The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-08-27

think would have beer some guide for her Sen.
ators to go by; Manly's part. dgc"ertsd bimon-
ly when he deserted his conntry 81 Principfae
non homines" was their motto, and noblY did
they sustain it; they love their coui try, lint
thee also regard their sacred honor land aof
such sentiments all men must honor them =
Among tie missing was the celebrated M. c.
Manufacturer of otDpromise$, of alkentucky;;
twas well he was not in his s..at, farIif he had
been, his destin, would have been tiililled and
the mantle OF Benedict Arnold would have fall.
en- at last upon the shoulders Of his illnstrioas
successor; his colleague however stood IL his !.
Shoes and is entitled to at least one half of the
ignominr. Mr. Rusk is patriot and faithful
Senator, and we wish him better company than
Sam. Houston; Dut Sam's term expims IN 1853.
Texas we hope, will then send some one in his
place WHO knows her Interests and his ewndu-.
tv better than Sam does lf-R.R T. t;leif ..i&t
a traitor, Messrs. Bell, Benton, iiga.toa, Spru~
ance, Underwood and Wales; have. robbed l.inie
OF bis tle in the very Senate ciistithSr Ni steo
his treason was so severely deprecated. MR.
i'oote is Il parent Weatacreoc!s, he o:,rnsed tIes
Bill because instructed. aAd, t:;en OPPOSES ties
Protest "oh. consistency thou art. ajpweg" baS
thou art not in the possession Of II. S. Foote
From theNortherh members we could expect
nothing more than this. Mr.. Dicknson's am
many Hall speech in which he says, ct isttfs
highest motive OF tie representative to discaarse
hi, important trusts with fidelity; a6dif haxe
IN executing mine, secured the apgrnbatiNs Of
the Democratic party of the E@pire GRS. +
sal feel assured that have not been ssas.id-.
tjI nj rho nbir,tio,s .,I,;,L 4!
representative of this great State and great
Commercial empoiim of the Uaian; !" to the
contrary aotw wjihstaHd:ug.i a,'t.i iir. Lickin-
snis devotion To his party and :its. State, hut
they Will not reconcile his conscience when he
reflects That in voting for the aalaiission OF Cab
ifor,Iia, he vi,iated the Constitution u the Uniosa
which, as Senator, he has swo5n TO Observe.
Perhaps am trespassiny on ypAr space ssG
your readers patence, hnt !ciinnut giose tRsssJ
remarks, imperfect rs they. are without some
allusIonto OR accidental President; ] he wa7sts
of tie wise man, when tie ri.htecus are,ili
aut'iortytjIe people rejoice. hut sF.yu the wax
ed bear rule the people lnnHrn," are peculiarly
annijrah'e TO Kim ut t:,is .i.ie /. is to he fiar-
ed tat !"a bsiaf aufo-ifr wiz. viii lie, Gas
been ;,'ciient1jlY clnt,ed -siif a,a,e IN cut
such mites before tig'; haag&4 4 ygifb,aks:the
angels weep n cIsclUsicnT would s,g5ast
to the citizens Of 2ienviila.the ncvesSityM amt.
ing nr hT. Downs, be :;,,cs g.ss IL II. a. his
dniy. Yours, SC. -, =, ~
4 TngE sqrrauov.. $
Camden, Aug. 20. 1850.
DtsrH.ssr 'e c.sv,, s,--.--- sst.f 1.eian.
choly duty to 'teco.t,qfthe death ,b} G,r0wDina,
on Tuesday last, of az aiaterest;ess4tt.,,s laugh.
ter, aged about five years Of Eph s:J.L Mckay,
of Georgetown, WHOSE sutInle.s fps i.itei ce is,
near Dvn;.ttseilla. We, pNdaFst!;ld TIA dr..
cel."d with some ot..er ct:itarsf;, and two or.
three srown servants, were. returning ,fos, the.
villas", am! thai ;arcrossi4g &c a iy:se she.
stumbled aud fell iltctb U4t&f, ;.ld iialnedi-.
ate:v s.i::!f 20 !isA ~, no:c s .iilet!. a..
tatg and" gprti@res, frsse II re stct d..
Eeciiy alter tle- :.ec;drGt occr.std, ana made.
every possible eifast to: recover tte body ljst
ii vain. Il was htv'eyer;sr recovered tie next;
day, being foan5a eonsaief;i!! 81 ns. Glow
where it Disappeared 10 Chsssiae 1:isciie.
A Tsss'nss Ts,..sor ~ an,:
dared 6y hr ti"tsi,4 4i,i. aw'i1IT r 4 sse,ly es..
cared at philadelphia, Hancock county, saai;
ana, on IKE eve-iag oifsiihuszsg, Tx. $t iilet.
The cirruGIa. 'ces of the rasa are, 'tneSa: 81
man by the l,.rie o! Erho;.,:.s .scl2tss ,.as t,r
years resided in Hancock county, sgI,:,, with.
his E:.is $i.SEa sstli sls,siasssd ;lkt:!eputat.,
men'h>rs o. eociaty. 4 difficulty L.ti c:Ais;s.E
between t>esnedy. and tisssiie Tor sc.ao tnre
past. This dialiSerltY hhGf;rc1eSstd 70 such an
eEten; that the authorities "a ,slgga co.Seled
10 interfere il. order to ,,,rgtert ,is wia from
persoaal yiolesca, and :tse ghola fs.i,iiv from
eiectnnnt. lsbort 4 a,aG:h siics, Kennedy
was- brought hef*..e instice. 5ssase3se3 By hi,
wife with threatening to; t:H baf,. .a..djks was
bound o"er in the sum Of Ss4tes9 IN keep the
peace On Thursday 4. ts.y 8: :.aa;i been
drinking freely, end after niaki5.4, Il; ;aft dis
tnrhanc.H in tfe neisshhoFE6o 81 Mid L l,r!.il,
repaired to bis farni:&jtuated asskoH distance
fion the town. Aboat midnishs the, neighbor.
hood was alarmedby tIe, ,discharce o.: fire arms
and the cry OF mnrder5S9and tie te; rifle an
wastnade that Kennedy Lad blown
ont bis daughters byains. Medical aid WAS OF
no use, for the b"a,as OF sle Young woman were
blown comrl; tyly out OF the skull, .anc she
ceased to exist 1t il supposed Kennedy, in
his madness, had assaulted his. .Mite aud family,
AID in doing So, destroyed the life Of his bet
child. The unfortunate man is in good ciscum-
stances he was arrested on Frilay msr,nc.
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