The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, January 02, 1850, Image 2
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SYNOPSIS OF THB
PRBIDKfT'S wu#am.
WauhinotoN, Dkc. 24.
Tlm- finf of Jftetidcnt Taylor, of
f <jiainf4& ? ?? t r.ftimiitecT
4 *{t eooMBODees fcjr?*
their uhiiUmui to pass low* for an empire of
freemen, after aiiijr rear* dispelled
the frar* and#?proW*koi*?y?ioo? ?!
thoae who regarded the esperimeilt?? repuhli.
can Government with dulru*. of wj* ill-will.
Upw Congress will de|ejwi th4d*W'?'?nce
v of tha work which w*a p*i$??|fld|ipifwe who
Itft MM before u*. tfca are M Jlg^e with
- .-W*. * .v?L. I lining angel
of ike tSjniry writh dtwor^^^^'wgb'jr
gas **?
J ebeege
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The expenses in TrKifif??
that rtmm nd ifcr *
tun^&c* 4tc^ liberalprnrisfojii ^fn|"M* ?
Government be authorised to m
to assist fbe Commissioners
tbe claims of our citizens upon Mew' Ouf ?l
charge to New Grenada hat Imp' iaflLted to S
bring to tho wr>tice ?(that Gorcmin^the io? n;
efficiftncjr of the means employed "in Wfipotu #t
i?g l be maFf< across the I*ihruus of pg? M, ac.
cording to I be Postal Convention ^ djucb, v;
la the ciril wars of Venezuela ?ii$ itfeens fj
have suffered wrongs which tbe termig iok ?f
hostilities will enable that Govertimet to ex ia
amine and redress. | . m
C The extension of the, coast of tM Jilted bi
* Stales upon the Pacific, hat imparted iu. m
teres! to our intercourse, with the Rep ftitM* >
^Sot^^^^erica^ th^'* d'^rf^ e ^
'^S-m IS?h"*??55^|ii#?i?iian?t>wi "
/iMjftn opened with lh*?r^ fverhllfU T f ^
A extract havinz^en feftddh* IT- o -,1 ' / '
X** Mj-JTjL,, *&S?XBM
ih.wiH*./All?^lTO?^ ?>i32/ < ?
ted hy Nicaragua j ?^T
' tion* wbh her. 1*^?'
will ?< ? bond oT^eac*' * j dign
i,/bold property near tfie Canal, BfrWjsF%l ??f?l
rtund ita copwwr, #r ntbprwjd* oM^Kl I*?*
fcbrhtra? y^ri^ifcfRited ,0 |/%fT
commended In (be I
iiifrn Railroad at
10 had repaired to
illy jJctlUwIy ini!
potiantmttt.
The lfceakkA*k?I?*f? thefndependence of
the*e l<lands evert conld we ?m in.
diffrrvntW thrir jmwtnf into ibe band* ?d a?j
other janeer. U>
The roceiplalirfo the Treasury fur the fiecal
year ending wdlie 3l*b ot June last, were from
all aottroe*, including Trea*ury N? des, fifty.nine I
million* ail bnadred and allljf;three thousand
. i- . * - ' I il . M1A AA4 ndl \ Ti.?
noci ninety.seven ooiiart ?*?
million* *ix bandred^iid 'thirty.om* thousand
it hundred and fay seven dollar* (57,681,057.)
Fdratttfie detail* <?f these receipts ami etpen
diture*, jfae message refer* Coogrewto the report
of the Secretary, in which in shown a pro
fetbfe deficit of fir* mill tor,* ?$!?1 Wired and
tVNUy.onedoUan ($5,006,021) for the fiscal
year ending the 30th ot June, 1850. The fur
tfe?r deficit of ten roiWmos fire bondred and for.
ty^ercn:. thousand twrv hundred and nIwif two
dollars f| 10^47.792) in the succeedmf year
*n fully explained. Tin defirltx are ref Tred
to the etiraordmatx expenses of warwithMe*.
ic* aod/^fafc^wnf -CaWmnia a?|: New .
