Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-25
THEnNION JOURNAL.

1dE U.NiON JOUhNAL.
We learn, by our exchanges, that a new pa
per is proposed to be published at Unionville,
s., e., by Mr.. R. A.. Mcknight the first num-
her to appear about the LIST of June. This
Journal, we are assured will be truly Southern
in politics, and that il will strike for. Southern
Rights and a Southern Confederacy;; in any
mode by which resistance can be made most ef'
fectual. This is well; for Mr.. Mcknight nor
Mr.. Any.body-else could ccessfuliysestablisR
journal in. the enlightened and patriotic Dis
tIict of Union, II Its politics consisted of moth.
ng more than blazing Yankee heading puff:
ing letters, and abusive denounciation OF the
acts of the Legislature. One thing is certain;
the Union Journal, with the assurances given,
will noebe chosen by Mr.. Webster as publish
or of the laws of the u s., or come out in Its
first number with six column government ad'
vertisment. Oh, no, Mr.. Mcknight, you can
have none Of This; neither will you receive sweet
letters of comme,dation and encouragement
from Northern aboltionists- epistles from
Southern patriots, whose fame sis SAID to
be" as wide rs the Republic, aud who own.
1--WE are informed, "a thousand negroes, yet
"we learn, with all their propriety and
patriotism. are determined, as we are as.
sured," on leaving the State at the very first
tip OF the drum 'or res's.a"oe' ys', u
State as unworthy as o,seraceu anu 'u'"eo'
and thus save their necks and their negroes.
Oh, no, lay not the Aattering auction to your
soul, Una. you Wln NC ec.Suu ~. ~ o, a IS DO
r'llmore cap.se.' 90 g Ut I Ca.oI;na ~ thot
ieauns me a'"on VI oe." ,... p;.I,.. .nJ
you, WITH your ro.'o.s -, =. ooI" ~" o;,s,ad ono
Sou.nsfh Ie'nea'GS, .. n WIN e''' ~ M s;r. ua;l
n'ss"u', " - .h 80, ,,d n,.ke
YOU. " "",;nJ 20 h.rd ,vork nst;ence ECONOMY,
up you' ..s.o ""u - .,d ,ha r.. ru, hearted oen
anu Pe'Se ,o ae 1t nil, ,o,yor,i vour Ia 6ors
~, 81. :.,eI,., ,nd s,,,ort Wo ue,.
with tneir conhue"'e a.'u uI5;o 'upf ..d u,;sh :,
come Tue 'ou'".s a'r -" s,1 p
great SUCCESS e'p0''" 1r''-''
p,,c W. ,.rce;ve
l"S a. M".ssaa Ca,.S;s. ,.b.t ,he re,ecade
iso'. '"e ..a.;S. ,sao. .aaaa, snsesb delivered bv
Loo'e' Isotsan I M;ss;ss;nn; that Il elected to
ST. .,,o fS,n.snt;on of the State which is to meet
v: e No..".s,.a. n.vt. no would ,b;de NV tIe Geor.
u. Aorepe. "ss "s,':o,"anaa - tha oost ond
g.a Pla'or",."'q'e ~ I;'a c. -. @ f,tpso ha,ond
u's:e. 's:"u .I NJ .,"st not ;ns;noo Tb;s he
M".a'',L- 49, Ca,uo,,;on ond n,ssed w;,bont de.
l.o'eaoe' i"aos ,.I;"h that' h,Jv sbould ad;,nrn
~. uooLor one 7of the Southern Rights
M 10 convan,;on in Kinds Coul,.
". o": -: aas,I, :, .L;s s.ated that be desired the
ty,zM leps " " N""sn,Iar us - denond Of the Gen.
eo"xe'"'p =. l,o'eoe: ~ .hs l;,a or On a,
era, "4sssas nH.sH a;,;s;"n es tho State If Cali.
TO tne g raono, ~" a. w. ,.,v ohnI;.b;,o tho
ior"'a' ana s,repe", :. ~. .s caIm.h;o He.
save 'fa1s :" ~. ~ 80 S.,.,,o.,, St,,es 20
aes'rea aoo.ve"'o. ~ "I ~" ...,. d.n,and
oe cailea' "n'ce snouu - 1 rannsos. 80 DO
In uhe e'e".o' he 'r'as". .'.. " J;,;a,n, -.
tnis' ns 'oasl0' '"'"'eN'1'' a''e '''''''''>
cesEso". %n .,.,e,:n,, 90 ,ve rnder.
IsesF arc Me ~ ,aaa. p ,vb;'b ,re submit.
s'a"u ''U'" oul .;,os",;as ~ tho nsonle of Mis-.
'eu 'oa 'ue so"s s.s .,".h or.,;ssd 70 he et.
sssPp' anu VIC a'I "uo" go. .nno.r.n.e.
o'eu 10 sta'e ."'s I'm ,n,.t,.. % thar tbe former
'he sa''er Is 'at n'o'e psI pI ar ,ha s,h ;nst
lne s.eAsuuIs 81 -. ,oes,;na = at Jackson above
m-II t,o. AZ. HooLer vanou;shed
~ wv. ,:.Is.s. 's.s ev;d.n,,v charmed and chan.
s'us. s. a'SA'@ ' -" -" ~-- 49, : d.
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beneTo'eA "pi'oeS'-t' We ,|'ey I'll, a .h
the operations OF oil! a''no' anu s sa.e,urs ~" :"
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