The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-09

'"''''' CO Nohhctlclt .'i!0 New York; lG.Sl9 :;
New jersey, 2S;S Pennsylvania, lG, rs: Delaware
lol; Maryland, IFS; West Virginia, 22ao: District
Columbia, lis; Ohio. ls32e Indiana, S257; illinois,
1880; Michigan 4G7S; Minnesota; to5o! Wiscon-
sim lo6: Iowa 6529; Missouri llO7; kentucky,
2"o6; Kansas, 29I-lnakng total Of lls,o77
Inc recently published corrcSponlclcr between
Gov Brown Of Georgia. AMI Mr. Secretary MEa,4x-
GER, III regard to the clearance Of the steamer .IM
w,lbc read with equal astunish,ncnt anil disgust.
such acts as these tend 10 wcakcn tho faith OF the
people everywhere and is 10y precisely such means
That The formation OF peace parties has bcc, rror
aged i'll portions df North crolinn Alabama. an,. Ali,
slSSYl. And it is t. hr feared that il some check lu
not Imposed unon tie usuil a.irls Of the rxvr,lvc
the most disastrous results n;,y lr lc:.chcd For
ourselves who a,c States Sights man. we arc S,,s
pended fctwccn anlZcn:cs.: at the AH,l city, and in
iGnsi?n at the folly, OF the agency ut Richmond il,
its systematic disregard Of the ri.hls OF the States: il
is persistent ignoring, in small things as we'll .s great
"i The very principles i. created viutt7!lc in
It's vigorous efforts to reduce the war; now w,.i.: for
the sovereignty OF the States Il l.r:t1,l ls;rty
But, leaving tile III" s"n ni right o.. view what
Is to hc said "t the policy which proin,s State from
Furnishings to its irc,lr; in Confederate service. sup.
agency no. q. all events docs no, ii.:,,:Si,
Such course, pursrr l.! All Individual in Is l:iya;.
business. w"hl Ic consider, i as Indicating 4 E.ci, uI
c>mmon sense. Nay, light even inspire ,,,;lns cI
his sanity, and !ra'l 10 Tie issuing OF L, colnnisspn
'dc I,'H.ico.' But Mr.. MEMMlSGlR is, armed witt,
reply:
this is tho law and you may kiss-
Exactly You please, or not the ro.l
But if yml don't, I'll lay i. on by Cdr
For an Executive which vc,ocs : laws not OF
its own dIctaon, and ntcrpr>is all tho rest to SUI.
its own convenience, this is Sublime
AS for tho courtesy, shown by tic President. th,
less said about it the better. We feel humila,cd and
ashamed, and heartily wish the correspondence. had
been suppressed and tho whole matter l,shcd NO.
Unfortunately however; the facts lave been published
to the world and it stands recorded thai. the Seercts
ry Of tho Confederate States acting as he alleges I'm,
der tic orders Of the President forcibly prevented
tho Governor OF Sovereign State from sending ON, y
steamer to bring homo supplies, which ho had rur.
chased for the troops Of his Stale and which were act
ally,at Nassau awaiting shipment because he, tho
Governor, would not consent that one half of tho
steamers cargo out and H. shoulG DO appropriated to
the uso Of tho Richmond agency
GETTING WEAK IN TIE KNEss.-If REPORTS
be true, all the South has to do to establish her
independence firmly, in very brief space of
time, is to pcrscvcrc in her present habit Of
whipping tho Yankees a IupcIo corrcspon-
dent, writing to the Mobile IlaScriiscr, saws
letters have been received from WASHINGTON,
one at May field, Ky, from L,cicn Anderson,
Congressman from that district, and the other
at Dresden Tenn, from the notorious Emcr
son Eithcrdgc, saying that hostilitcs would
cease next month, or, at all cvcrts, that an ar
misticc would be proposed, and begging their
respective friends to use their utmost endcavors
to have those States go with the NORTH
Eithcrdge says, "wc arc whipped" and .tnlcr-
son that "the present Congress will recognize
the Contedcracy" This is positive, says the
Savannah E(pu6lcm.