Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-11
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:9.saeesaessss5lils complinentary u,
truthful notice OF. our much esteemed and uni.
ne'nls' WHO lias just LETT EeoFseIoIe1 I6dAld =
ne mad dls s2ent sA few days among his friends:
e, GOVERNOR MEANs.-IIis Exceeocv Gov
he'sas' lett here in the steamer Nina ~ Sat
ah'ay morning last for Charleston .nna",'..i U%s
IN most excellent health and soir;ts r;'e"uy ri,.
m.'er, snsn. out the portion of single day. haying
:; w S'e 'ei' utys or more with his friends
III Ia "aceamaw' The visit ofthe Governor WAS
one rather OF pleasure than business b,rinn
postponed the military reviews and enc,m,
meI!s 10 t,ils section Of the State, and there bp
little else OF moment to claim. at tbis t;,na
his personal attention. ''''' ''''ie'
from the short and limited time tI,,t ,uo
Hese III ae company Of this distinguished fnnc.
"''y ';.' OF our State, we are happy to saw that
us personal appearance was ratier n,,,.,. s"' {
','ls than otherwise, and conveys the ba,n,;f'i /
~ Yea t'l"t because he wears the mantle of Laf u
OF the State, he is not berelt or th,t
''ai" republican, and unassuminp d.mo.m"s ~ a
'h'ch decorates, alike, the citize,, and o.n,I, "
'an' lie Is rather above the ordinary s;zo or
'e''' about tlIrty.fvo or forty wears Of ano or
[r"ng intellect, and, as an officer in thas k,
I..s. ~ present most commandipo la
Ie'y he appearance n Bnt that which grati6ej is
.. .tso.u an other considerations, is the Erct B,
'l he is the 'denfic"l Governor nop as wbsn as
wrote that spirited and highly eulopised iuI in
surai winch breathed forth resi,,once .,,h - sh,
,'"" SUBMISSION @ he would perform b;s nv
ft IN Inc political drama, there is no an,rs ind
'I'o"' ~ y, Whatever. whenever the porer is con Ed
~ u nun. ana the moment arrives. His nv. the
''ncy believes and fe''ls with the larga ma mo ing
Nv OF the soverei ign people of his State that I lot
tn'ln,seiy more degrading to quietly and and saw
'eiy submit to insult and Oppression bec,nse CHR
sister States happened not to be- 81 sensa aud
o" that subject, than to BE- defeated by .ha pers
TpOwerIns arm of the General Govornan,at Wv darG
r... ". "I'c' he has no fears-and that alofl
tho LII whenever 1t meets, will carry pion
,"e ,'S" anu solemn behests of the ,a,,Io IL
u. .h; IHanse OF public feeling, we learn is T r.
'ahlns place and soon there will be one "
'.o" ~ voice Tor secession, from the monn. bers
/" ene seaboard. We think the tima win acou
> 'oo' when that significant minority nr and
1" our own district will fall even brian tb.t that
anu "nen Grreapaie will expunge from don t
''.'S heF late false and extraordiuarv ~" cam,
""'' constitutes Southern Patriot bic ia
, part {
ne inscription on the block Of ,ron;.. them
'ted by Virginia to the National % Wasb the mi
Monument, is, Virginia who gave WASH 'nits a
10 Amelca, gives this granite for bis we h
nent.'" doubt
very fortunate that the nscription refers with Il
'se OF which a Virginiau may we'll Le ~
but the
u,;fl ,fe,o,hor w. is said
rnev of LE, r, ...:. comparison of who as
'el'c'touslv expressed in the following 1n.-
3m Charles Wesley .. learns :
lere IN the body pent, road fro
= ahsent from Heaven I roam: er in n
t. nightly pitch my moveing tent District
l''fcn nearer home" tae Dist