The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-06-28
NUMBER 81 |. d r 26.;

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SIEpost. 1 fear that he will scarcely be abtc 10
trearlhis home - - s+s:;S : 81
I: Oure brother Kennedy REACHED Chisago on
! Thursday niprlin., so tlat1wcz had ibEse5 Rep
rcsentatyes, out Of the Sc sen, to5Hhicli we esafe
entitled fall of themshad >heelfg here. we
would notllave had,:t goto ST: Juhn's New
Brunswick, to attcndsthe heSts meeting Tho
votcsof nurubsentees You'd havcnmde Charles
ton The place of rheeting. - =. y - :
There was perfect dliIHimitY as taS the fe.,
ccssity of the. Maine Law ;@alId We were cheer. s
ed with the reports ofsiss success in. Maipe, .
New BFuh,wick Massachusetts, Rhode Island 4.
Vermont, DC, aud trifhe prospect Of
ufmately prevailing in ,dl nur broad lahdi .es 9
| : The new Ritael dcfupied ipdGf Of oat tnMb;
Ii was amended, Ela6Y Suggestions made, and :
finally recvinmitted tdthe brethren = arey;
Egiht0i and Qliser, to be teyised, corrected;
and published fpr tie use Of the Divisions. Ii
tseems to me, it will now be free from oljec.
ton, and thatit,wilIbe fou,sd AN improvement
on that which We have suse1 ,t5 sesefaI Sears.
[ Z Many other measures ofsgreaf importance,
were adopted :tSuch as g cha eih the Hia.s@
cial basis of G. and N !. ID visions :zvlhe rese
nue. oflhs3G. d. D.'swiIl Hereafter arise froinss
very small fax on members (says 2 100 sfef
quarter }sinstead Of per. eehtage. So, too
Divisions (SGbnrdi1atel VIII have theposyerts,
reduce Initiation fees toc s Suld week. dues
to surh sum as,Wi!H Hsmnks itIiot, ,bntd tdetSoFi
on members. Subordinate gisisionsa also hasess
the power to hold thcir Installation tieetis,ss
in pubic. - -; esgzlt-. - -
memory, give you alt that wasFd9ee.s stllg sll
alore Interesting are all wkiea,I teach.
= The NatiQnaE DjisiSIrafe tosholds speeisl
session at New York, ssRens, lie World S tsens
,ventiou assemblies This willsmak tsiissIlS.
delegates oil, and .co-oPerators iq the great
work. > : - = i z Z 49, = y
A Cherokee Indian Of the name ofS SsY
tended our, meeting as q e!egate g from the
Cherokee Indians. TO ask for q. Grand piglsiQlle
amongst them. lie was received inst bel s;.ss,
tional Division, made q clears etaeHt theiss
wants and wishes. He was invited 70 O. SENT
The, NATIONAL Division unanimously granted ags
Charter as Grand Diyisio,l-on aPpliea6o 6onsofst
the four Divisions amongst them, With, .peweg.
| 70 organize Divisions among The. .Gher6k eesapG
the, other tribes. Thus has the white map, at
last began the work of aiding hered .nlansi1s
destroyingdh sfre-water! May il go -aneand
prosper, untilthe. .wigwsm Of the Indian shalL,Hss
more resound With the yells OF DrnnkeanessA
Our Public meeting was on Thursday at2
PM. The peopleaweread addressed in the PARK
by myself aud Gem; Carey Cood,i hope,g
was done Thursday and Friday evenings, the
people were addressed by Dow, of Name, Els
| ley, of New Brunswick, Carey, Of Ohio,
Deems, of North Carolina, aud Brown, OF
Cayuga, New York Chicago is, IftbWks
somewhat reused up. Certainly brethren hayes
gone home strengthened in their faith, and bet
ter prepared forth battles which they hase toss
fight. Imay be permitted here to .renarkss
what is greatly to their credit, that majoritYs
of the National Division are Methodists. What.
has become of other Religious denominations,S
Brethren, he not outddne in good! ~,
On Saturday morning brother Moses and
myself left for Toledo in company With my
former partner, and my ever much loved frieud;;a
Jessup w, Scott. We spent with him and bis
interesting falrily, Saturday evening and San
day. From Chicago to Toledo, we made thss
run, 242 miles, In s l.2 hours. ,AportionM
this route is along the shore of::Lake Alifchigsh
and is interesting TO southern man tfonfltsss
resemblance to of our ocean views gsThess
country from I.aporte is an interesting sfarfpS
ing country, covered with beautiful farms mE
thriving villages Ono, of them beats a narSe
dear TO Us, "CoI Water" but unforlunatelys;
neither its origin or continuance has any lhi6gg
to do with tsmperdnce:. It was named alter
an indian, and piugles strong drink with water
Ito give the Hetoits name. - ssssSsS -
Toledo is ON the Miami Of the Lakes, pro-
nounced Mawmee, where 10 enters Lake EIies
1t is city of7000 inhabitants. II, covers an s
ssea capable of containing at least loo, ,000.-es
Its harbor is noble one. A canal 470 miles
long, brings into her bosom the rich prod1c:
tions q. her own State, Ohio, and also of The
great State Of lndaua:. ,r-z.S
My friend, Mr.. Scott. who is most inteli:
gent and observing man. assured me that SJS.
100000 worth oil produce passed through
Toledo last year. This being so, it cannot be
otherwise than that Toledo should be great
city:
st her wharves; saw the largest and finest
steamboats, have ever seen-,hey belong To
the Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana
Railroad: They ply between Toledo, Ceve:
land and Buffalo. Their furniture is equal to
that seen in our best parlors; their state rooms
are excellent. One of their officers told me
they could accommodate 400 cabin passen- !,
gers, and that they had accommodation in ad-
dition for 500 deck passengers, making o total
of 1900. Think of that, Wilmington boats,
and hide your diminished heads.
From Toledo, on Monday morning. at nine
o'clock, after reluctant adieuto and treiiimy
friend Scott and lis family we commenced our
Journey. here, by the Toledo, -Norwalk and
Cleveland Railroad, ll0 miles, the Cleveland
and Erie Railroad, 95 miles, Erie State Liho
Railroad, l9nilcs, BuffalU and State Line Rail.