The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-19
SOuthcrDers in Canada.
The Toronto correspondent of the New YORK;
Herald, under date Of July 20, writes

Hcra(d, under date Of July 20, writes
There has been .grand pow-wcw in Toror,-.
to this week SouthericrS, Coprcrhcads and
Nentnckians have been hol-hobhiny together.
lie latter have been quite numerous this week. :
think come order mast have been issued in
Kentucky which has wountlcdN their feelings
The k"ntuckians are very. mixed race All
the fighting portion Of the Kentucky rebels
went South with Breckinri,igc and Buckncr.
lhey at all events were not wanting in pluck;
hut the great majority of Kcutuckian arc still
on thc fence. Had the rebellion proved sue
ecsstul they would have been South. When
tic rebellion is put down, you will not find
Ncntuctz'an outside of those ir the rebel ranks
who vii not swear that his 4cart has always
been loyal 10 the Stars and Stripes. They
nave two reasons for coming to Canada There
have been runors Of Morgan making another
visit to fetch conscripts Tor jeff Dayis-that is
one reason. Then they might be wanted for
the l nlon arnv-that is reason two. WE'LL.
these kentNckiilns have had an interview with
Clement &. Clay and have tried to induce him.
to persuade jeff Davis to make pcacc on the
basis of union, with guarantees for slavery. be-
fore kentucky loses I'LL her slaves. Clay col
furious with thcm and told them in plain
terms that if they had any real sympathy with
the South, their place at Petersburg or
Atlanta at.which Sanders cut up rough and
spoke up for Kentucky. To tell the truth,
DO not think Sanders wonld refuse tho coec-
torshlp of The port Of New York. lie has had
more kicks lately from jeff. Davis than he re-
fishes, and itrcrort is truc lie deserved them.
1t seems George was employed in London to
make IN arrangement with ". S. Lindsay &
Co., for the building Of some steamers. which
were 80 run the blockade with munitions of
war tor :!lc rebel Government, and he told
thtn SO many different stories that thew re-
fused to- treat with him, and when they. an
pied 10 hcaIqna tcrs at Richmond, the rebel
authorities repu'istcd all he had done. There
fore, aith2ugh heard him say tile other day
THAT he wi;hcd to see Lincoln reelected, be-
cause it would insure the success. Of the rebel
Ion, yet, If Il national r,aa like Mcclellan were
elected President, Sanders would be one of the
first t" come in and take the oath, because he
IS Willy cn"n9h to Know that the death knel Of
tie rebellion would have tccn rune After all,
t!i1S meeting between the rebel agents and the
Kentucky sHedad!e !erS may have q good effect
Eron the kcntnckians who remain at home.
HE rebel agents say that Kentucky is a dis
GrAceto the SOUTH, antl that .hcv don't want
ner in the Confcdcracv They were told here
that Brcck ckinrdgc, Buclncr, and Burnett had
AL declared tsal they wore ashamed Of their
St"'c, and would meyer live iii it again, or adj
nit that they came from it. These were hard
nuts for the kentuckians to crack, and WILL per
maps, slow them that the double game thcy
have been playing. has not succeeded with
either party.
The rebel chiefs are continually passing
backwards and forwards from ST. GATHERINGS to-
the fails as any Coppcrl,cats or Abotionist ar
rive. Their objects is evidently to use anv
material which is pliablc but the supporters
OF any great national movement which will
give lis peace on the basis OF the Constitution
and the Union find no favor with them.
Corn we SAW yesterday drug at four dol
lars per hnshrl, which will be news most graft
flying to the poor who have been <sonpeIIcd to
pay rs high rs six dollars for the staff of life.
Corn is donht!css already feeling the first pun
Of the brcczc which will soon be a cons,cra-
bic bloN, thanks t" the fine crops and the
strlngcncy OF the money market 4 little more
patience and we shall yet see i. down to a iv.
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