The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-04

was lp;clv residing with Il wife whom he had
taken to his bosom in California, lately rcceiv
! ed an unexpected visit from wife and child
whom he had left a couple OF years ago in one
of the Atlantic States. y mu>s was kicked up
! bv the two wives; the Flaceiyiilians turned
out en- ma&Se to hang the Doctor, and he, not
liking the aspect of affairs. left his hcart's trca
sure" and the town in hot haste, and has rot
been heard from since"
! NATIVE ANERIcAN1Sl, REvIyEp.-It would
appear that Native Ampricaui>m, combined
with scctatian bitterness, forms Tie priHci pies
/ of a new organization, which VIC have hitherto
known only by name, the "Nn"w-Noihings" !"
! The New Orleans Delta, gives the following
synopsis Of the creed Of this new society:
lst The applicant for admission TO 4 "wig'
wanl'' must he a native born citizen, of native
born parents, aud not Of the Catholic religion.
| 2d. TO renounce a.! previously entertained
political leanings, and cooperate exclusively
! with the new order.
81. 10 hold neither p"l;ica', civil, nor re.
Iigious intercourse with any person who is a
| Catholic; but, on the contrary, to use AL avail.
able means to abolish the political and rc!i.
gious privileges he may AZ present enjoy.
4th That he will lot vote for any man for
Office who is not native citizen OF the United
States, Or who may be disposed, if elected, to
place any foreigner Or Catholic III any Office
of emolument or truSt-the latter not being, in
the opinion of "Know-Nothing," il credible wit.
ness in any case save where the oath is admin
istcrcd by his priest.
Tho Dalt, thnu ,rncoo1s ~ ,,iv, fLn ,,,c.
words, signs of admission into Tie wi igwam,
signs ofrecognition in the street, &c. 1t also
adds, that as no records are kept, or puhlica,
ton made by the association, the + Ian Of no.
tiiying members of any emergency requiring
their speedy assembling is by scattering small
square pieces Of white paper over the banqucts
aud public thoroughl;.re, aud by mailing them
to posts doors, or other places accessible to the
public.
Native Amcrcanism of Itself WAS odous
enough, but when combined with religious sec
tartan prcjudicc$, it is still more so. Suchor-
gamzations are productive of no good, and we
hope the day is far distant when they will OBJ
tain a foothc!d in this republic Carolinim.
Tie New.York Express says: "Thc know.
nothings have, of sudden, become power in
''ie "'"tT' HIT 'lley afc-"haI lney want
where they came fr"m-what they do--not
knowing, we cannot say. But that they are
power IN the otatc-that they make iIom!na-
tions-that they mingIe in and carry elections
is obvious from the history Of things about
us. Their meetings, we stated the other day
are called by posting sheets of blank paper
against "a'isi pnt "heh we send our report.
I'S' '''S n'!"s o"c" inc oiu story nobody
KNOWS no''''"s' ana therefore 'Here Is nothing
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lie e>tern papers give gloomy accounts
igan the complaint is general, that the wheat
looks scrt and faded. III nauy parts Of Ohio
tie prospect is represented as very unl;,yorab'e
for even an avcra &C. let alone fail crop. The
accounts from So.thcrn Ohio and Indiana are
more favorable.
In tie Vice Chance lpr's Court. England,
Sir john Stewart recently decided that an in
fan, born in New York. whose mother WAS ~
American, and her father il naturalizcd citizen
Of the Uuited States, born in EngIand. is 4
subjcct of the Crown Of EnnIapI. NaturaIiz,.