The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-28

or otherwise msniesied ilfi0h 10 the meas.
ures Of safety which have been proposed at the
South, ara sdndncted by Northeen men. We
make this remark in no spirit Of disr,is to that
elass of oar citize na. who have emigrated hither
.fium fbes North We enfefsain no such feeling
toward. ihe,n, as class. On the contrary, sse
have every confidence In their fidelity to the
land Of their adoption, and from certain facts
which. have recently come to our knowleged,
(bul which re are not YET at liberty to dlsclose9
we are confident that should the issueshe made,
an appeal 10 arms he the consequence, no na.
ssirs sborn sSouthroa, will he more prompt TO
obey The seali I'd defend 'Southern rights and
vSouthern honor, than that portion ofthe citizens
xNsfihis town, whose birthplace are beyond the
os Our s.otiecs Il 10 shew, that these Northern
editors misrepresen,ed entirely the sentiment Of
the prspile ofihe South. whether native or adopt
ed cifixens ;and that those who infer from the
course az these Journals that the South is di.
.Sided "a sentiment and feeling upon this sub
iect, win find themselves most wofllly deceived.
The W66ie courses saf these Journals (and we
sallnle par,icularly to the Augusta Chronicle
sand Sehtaie. and the Savannah Republican,
,shewi that they have special mission TO fulfil,
asthe atan gdard Of the aaii.slavery feeling at
Tho Soufh ''Gathaf Il Is not because they are
NORTHERN mrn, hut because they are Northern
-Propogagdisls, that they are against us.-that
they misrcprrsent not only the feelings of the
na,ivs.bdtn citizens Of the South, hut of North
erntuea who have found a home in the South,
and isSeileeoae idemifcd with usby long resi-
-S;s1r.cSt, s@sS.s Z : 49, X Z. :. p
: tTkssxpaf;rt II ale endeayoring to produce toe
-impses ssion iiasihe minis Of, our enemies. that
Iswe iiikabit a hease edivided again>t itself, and
,ahat Sifere sse deuesiic enemies in our midst,
ssuf7cIeatsto neussaiises all effrctual resistance
. to tiiS Sg9feasions of the North. This we re-
syald 4 sross libel, aud an error well calculated
To ensure i a,al and bloody issue to the strug.
gle IA witch we are now engaged. -four enc
sinies desire ,6ascertains the trie state of pub
lie feeling alahe South, lei them look to the pro-
esedsH4s of Soafheru a,eeiings upon this subject
where fheys yswilI 6nl ahr names az snen from the
NORTH ssad fsosis thezSodth, from the East and
from ahsss ssV3a = Whigs and ,Democrats-Tay'
lors tien Aud Class men---in shari, all who have,
livedswitie a. long enough to understand orr
instiftHidhiE and appreciate otir position 10 The,
fanaiical moscmenis Of Northern abolitionists.
and sspIedging IEeir lives. their fortunes, and
= their saered hon,r.' in defence Of our consiin
.liioualf fightss-Sldtc Banner. 49,
S"S' a. /. - ts.,
hsg Amunfarannate accident happened yesterday
on yhe,I&ait Road. As the passenger train ior
Cxis,8rn reached Hnpkins's turn .nli,. a man
,wsss diseosercd standing in the middle of the
trad, siookiag towards the ensipe an !. in
spitse sf avcfy effori nn the part of the engineer
TO wxsa him of.his danger, and check the cars.
conaassd sanding ia'the same position, and
swasAk kRnckeJ down by the locomotive and his
sfes 6ssdfy efashed. approved to be an old man
named Rawlinsan. who. has been rowing over
tho Sountrys Yimbscile in mind anil body, AMI
whdshshiisaa hasesb been allowed 70 wander at
: 1araa lBate f1t the effor,s Of those connected
s with stheAears be woud have heen crushed TO
:. .ifagments- -as It is he may still possibly moi
recover.a ahsing yery old and in6m.s. s..,;s,,,ap,
,;tSGh sis The abatement Of the affair we have
secelxeJ, from persons on the spot a, the time
from Hbieh Il would appear that no bl'me
attaches 10 ahe conductor or engineer.
sse:zsf e : Z $50 Colambia Telegraph. "
Meas HSDEyELopNgSrs.---, question OF vera
city has sprung I'D iRtween Mr.. Polk and Mr..
Wilnot. he latter fa,ly asserting ~hatths for.
asfE as daiiy contfadicts; that In private CON-
versaiion the President declared himself in "a
\ sosyslhe, principle ofhis Proviso, il put in an
! ssihes saapes The iconirayersy is disreputable
so osir National characters abroad for there must
ashc ~ lie oas =. .be,wecn the .high contracting
Psfies'sdehervise,be matter isuot important.
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GS,sss; ~ ~ Ssssy.a- -
oGss Es'ssC Cotf.spands Of the Baltimore Sun
SsirsssYsi h b w asnIxGToS, Feb. 20. ls49.
'e The battle which ioreshadowed in my pub.
lisked srle,iel of 70 day, has conmenced-
Awesdf,ents equivalent to the establishment OF
-aasssilnrial gayermeni OF California. or to the
adruissun other rs State, has been offered to