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CAMDEN. S. G.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1850.
Mr.. Bowman's Address,

On Tuesday evening last John G. Bowman. Esq.
editor Of the Temperance Advocate. and Grand
Lecturer Of the Grand Division of this State, deli
vered an address in the Presbyterian Church up
on the subject Of Temperance. Although his
subject is hackneved Ole, and almost exhausted.
vet it was certainly rich in,elac;ua! feast 10 hear
Mr.. g. Ii is not enough that We say his address
was an eloquent one. On this occasion, he was
remarkably Interesting and delivered an admra.
bic speech. 1t is not necessary 10 attempt sy-
nopsis, or even 10 glance here, at the different
heads OF his discourse. His subject was ably and
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ten the obdurate.
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TO be thank hl that they have secuted the services
of one so thoroughly identified with the success
of the cause.
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RecoyERY OF THE CALHOUN STATUE.--We
are indebted to Charles Edmondston, esq, for
the following graphic and eloquent letter re.
sEecting the recovery ofthe Statue of Calhoun.
NEw YORK, Nov. l, 1850.
DEAR Sir: II gives me great pleasure to
inform you that the statue of John c Calhoun
which as been buried in the ocean since the
18th July last, has beea raised, and stands
without material injury in all all its beauty,
on the deck Of the Yacht Twilight In the ab.
sence ofmy brother, John D. johnson. OF isllp,
l.. who will remain with the statue till it ar
lices in this city. beg leave to congratulate
ron and the citizens of South Carolina on the
recovery OF this work Of art. To Hugh Max
well, ESQ.,, Collector of this port, and Captain
Wallron, and officers and crew of the Gutter
Morris, as also Mr. Whipple, the celebrated
diver, who have all been unremtting in their
exertons, and without the joint efforts OF whom
success would have been doubtful, all praise is
due 1t WIS not till the morning of TIE oOth
ultimo, that favorable opportunity presented
itself, as there has been Il co ,stant succession
of high winds and untavorahie weather; but on
that morning the crews Of both vessels as we'll
as MIR. WDipple, with his submarine armor,
were on tine ground by daylight, and by 8
o'clock the chains were. with difficulty, adjust
ed, and all hands directed to wear the purchases
when the orders were given to haul, and at
about eleven of the zane morning it began to
emerge from the ocean. The first thing which
struck our eyes was the Constitution, held aloit
by that arm which sustained it while living,
and now, calm in death, rs it were, from the
assaults ,hevery elements themselves Long
may our common country view 1t as he did
the great palladium OF national liberties But
it was only when the Great Statesman stood
before us in his majesty, that our feelings gave
way, and three hearty cheers went up for our
glorious Union after which. the guns OF both
vessels were manned. aud salute, correspond.
ing with the number of States, fired. Trusting
that this great work will soon rest in the midst
o.. his beloved constituents.
Irelnain yours, most truly,
BRADIsH JOHNSON.
CHARLES EpMoSpsroS, esq. Charleston, ). Z.
p. S.-I have just seen the Collector, who
saws Government vessel will take the statue
to your city, Chnr. Mercury.
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war with the South, which woud snstain COM
paratively no Inconvenience, leave no room to
doubt but that the North would preventive seal
ing ofa spge slave. Nor would tile slave, freed
him. as he would BE- then, attempt an escape
And thu 6ould Disunion produce the blessing cf
greater strength and greater security TO our do
mestc institutions, with an entire stoppage TO bor-
der theving and kidnapping Oh the part Of The
North"