The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-30
For syh .re ygs ,elsontendlns :.

For sYhs ssre we Gontendins 2
For more az thirty years the people Of
South CaTrolfl baes@be contcnding against
the consoEdS,n In oasthe5 Government Of the
United States! CrSatcd al Confederation of Re
lpublcs whose central power. authority and
jurisdiction, vi e assefully3limited by the COM
pact OF cistilFHtion, and made conforma--
bic to, and Wit its ,,ropcr limits, coordinate
with the origiit and, reserved powers authori-
ty and jurisdioi Il 10 serefa States ofwhich:
it WAS comPoS lie United States Govern
ment has sts nst}rpeds powers not grant
tcd-progressl6 relehed upon State Fights
Nota bald, M ous;abl e ;uns secked, vulgar
democracy ofh numbers, vas organized izie = by
the instrument men go betw the
States; but as sssed, duplicate system,
harmonious an llemeIp the central:
common GossE forming its allotted
functions withii sTiibed sphere, and each
State GovernnaE Farming: all other fune-
tons ol Gorclail lot spressly yielded to
the other. 4 sgnment became PTac-s
ttical!y omniPeteI IS clear that is:n,nst be
atnlost fearful Isl ma despotisn Of one
Isectionof eUnl CT talle other despotistrni
Of Manufacturing Il; Il griicuitural States
ofFrec statcso7sI folding States Earnest
lyand faithfully public uieil at Wash.
in2gtonSc sstfihis unirna-5
ton. It5was NOT trade only inl SO 81 -5
I il was not again lsTy :.riaatieciisni ticiini only
in 1852 slls |as;IIst rains our preciusiion
from our Icrritoi ne slll lGars crew who.
I'LL the high pla shiinAgton, that we.
have setup for ss5s separate destiny
These are al l: ette one -7the.
consolidation oft6l seJsral. Government, AS
facts we have beel bblisstl to meet m theln-ba
the fact themselves srcca paratiy
cart. They we're ; lac sbip money which
.IIaupd dearefased u as Re the three pence
spoudd tea, Eiss our fatli ers. resisted.
They proved tons 81 Nc n ere the Slaves Of
a consolidated des eaF
.ment, and the esecni sswsliSh eyernh,ent eihnt
alone can impsert pel. :sl the price:
less seifesteem aud Rssds sp5. 81 llieif libers
ty only chi iinspiT1 Eoagsr sour in.
helitance or possa sspn; az liyai
South Carolina en- al arsiI. to HI ,;iiis
despotism existed. i, Ss!!s al 4 free
representatiye ls', Goys e, sss apar. q
principles Of linita siaIts ,ghicl
might yctlbe req ssiS IS - I'll,
government aii(<J ~ 4 Sas fee ern
melit. There was .:yl;sgpncesanll l;s,ussanll st
! tachnent to the sblss.iasd the in
derstandings Of sff;;gl.. est ii,aistslf III ssls
summation, s3ss ort Of o'r absolute }1se
subjection and, p ]Corona, ,5y her
secession, forcss the natnfs;otf 81 the
government unasSSs We lived lt)has
proved proved itself: AS once le Of hypocrisy at;
ter another fellof offs YSoisononsssurfacc, it
i stood forth pure, fcrcdmH'h h,ster o6lcspotism.
The vs. National Intelliggsft Waslingto'', for
I forty years the central organ Of Consolidation,
] .Eidentifics its policy Xth the New York 7ri-
1une. Blair, the moutA Apioeo ofJaekson Dc
! mocracy IN sss, andX Xalnsqn, Of Tennessee,
!. its modern prototype and Dqaglas and Bach.
ansn, now join with y Linssg and Chase aud
Seward in the grand effort establish, BY t The
& .ssws,oyd, What has long xIted as policy-the
$ aespotisns ga eonsoldaissa government unde,
{ The Constitution effifts saited states The
. matter is now plain. stas after stateintht
soutl. sees the dcadlydcvellp lplnant andiare NOV
: ing to take their partfrfa grand effort tere
deem their liberties. It's nlt s contcstfo
ols taxation. 1t is not acostest fforsthe seen
rity Of slave property. contest for free
e dom and free goyernhe1, in which every
i thing dcar<to manis ifeEed, Shall VIC sui
Of NIT. to the sectional and aorselcss dcspotsT
j. Of Majority Of the NsE Eefn States, with n
10 restraints on their lawlss will, no checks, o
It. their omnivorous rapaeisSa That is the que
as ton. Every man, ever5Ay in the South al
g swcrs No! And they fight the foul usu
al pers and tyrants if theyslare the issucof wa Va
ly as long as the streams rE and the sun shin
A on Our. .yallies. cAarlesEas Mercury. /.
ns -.--s x55-.--r-zs:
T. From lsSsond.
lv RlcnrosD. April 2sSc large bodies
$. I troops assembling her}a this evening go
l.. into int, camp at the Fsir GESsnJ.
IN IN Several disting1isbese. Saizcns, and many
e our Pastors, have enteF the ranks as p
as Yates, and are cheering bp1the troops BY til
,p. patriotic example
ms The gallant Capt. Gcsge Minor, late oft
or. United States Navy, lst recovered from
,rk severe indisposition, andvho rendered his Re
,vc gnation some days sinSs, has received s
,us lar appointment from bur patriotic Gov