The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-08
ca,urspondenes Of the Charleston lourier.
WAsA1xGToN, Ger, 80.

The President is determined not to submit to,
insubordination in the ranks of the Office hold
erS lie has put his administration on the strong
ground Of Executive patronage, and we shall
see that, under present circumstances, it must
work wonders. To-day, the President having
understood that SINE of the office. holders in
Boston were adamantinrS, and disposed I" be
rebelIious directed their decaptation. The
bow string is now set by telegraph. 1t is not
doubted that the Administration will be sris.q
taiucd at the North, as well as ut the South,
! hy the Democratic party as MISS. There
will Lc some little INSTRUMENTATION in Congress
but it will soon be put down.
Mr.. Disney of Ohio, one Of the prominent
candidates for the Speakership, is now here.
Col Orr, of South Carolna, is also Il promi-
nent candidate, and will, as learn, be here a
few days before the commencement of the
Session. Mr. Oids Of Ohio is also candi.
date. !
The account OF the recent addressed Col Orr.
to his constituents in South Caroline, has been
ElvnrabIy noticed Ivy the friends of the Admin,
Strai1ll, and it is believed that he fairly repre-.
sents their policy on the subjects which. he
! treated. -. ... --e,
The administration " i'll recommend the pay.
ment of the public debt, and a reduction of the
tariff It's not known what pkn ofreductious
they will propose, but it is believed that they ;,
will propose a large addition to the list offree
articles, and thus diminish the amount of labor
and expense in the different offices of the reve..
nne department. Rail Road ir,an, and indeed
all kinds Of iron, may he exempted rouiduty,;
and without much injury to the domestic pro-
dlcer or manufacturer, at its present high rates
| There will be strenuous and combined effort,
on the part of many Of thnse who represent.
Rail Road interests, to procure an abolition Of
duty upon rails, or ut least an exemption of
them from duty for limited time. There will
also be a party, and q strong one, in Congress
and in the country, in favor Of the exemption
Of sugars from duty. st
There are many articl, now du,iable, that
enter into the manufactures uf this country, as
material that may be added to the free list
The Secretary of the Treasury is now en-
gagged in collecting and comparing materials,
for a new Tariff of duties. AS to the Pacific
Rail Road tire Administration will leave,it, as
they have done other measures of the Governs
ment, to the juy yment Of Congress and theyt
will not hesitate probably to approve any n,ea.
sure that goes not beyond those that have every.
year been passed, in aid of the constructionsof
Western rail roads. That is, if Congress grant
land in aid of this road, the President will ap.
prove the measure; hut he will not approve
bill that will make the Government the cons
tractor or proprietor of the road. This matter.
is well understood here, So much so, that the
New York, Atlantic and Pacific Rail Road
Company will not even ask for anything more:
than grant of lands on their route from EI
Paso to San Diego, and, in addition, payment
for the transportation of the United States mails
and troops, &c. ~
e.! COL Orr seems, in fact, to have struck; in
his address, upon the chief traits Of the domes-.
tic policy Of the administration. 49,
The amount of U. S. stock redeemed by the
Treasury this week, has been S575,s50. ALI
that is advertised for will be brought in and
cancelled before the lst of Dec, and the pre-.
MUM offered will then be reduced.