The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-16

Caughmau, J. J. Dreher, Gen. H. Arthur, J. R.
Breare, 8. Corley, Rev. VIM. Berley, John
Rauch, Joseph Wingard.
Sunater.-Rev Noah Graham, Montgomery
Moses, Rev. ]. Lewis, J. s. Richardson, His
Excellency Gov. Manning, Richard Manning,
Col. Ashmore, Col. VIM. Reynolds, COL John
S. Bradley, S. E. w. Clarkson, M. M. Bernbo
Kershaw.-Col. Jas. Chesnut Sr., Capt B.
Boy kin, Capt ]. B. Mickle, Jas. S. Thomp-
son, Dr.. B. S. Lucas, Jas. Team, j. X. Doug.
las, ]. B. Curston, A. M. Kennedy, Rev. w.
Martin, Rev. ]. X. MendenhaI, Rev. S. H.
Hay, Capt. Belvin, Maj. J. Rosser, VIM. B.
Fletcher.
CAesterfeM.-Dr. E. A. Poe, Rev. M. Gregg,
Capt. John Malloy, Col. Hugh Craig, A. P. La
coste, Henry McIver.
Lancqster.- R. E. Wiley, Jos. Galuchat
Capt. VIM. Reid, James Ingrem, Danl. Brown
Darlington.-Col. H. Evans, j. II. Wither-
spoon, Dr.. Glen, Julius Dargan, Rev. John L..
Timmons, Rev. John Culpepper, DR.. thinner
man.
Marlborough ID. Townsend, James David,
VIM. Cook, Col Dudley.
Marion.-J. II. Smith, E. B. Wheeler, w.
Mt Dnffie.
Horry.-Col. James Beatty.
Georgetown.-Col. R. F. w. Alston, Flea
ger Waterman, Benz. Wilson, J. c. Porter, B.
Coachman.
WiHiamsbwg.-Rev G. Wallace, E. J. Por-
ter, Clayton BeIein, Dr.. Il. D. Muller.
OrangeJurg.--Rev. ]. Legare, DR.. Y. Elliott
Capt. V. D. v Jamison, Maj. Barton, Dr. OFT.
Coueton.--Col. M. +. Carn, B. S. Hender.
son.
Beaufort.--Jos. Seabrook, Thos. Wells, Rev.
NJ. c. Breaker.
James Wiggins, Col. WIN. Millard, L. S. Ma
lone.
Orangeburg.--R. McCants R. NJ. Stokes,
DR.. R. w. Bates.
CAester.-Capt. VIM. Ferguson, L. C. Hin.
Judge O'Neall having requested the mem
bers of the Convention to suggest other gen.
tlemen, the following names were added to the
Central Committee:
Whitemarsh B. Seabrook, Rev. M. Lee, w.
F. Hutson, ]. NJ. Dwight, COL A. Lawton, R.
Davant, r. w. BarnwelI, Col. w. S. Pickens,
Col. Wright, Rev. David I1ncles, Warren D.
Wilkes, DR.. ]. w. McElroy, Rev. VIM. Nc.
Whorer, Rev. Mcdonald Banks, Thomas LIE.
Wy, Henry Muller, J. Peckham, A. w. Thomp
son, Robert Wardlaw, #. c. Byrd, Thomas c.
Perrin, J. F. Marshall, Capt. ]. B. Mickle, COL
Chesnut, James S. Thompson.
J.B. McCuly offered the following resolu-
tons, which we unanimous y adopted:
Resolved, That we have been much grat6ed
with the presence of that distinguished friend
Of Temperance and humanity, the Rev. DR.. John
Chambers, of Philadelphia.
ResolOcd, The the thanks of this body be
presented to him for his able and instructive
address last evening.
ReSolced, That in his return to his home and
the people of his charge, he carries with him
the afectionate regards of each and every mem
of this body.
On motion Of f. Thayer,
Resolved That we return our thanks to Mr..
James Peckham for the use Of the Carolina
Hall.
On motion of A. NJ. Kennedy,
Resolred, That we return our thanks to Mr..
s. E. Caughman for the faithful manner. in
which he has discharged the duties Of Secreta-
ry OF the Convention.
On motion Of J. B. McCully,
Resolved, That the editors of the Columbia
papers be requested to publish the proceedings
of this Convention, and all papers in the State
be requested to copy.
On motion of Dr.. F. G.. Thomas,
Resolved, That the fourth day of July next
be celebrated on temperance principles, and
that addresses be delivered, in which shall be
set forth the importance and necessity Of pro-
hibitory law.
On motion of Rev. VIM. Martin,
Resolped, That the thanks of this body are
due, and are hereby rendered, to his Honor
Judge O'NealI, for the indefatigable and kind
manner in which he has presided over the de-
liberations of the Convention.
Judge O'NeaIl responded to the resolution
in very feeling manner, and assured the mem
bers of the Convention that while he had Lille,
health and strength, he would not cease to ad-
vocate the great and enduring principles Of the
temperance reform.
Aftera solemn and impressive benediction by
Rev. J. r. Pickett, the Convention was de-
clared adjourned, to meet at such time and
place as may be deemed expedient by the
Central Committee.
S. E. CAUGHMAN, Secretary.
Capt. Gibson.
meeting in Pendleton, which Capt Glib