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the STATE. 1no C0mWo0lCaSl00 u .
very singular one in its apparent inuo-
canoe and carnsstness, which sesns
incapable Of understanding Why any
one should object 70 the barbarous and
brutal feeling it acknowledges and
vaanta In faet, The writer begins -
dsaounei1g q . political alandsr The
sljSenent sometimes made in the
Neeth that thses i in the SestA .
hostils feeling against NosthssA man.
Hssays there i nose yvhatszee-with
~ exception Of IL vs.J proper and:
ssasesahle hate which ~ tr,s South.
ssass bsr + Netbslna .sa'vho usrs
h ftvor II the lats var and of recent,
lagbhtioa. These, he admits, win
b abe to huekstsr thsr usfarious
sslemas IN our dovn-trodden and ep..
psssa eouatiys ? !
he peoesedssv H. sa.s Winning
fla1knss; ut i en- bahsf that NO
ns.be 4 IL chs " haze described
hssfs sAils sli.ipg a. senss Fedaral
sasri1aa, nd Heaysn 6osbid public san
tinsas .shosla so.eA.Des thas aangsr
Should ooaes to exist. -
We hats, dsspise ard hattie them,
end rather TIA. SISTER forced fsllew.hip,
h dsh.k e bsar PIT u every
ilsiehboshsed ii ~, South thar an,
i,ssl,as s3,sis -vho ,till .enorselasslJ'
haunt then, and cruel . the work may
bs,xnisss community win defy dtteo:
tios:" BIT lets he ahoaM b suspect
ed Of closing the door Of hope and mer.
~ on the North, helooneludss by stat
ing his profound coaviotion that if
Northern mep viii come sonth, adopt
southern views and principles, do in
all things = their natiye neighbors re-
quire, and give Up ~ their free State
nonsense, their lives and persons will
b spared. This style Of emigration j.
SStesf invited, ifshe milk.bosed saymps-
thisen brisg plenty Of money with
them. -'~S Z - 'S'-
.!Thars, seams y DO no sense; Of
sha.s d asesney LIT ID those North!
en- papers which sympathized with the
rebellion sndpo defend liz mean and
eowardly ghost which still haunts tho
sSlilisils ilhtiS6 l6l .hS South. p They
knowingly %. utter. day :. after day:
.shsir falss dsniai' IF the outrages ~hish
arc patent to,,hs. world, and they sup
press the proceedings Of Southern
courts, the msssaesot> Southern Gov
ernors, and the Independent statement,
Of Southern Democratic newspapers, in
which these infamies are acknowledged
and denounced But in their hearts
these craven apolosists for crime ap.
prove Of it. They see no harm in the
murder ofinuossnt men BY their South:
ern asoomplioss. And what proves
this, is the publication from time to
time in these very newspapers Of afro
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No. "a vas Yoak s1s;ls.s. !.
II t6ero could onl, d sons uuneert

ma. Ns1vs.s Yoat 1s;ls.s.
IF t6ero oould onl, y soms auoueelt
ofhbshood. among the people sho AZ.
NJ the Ku-Klux .ousrages, i would b
,bataar bor THAR cause The NORTH en-
] Apologies 81 thsss rlaans. = : general
thing agree in the statement that The
south i = tranquil and law-abiding :
community Z exists asywhers ii tho
world; that the Ka-Klux ia pure.
creation Of tho BRAN Of Gen. Grant, In
ssntsd foe tho purpose Of making him.
IN ! dietatoe. There would b Soue
ASpso az aaking their readers believe
this lthsy did NOT occasionally con-
nit tho indiscrstion Of allowing scnel
osbpoksn brutality Of these; Gihlisah
b aad : plaes in their eessnd Fcf
Instance, . Democratic, Atse -! thi6
city, which editorially denies t,hs .sxis.
enes Of any Abnormal disios q -.
timsnt At the South, published On sas-
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from 9eorgis, which confirms al that
has bsea sald in regard to the murder
ous intents and aetsof thesx .Rsbsh Of
the State. Tho Communication is .
very singular one in it's apparent limo
ssaee and carnsstnet., which sesns
Of understanding Why any
one should object to the barbarous and
brutal feeling it acknowledges and
'aantA n taet, The writer begins -
as.euneing = : political 'laadsr che
DljAenent sometimes made in the
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-01-05

The NORTHERN PULpIr.-We find
in the New York Herald, of Monday,
the following account of an entertain
ment given by Rev. (?) Henry Ward
Bcecher at Plymouth Church, on Sun
day last. 1t must have been equal to
first class theatre, and surpassed any.
thing ever witnessed at political
meeting. Such preaching ought to
"draw," for Bro,her Beecher seemed
to pu, all ofhis hearersin good humor,
and they went their way satisfied, doubt
less, that they had been favored with
rare entertainment. The Herald says:
yesterday Brother Beecher abandoned
the sombre style of delivery with which
he had surprised his fashionable
congregation for some weeks past, and
was himself again. Perhaps lie had
grown alarmed at the approaching
revival of the Black Crook, and de-
sired to give sinners counter attrac-
ton which would weau them from the
meretricious influences of that pcstif-
erous drama. But whatever his reasons
were, it is certain that his sermon was
not only serio- cotnical in its language,
but that it afforded sublime oppor-
.unity, which was not lost, for Brother
Beecher to exhibit his powers as
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-01-05

HYENA LIKE.-The Missouri Re
publican scurches the rabid Senatorial
hypocrites thus: ;.
"The arrogant and relentless malig'
nifty exhibited by the more rancorous
of the Radical Senators in the debate
on the McCrcery resolution, ought to
convince every one that there can be
no real peace in any political fold OF
which such hyenas are the guardians
But when the instinct Of their nature,
led them to Dig up the buried dead
they merely dug their own political
graves, in which people yearnlng fol
perfect reconciliation will In due
season bury them"
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POETRY.
The Old, Old Story.

