Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-18

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be t,,a rnsi ion of TIC thief eau 5Ilt with the
sheep on his back,
Cnr private ori;Siiou i; that no, lawyer is &
gentleman that would cmgagein the 'esp'on"Ee,
70 gentleman would dTuui up the LAWYERS tthat
AZ nr, .;rlrmcnl - eagage in it, and no nl2r-
ciant is a gei.tiem#v, thai would empiny two
ether such ungentlemaniy rascal:, assnrh dunn
mcr and lawyer, to 90 lis dirty work
We hope these secret SPIES will be treated
with t: e scoru and contempt they merit. The
! Lincoln lawvers were honorable cnouga to
t:eal this ernissory as he deserved.
HJrncsi's Ms.
! The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Of New
Jersey have ordered sione tn be prepared,
! which is to be contributed by them to the
! Washington Monument. The New Jersey
Srutinc SAYS that the design is in bas relief,
witt. the coat OF; arms Of New Jersey, under
which is a scu!rtu;4l scfoi. at the right ofthe
State arms the letters !. o., aud on the let 0 T..
at the bottom &c three l;nks mathematical Of
the order, wit. the letters :. L. i. The stone
bears the following inscIi ption :-Grand Lodge
OF lnde. cnden; Order of Odd Fellows of the
State OF New Jersey, to the memory Of Wash
ington, "'rte Father Of his Country" Al each
side of the link is the following I'VE commend
vouto visit the sick, relieve the distressed, bary
tue dead, and educate the orphaa-Fecit, Feb.
ruary 22d, 1851.
S9uhern N,aufac'ures.-The Augusta Re.
public says: But few years have elapsed
since the first cotton mandatory was built in
the south, bat we already have one.f0urth rs
many as in all the eastern States 1t is esti.
mated that there are $4,000 spindles running
in the cotton States, requiring not less than
100000 bales to supply their consumption. In
1919, the four States OF Georgia, South Caro-
lima, Alabama, and Tennessee had ninety-four
cotton mills (which number has been greatly
increased within the past year. Taking all
the Southern States into calculation North
Carolina having twenty, and Virginia, Florida,
and Mississippi, each Il small number, the sum
total may be reasonably set down at $50.
Combination Against Coz. Qa,'m za.--The
zeal, displayed by Gov. Quitman, in the cause
OF Southern Rights, has provoked a degree of
rancour against him by the submission press
of the South, aud the myrmidons of our anti
slavery President generally, rarely cqua!led in
our political annals The result will rccoil Oh
the heads of those who pursae him so vimdic-
lively 1t is destined to make Gov. Quitman
the most popular man in the Southern States.
Augusn COastAntionatiSt.
CANADA AND THE UNIrpD STATES. The
Toronto Patriot says tie magnificent bridge
between Lewiston. in Ibis State, and Queens.
town, in Canada, near the Fails of Niagara,
was so far. completed on Tuesday last, that the
engineer aud q large number Of people crossed
to the American side, when upon reaching
terra frma, they We're enthusiastically received
hv the spectators who had assembled. This
bridge is the largest Structure OF its kiud in
America.
The Frenc!i Government have recently Or
ered that the white paint used ii public build
ugs sEi"l! hcncr:u:t;l be nlr!e Of whit, ziuc, and
not of white lead.
Sau'kr~q R;:R!& !irJrjF;3a.--Tac prcsi-
dents OF tie Southern Rights Associations
tlrous hoat the State, are respectfully requested
10 forward iie;r address to the Secretary OF t,e
Southern iEIhtS Association Ol ~. Iniil.j ana
ST. Michael, J. J. Pop, ir, Charleston.
\ new article of boots and shoes has Just
come a. in l;aglaild. j, is called the Panama
C0ritn. or the leather c1tii. and WAS iGscnrI
by Il person named Hull The material is cot
toa, but has the mass and grn"ral appearance
OF leather, and receives polls. from ordinary
backing. ana III the same way. 1t is used only
Tor the upper, the sole being leather. It's sail
t1 he rs ducnDle rs leather, never cracks us
splits, anL possess tie aJTan!ase Of not drawing
the loot.
Mia;iy-Wia, Pascal means by the two
iatinii2s. is, the iniinitirey Y great and the i'll
linitrIt small: the first of which, though vastly
the r!o,t impressive anal overwhelming, is not
perhaps, the most wonderful. 70 comprehend
tn" infinitely small il as diifi:aIi, it may b. as
to comprehend either is impossible. We have
read oi' the divi>ibiiity OF matter, the doe
tine of atoms, the doctrine VI noaads, and Of
tie ultimate fibre OF matter; but this wo are
inclined to believe is out much better than
theoretical irrgon Ior we much question wh"tE-
rr tne last and indyi>ible atom OF matter is any
more to b. discovered than the immcnsity of
space and OF time is to be subjected to any cir
cuiiIscli,tiJn.
Is Ia IN mis- Nm,c D.. In Greenland when