The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-10-17

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fence ffhhis,o o@Is z
eonclp tfeul6stos
Elays down al gene fSfsign
ho are not country.
tad;sbe pernai office
tkersswill lshobsnese be- except
Hin his ind gmert; atiVes meriean eitize
def gaual circums of sauali iieationss apda
lnefis, FED to md Offices
of ibeeo tlianaa3 foreign her natu-
ralized or;lrot. z 81
ss;;ss So y NirG Gini Ia. -, :'
Fot some onths, ute sa1is esInest contro:;ss
yefsi elias been goilng on in ttlese DOMINION u
;Ieladve % the poWersof THE CoGntY oartsAto
:srefaa all for icense sars
a4defH spirits: he Virginia law IS very similar
ITO fhnt 81 North Carolina, ;;taiid areads
5:lo If the court be Of opinion that tsthesap
4 .pliSaft;ss sober aud of good characte g, and
sNia probably sksep; ~ house orderly useful, and
esuclsas the law requires,it may grant sach s:.
cehse, }&cs5 fhe anti.license men have @con;;3s
tended that he@ord may sconvey The fullest.
l,disdretionarY po@e pom the courts while
sEthef.6ppo pponentsy have i0siste that where the
sappIi tScameSwithin the proyisionsaof the
.!iaW, showing that he's bef fandof good
schafacter and win; probably keep house orr
sdeily, useful and sGcIit as the laWrequres; sitS
Iis spmpdlsorvGpon the enurt to grant the 1.s
I cetse lin otherlwords the one party have con:
$Iteldeds Establishments no such sthing. s So
This question is now settledson the part Of
Court Of Appeals favor the anti.li:.
seelIse parity TO their utmost satisfaction This
4 caurts 4 afe@sdays decided that the county
4 courts :aiesested with full discretionary pow
ersSs to: license forthe salexof in.
liquors ssPersons oTdinai G
a. hegrieddsof temperance will mot fail toss
decision iinsall the counties:
sllnirtyseren eounties refuse license, and
sitisshoped whole 40 counties of the State
q will 5coms tosthe same decision. 80, &
rrSs4 Uponsths subject, the iClarksville ya( Cotf
Plant This muchSvexed question lis,
4 a!,ast definitely :decisiyelY settled, bythe;
ldouEt Of Appeals, ,the highesttribd ibdnal our
Sate, declaring that the C0aaty& Court Aqs me
i ppuersto grant or etase license, .accordng to-
{, issdiscretioa and tits the onlyfribundl having:
y y authority oyer that subject. This is atlll,and
q must be3a,fnal settlement fssthe question
4 We5hope hereafter there will beno more squab-.
s ding oribad feeling about it. 81 =
!, " ThesSons Virginia are represented to.
q be iii a most prosperous condition, having lO,-l
4 $50 members. The Grand Division has ac-.
i cspted the degrees, and permits the Subordi.>
!. rate Divisionssto receive themfo reject them.
If Spirit Of tile .dge 3
j, - :. -. 80 .s -
i A MIsrAKE.-Wc clip the following from
4 the Cneraw Gazette, ana say eolenpo-
rary thathe is mistaken when he says the Press
Association of this State fixed rates Of charges
for advertising. Nothing of the sort was at
tempted.
Tie VALUE OF PLEDGE.-It will be re-
mcInbered that some year OF SO ago aconven
I |Gtion of the press Of the State was called to.
j gelher, at Columbia, to consult upon matters
! pertaining to the fraternity. We were not
present, (and we do not regret itnow. but
heard, among many other important matters:
broughtbefore the convention that a regular
I system off advertising was adopted, which each
and every press. represented was pledged to.
adhere to: How has that pledge been redeem.
ed Howlnany papers in the State have a
unifornirate for advertising? Now, we know
we have no right to object to any one working
at any price they pease.%4:It is not our busi-3
ness. Bl we do feel that We are justified in
n complaining of the marked difference made BY
A many between their professions aud their prac-
\ l,ticcssgif s75 Der column for weekly paper,
is asldw as5its propfietolrs can afford TO ad-.
verlisec their neighbours goods and wares for.
we would like to know how these same papers
can advertise patent nostrnnsjj for the North
ern quacks at from S25 to S35 per year! 1t;