths&so
ending on the first Of July. '''si 7St'r tT@f's hou
REDUCTION OF FARE.-Thc South Carolinssp1d
Rail Road Company have reduced the fate rs y,
the road to three cents mile, to continue nn.,o
ill the first Of October next Tickets .oi Ham.ssy
burg 81 so, to Charleston 81 %. ds 'FhGHff aassiI
f.,. ae-:4ssssSt adf =,
TEMPERANCE vs. s,CFIOLERAs4-%tpss
1t mus. be gratifying to the friends Of Temss|
pcranca generally throughout the conntry.to
learn that experience andthe wisdom of tho