The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-15

The Democratic Executive Committee Of
this County having determined upon sup
porting the Boitsrs Ticket throughout, as
far as County nominations are concerned
it becomes the duty IF every democrat to-
abiaeby their decision and vote accordingly.
It is true that there are those upon that tick
etwhom we would not to vote. for, but We
conceive it 10 Be taken ,as, granted, that all
our people desire better system of Govern;
iaent than has, heretofore prevailed in ibhis
County, and the Boilers promise us that
Every citizen should be, willing 70, Sorego
! lprisvats, eolsideratipps, and forget private
dislikes in view of attaining tAeend' plopos-
ed. There are men, upon the :Rsguiss; tick,
.. whom We coaaoe support. BY eve" We
do not mean ourselves, but The Democrats Of
Conservatives iof this County" We need
not namstthose individuals. We know that
their records are before the people and
those, records write them, M over with dis
grace and retrcsslh tbserssfeere bsas Ee need not
name them. We have ssriven, during this
canvass, TO refrain from the ppss of hasty,
hitter and untrue, personalities and every
word We have said efany oriaIl parties CON
esrned, we can ,substantistsi by proof and
we haysnes told sanHe Ancw'by SHgreat
deal hwas not our fddetsl ind no neesesssii-
ty existed for our so doing, But TIE time may
come when Aots'thas are how Known only ID
. ss~,,sillbe'4hds pubic sna lhsa j Hspro.
past+6 SPEAK Jkat Jksts,fI 10 M ;Ds ls Is y'a,4
If we. the CQnsery atiyes Or Democrats,
lsupp6r .hs-R egaalar ticket We dais,knowiug
'shat We are voting for men, attarly unworthy
Of Belief OF trust. 1--we: vote for ths Bol-i
sers, We r.}ly around. o. sabowsrfal' faetion
of the RspublesnPsrtySw tnsy widen
The eristingibrsaeh and ssef7s Tie Il country
TO good purpose id future elections. This is
aeisaiuly worth striving fSr,* An along, the
difficulty HAS been u make :; split in that
party, But now since f6espit has been made
by men Of. that party, We would be rcersant
taallaeaae Of isia aasaAisg 7~sra-uosoo
neglect this cpport&aity. IF the oolofed man
can once be brought TO believe that our vot
ing with him viii not be fraught with disaster
to himself andr his political rights and
privileges, he will no longer entertain any OBJ
jeesion to US as q party. bqt will take US into
his councils and share the governments with
U.s. This being the case the knotty political
problem of the salvation, Of South Carolina
and the South, will have been solved andas a
uuited people we eah accomplish greater
things shan'are possible as long. as *s remain
divided: The solution, long ssught after in
vain, is now in our hands, and let us use it..
We caniremain true to our principles ofpoliti-
cal action and vote the Boilers ticket We
can exhibit to the country the fact that We
are and can be magnanimous by overlooking
and forgetting our PERSONAL dislikes and our
willingness to cooperate with any party
which earnestly desires, as We believe the
Boilers do, to reform government which
has noequal 70 extravaganza, corruption and
the magnitude Of its frauds, in the civilised
world. 49,. ..,...,;..l .;,,;,j ,,,t..' r...r -
Considerations, similar, se presume. to
these have determined the Executive Com
mittee upon the course they propose, and We
earnestly hope the Democrats Wiz en ssesss
support their Determination. ,,, ,s M esa u