The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-08

| ed,eVeryttlpg. dc had sued IN tllea Num oes
manner, and when unjustly and ungraciously
rtpusef, hsd began to sue, again. : As sool
as lie found that the smallest show Of iuds
pendeace il Parliament WAS offensive to III
queen, he had abased himsrlfto The dust be
fore her, and implored forgiveness in terms het
ter suited to convicted thief than to knish
ofthc shire"
Such are the whitening words applied b. Ma
cACLY to Lord BACON the ereittt, wises
meancst Of mankind" We would earncs,l,
commend them 10 the consideration Of all lhs
people Of the South iu their dealings with LII
i",wcls Of the United States. Let us ali follow
.iic examples Of our noble Governor FERRY ant
, nur iHinai.abie HAMPTON Lot us submit can.
didiy, respectfully ani legally to- thcaul.oritis'
erTHr government. I-srug eH1zg 1t,ct.urgs
every duty incumbent upon us as olizcns, truly
aid consccniiousy. Nou ing short ofthisis &
compliance with the ouths we have elected t.
take; but for dignity's sake let there be nc
lip service in our professions.
Syeophantia expressions IF repentance, or o.
4 loyalty that has known no change, can de-
ceivc no one, and only begets the contempt Of
these tloy wore int md &c to conciliate. rrcsi-
dent JOHNSTON, we arc delighted to perceive
has become dissustcd with the fawning hypo-
critics who have been cringing at tie footstool
Of power, and has Shut down the gates of par
don on all those who profess "to have dono no.
thing for tie rebellion" lie knows we'll enough
tlat in this war there were no ueutraIs-all
were for or against.
We hope then shat all or people will take the
teachings Of honesty, dec-nav and sclsrcspect,
md that our CONVENTION, whilcit meets every
qucsrion.w'h Il spirit Of loyalty to the United
States will express their sentiments on ali sub
jects before them in calm and dign:Iicl MAN.
ncr, and without any prctcrsivc criugiug.
Let every man III the South go to work zeal
ously in his private and public duties. If we
areto be 'h wcrs Of wood and drawers Of water
let MS 90 In. 70 duties well. Let Us in all
things 50 bear ourselves as to secnre to ouf-
scl:es, 50 far as our conquered condition will
allow, the ct Of ourselves and Of he world
then irall Else be lost we will have Tho price
les blessi:g mems s4i, tonscia rectf.''
We are Informed from II portions oLour Dis
irict, that thieymg is !criily on the increase
For some limo hogs, catlc &c, lave been ii
great demand by niarauders, but rs the supply
ofthesc quadruprt.s Is nnt sufficient to crafty tic
thirst for piund':r l,e thieves have gone briskly
into tbs horse and male market. and Several sta
blcs in the District have recently beeh fah.Sct!;;
we car. Oh recommend 10 cur planters and 9th
ers
ton witenevcr'nrac;icabie
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REV AEyEETlsEMENTs.-The follow.
ing asc ncw advertisements in this weeks
paper inserted for Inc first time.
Hubbard anil Eacam-- Cheap gools.
just received.
It's. Nickclson--Nickcrson's llntel. =.
II. F. Hod.son-Kerosine Oil.
" tanners Oil.
" nllow Glass.
Ntw periumery,
-Confcctionary.
John Rn$scll--Alissing Book
Willis and ChisolIa-E'ac!srs and
Commission Merchants.
L. p. Bonnev- Attorney ut Law.
1'lro<. r. Mellow Citation.
II. T. lIodgson--prugs and Medicines.
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TIE LONDON TlmEs Or rEE NxcNo.-
The Ioaden Times speaks as follows Of
the present condition Of the negroes
tIeip!ess, impulsivc, Ignorant, with tie
payment 70 expect for regular wc.k,
with Gaze, new found liberty, an eppor
turity to tempt them to violence and
plundcr, can VIC wonder if she existing
industry Of the South has 7oTy little to
hope from the assistance Of the black
freedmen, and if, on the otber hand, the
great mass of the slaves seemed destined
to perish together with the system which,
if tvrannizcd ever, bratalized, and de-
graded them, had, at any rate, the merit
Of providing them with food, lodging
and clothing.
1t is easy for victorious Government
by a few words to strike off tie fcttcrs of
the sla."; and suldonly dislocatc and
destroy the industry OF a whole con-
munitv, bat it is not easy for it to find
.'n :'>"'r 70 this awful question, which
s.v,i j. ;; &c ard moro importane!r
demands a.. anSw8n.
TRIAL or a SPIRITrALlST.-CharIcS }.
Chichester spiritual medium, was rc-
Gently arrested and tried at Buffalo, N.
Y, Tor brecch of tile revenue law in
exercising his calling without license.
There Was intense excitement among the
spiritualists and kindred co'laberers, who
assembled in great numbers to attend the
trial..
The jury rendered verdict of guilty.
This. in effect, pronounces Celchester's
performances not Of u supernatural chars.
acter as he claims, but merely species
Of magic or jugglerry, for the practice of
which license is necessary. Defend
ants counsel MIR. Hibbard, applied for
-. - ~.ns,ak a,,..t,o,. &c 1o,r ~, tho