Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
|pns On she Pendleton Messenger
EE The FRIENDS OF COOP
ERATYONg &


now, or are informed, there is no
f rof this course of conduct; on the $
ssaction men" as those with whom s
n ma called, are as earnestly and deel- S
n favor Of CO cooperation as any othefs p
&nuld make any sacrifice, short OF sub 4
En 10 accomplish it. We are not as Is a
|sfl npon us. ready to sacrifice the peace q
ssperity of the country, merely for the
,se 3ef 3of trying an experiment; but are Will =
g wait for co. operation, so long as any
,pable hope remains of obtaining it. New
less we believe that movement on the
- Senth Carolina will be the surest means
Estates to the position
$50 avoid division among
- nm the are, and have been al
s:., e.,psi9e them far chance Of try.
= & s,:s,.,6 Congress for the purpose OF
: 20 20 South. There is one thing, how:
We win never consent to, and that U.s.
!z,g for new aggressions aud outrages upon
I&87,f. n Tie South before we move tor re-
srhisis the true position OF the seces'
"a aud il it does moi entitle them to be con.
"a the friends Of cooperation, we can
sd anything. This is the course
|5by the Charleston Convention :; the
!szhich body, in our opinion, has done
5;;mulate our friends in other States
ssyising. III else; and we marvel how any
"a sf resistance can object to it. If
SfS3ehalt, or fafter, it can but have the
q Iiseasten our friends elsewhere, and
I6e cause. So long as we advance our
IN advance but when we retreat they
= 80 also. 1t will be evidence to them,
4, l.St We doubt the cause in which we are
[sosslis a. are too faint-hearted to meet the
s1lf;es. that lie in the way. panic Will
| !; ;oyer the minds of the people in the other
s. a II did here, when our politicians, who
lleen leading and stimulating our people to
'aaee iiSlhss cause, since the year 1913,
lsDtally found out they were mistaken, and
61csslv sere found in the rear, calling. upon
afss Ia halt. We all know the hesitatloLI
kdoubt that spread ever the public NH Id at
lscoyery; let US not subject aa6 friends,
60 20 So paII| lSI trial. The
= be withstood but
+ hole State would be
..s5sdr cause. "a
see It stated IN the Baltimore Sun, that
dent has ordered two or three ships Of
4, Cuba, 10 intercept any "aid and com.
''sha1 The Americans may deem it proper to
10 the oppressed Islanders.
Eis Il infamous! But what else. could be
eted from an abolition Administration,
he great aim is to restrict the confines ol
'sfy "a the narrowest possible limits. until
6silntion become not only unproftable
curse, but self.destructive7 Have these
bed niscreants forgotten the history Of
own counrys Have they forgotten the
ss was brought to our struggling foreta'
a. l6eirday of need9 What right has
tbolition Cabinet at Washington to prevent
fl American citizens from taking part in
a war 10 Cuba
Bdaore aud his abolition associates are re.
;h1y serapulous about executing the laws
traH5thmg is likely to turn up in favor
Ia South, though he can remain with folded
: sfor days together, while an armed mob OF
afion cnt-throats in federal Boston, are
(s,Iiue the laws under their feet, for the pur.
- 81 Of robbiny Southern frecmen of their
'Forty,- and then insult the whole country
{sitlle excuse, as stupid as false, that he had
ks6bthentic information of the facts of the
% This is the model President that Till
Ilias holding up to the people of the South,
q rthy Of their especial gratitude and sup
Ios And what is still worse. there are peo'
kfnoag Us who are ignorant enough, or de.
SisAo Aough, or treacherous enough, to send
lpr sweet voices" in tumu!tuous shouts,
s0 nd the Infamous sentiment!
wnuld have believed, ten years ago,
fhaheYners could be found lit 1851, de.
geI enough TO sing hallelujahs to an aboli.
ioSinet, and to denounce those Of thei.
Sefs>sho are determined to defend, at all
t6seir esstIutional rights as "agitators'
ifols % hat northern men should dc
sot SO strange, as it is a part of theil
law. religion-a religion which make:
Ups philosophy, and knaves in poll
: ikdat Sosaherners should do this, i:
|dcconntable as it is unnatural Weekly
md Secession Banner.
n CiiBAN ISvAsIoN.-The well informed
Eipgton correspondent Of the New. Yorl
III Of Commerce writes as follows:
earn from private and authentic source:
Panpero carried out 600 men, six pie
cannon, and munitions of war. These
nashIiely drilled The steamer re-
lend freight openly aao
II t. officers Of the U. s
notice of it,
TO land the passengers and