I bade him goodbye with Laughing eye,
In careless, giilish way
But turned aside in time to hide
The tear that was bound to stray;
But brushed it off with joyous laugh,
It had fallen by him unseen;
For he must not know, ere I turned to go,
What foolish girl I'd been.
He must not know why I trembled 80
Meath the glance Of his dark blue eye;
But back in my heart from whence it would
start,
I must crash the rebel sigh;
/ hurried along through motley throng,
But my eyes with tears were dim,
And my heart was sore-it would beat nc
more,
With the hope I was dear to him.
For his words were cold. and his parting told
Ne each warm love throb to still;
But my passion wild, like wayward child
Would yield not to reasons wild;
had loved him long, though l knew twas
wrong,
For he gave Inc no look, no word;
Yet passing ME by with careless eye,
The chords of my heart were stirred.
I've seen him smile on the lovely, while
He has oft times frowned on me;
Yet his name and face can ne'er erase
From the books of my memory;
I will keep him there, and oft in prayer
His dear name I'll watt above;
And the angels alone, when the night wind
moan,
Will hear of my hopeless love.
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comedian. Individual responsibility
in religious and secular affairs was the
theme of the discourse. Roars OF
laughter attested the powers of the
preacher and the joy of the congrega.
ton. And when the swagger Of the
popinjay of Europe was described in
pantomime, the enthusiasm was i'm
mense. One pious individual en-
cored so loudly and persistcntly that he
had to be squelchcd by volley of 'sh's!
Thus passed the Christian Sabbath at
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hope that many souls were saved"
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MISCELLANY.

TIE DUTCHMAN'S INSURANCE Pol.
IoY.-A good story is told of German
by the name of Schmidt, who had taken
the precaution to insure tie life of his
wife for FIVE thousand dollars, and his
barn for nine hundred dollars, believing
that the former might die and the latter
be burnt, aud he could not get along
without some compensation for the loss.
Both policies had been taken from the
same agent. In few months after the
stable had been insured it was destroyed
by fire. Schmidt quietly notified the
agent, and limited to him that he would
expect the nine hundred dollars at the
earliest possible moment. The agent at
once sent carpenter to ascertain the
cost of erecting new stable of the same
dimensions, having found that the prop.
erly had been insured for moro than it
was worth. The builder repolted that
he could replace the stable with new
material for five hundred dollars, but
unfortunately there was ar ordinance
against the erection of frame buildings
the old stable having been built Of
wood. He was asked to estimate the
.oost Of brick stable, and reported the
amount at seven hundred and fifty dol
) lars. The agent then notified Schmidt
that he would build him new brick
stable 10 place of the old frame one, but
Sschmidt became very Indignant at the
proposition, saying
81 do not understand this insurance
business. / pay you for nine hundred
dollars, and when my shtable burn down
you make new one, Inot want n
new shlable. Iwant nine hundred dol
lars"
The agent reasoned with Schmidt,
but all to- no purpose. When the
stable was about finished, Schmidt went
to cousslt lawyer, thinking that he
could still get the amount of the policy,
beside having the new stable.
The lawyer, however. informed him
that the company had the right 10
make good the loss by building a nc
stable, aud expressed surprised at his
bringing suit against them.
"But," said Schmidt, "I insure for
nine hundred dollar, and dis fcllar put
up dem shtablc for seven hundred aud
fifty. I do not understand d. insurance
business"
Finding that he could not compel the
payment by law, he became di>g"stcd
with the insurance business alto.c her.
CAllins upon the agent, Schmidt said
"Mr. Agent, l want you to stop dem
insurance on my frow. | do not pay
any more moaish that way; do not
understand this Insurance business"
The Agent (surpriscd)-'Why, Mr..
Schmidt, you are doing a foolish thing.
You have paid considerable on lhi- poll
cy already, and if Your vile sh1uld die
you will get FIVE thousand dollars.'
"Yaw, dat is vat you tell me now"
said Schmidt. "Nen pays you on NY
shtable you say l get nine hundred dol.
lar if it burn down. So it vas burnt,
and you will not give me my monish.
You say, oh, dat vas an old frame
shtable,' and you not pay me my nine
hundred dollar. Ven mine frow dies
den you say to me, 'Oh, she vas an old
Dutch woman, she not word anydings;
I get you new English wife? and 50
lvse my Eve thousand dollars. You do
not fool Schmidt. | not understand !
dis insurance"
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