Mexico, and a ban h recommended. to cower J
4:1
pod tiuty of CoVi^rviu Id place linrue laiior on a ^
prwewnt IjrWiMa ad valorem duties. CwW ll
^tto wisdom, should continue
to ll?c ertuhrtf&awHt n
J ^ ^
ttde aecenary by fb? eitenwori of our frontier -*
t\+- -f U..U .nil/^liiiir. * '
f VIH^.ail|in?ii|ifir 111 ivrw innj??v^? whm .- ?
ia, and tbe obligations incurred by the treaty 1
A mod* of relief from the embarrassment oeicioned
by Brevet and Staff" Commissions, at
reposed by the Secretary of War ; aim a plan
rthe relief of retiring and disabled officer#and
tperannonted apd vetmnded aokliera, k re comended.
iThe report of the " Jdccretanr of the ,
?jf accompany tog lira message* ia referred to v'j
r a fiili and*satisfactory account of tbe operamm
of lh.tBr.nrk ofih. *
Attention la invited to the subject of reorga- "'g
zing the vari<?H gradr* of officer* and tbe
loption of ? retired liat of disabled officer*. '
Tbe consideration of poitgrea* is called to tbe
nttra of tbe Secretary in regard to War steam*,
and the operations of the contract system ty
r <|e transportation ofthe mails. ^..L:
Exertions bare been mide' to exectre the
w extending the Post Office and Mail accoodations
to Drrgop and California, which
i**vn<i!/beea fttHy successful, nwingtolbe B
ited pension* *nd. obvious cause*
?Cttlii.r to tho condition of these Territories.
A further reduction, in.letter pmunge '? re- Ci
>ijtto*noyJ. .If the correspondence of the coun.
? were r^ved from the burden of the frankig
President ii corfiJenl that a
ntfurmjate of cents per letter, regardless
^ ^ ^ of
The Koartl ?*f Omnn he* nwuh the ngCOMtt. ^
T^WMwTlrryiiigTnto effect the provi. f(M,
ns_ of the Constitution upon that subject i^xen
mended: ??? ^
fbe District of Columbia recommended to |j)e
liberal und fostering care of Congress. par(
fbe necessity of each of the coordinate take
ncjtes of Government ron fin In w h.-tr ?*
. own mnvilj sum
ir appropriate sphere, is strongly urged, with add
'commendation otuwA ?ure* ? h? hit | iher
uoq the country requires ThoTntTBprnd-- j mncj
s of Congress of Eteeulive dictation, is as- thy
i?d as the only dure means of giving proper pain
lity to the Representative I tody, making the clay
tor In firf, as well as in theory, n cotnpo. Whf
part of the sovereign authority. The lie. ratio
dilative should he r*epen*nHe~only to his sccui
tiiuents, and the veto |mwer should never in u
iterposgtl to stilfe the expression of the puh. he ri
dihrvrt'pl l? pre re nt^he encroachment of *jfp,
afrfrufativc pow^rahd to arrest hastv^H^j or
?*W.The
nmsaage dotes by inoilcpti*W!l<6m^
ii'?n for the .Union, which IbntajpSan Wf 9k r
century hat stood imsbakeu. tfWte kingdom
and empires have fallen. Tth< patrioU tfe
6*med it tare gone .down 1o tie grate,, ye! h,
remains the proidost monument to their memo
ry, and the object of afTectitrn every otm, :
.worthy to boar the Anieriran nitfe,, A dissolution
of the I] nion it deprecated, tit Ihe la?t calamity
to the human race. U|io?Uttyre?ervm. j
tlon depends the happiness of the ftat?nt gene- 1
ration, and thoee that are to come aft ?r us.
'lite President concludes by pledging himself j
to the nation,lhat whatever danger m?y await t
the Union, he will aland by it and mautain it
in its integrity, to the full ettent of the sbliga- 1
lion imputed, and the power conferred upon 4
him by the Constitution. . 1
API OINTMENTS OF THE M. E. CIIIJRCI, i
totrrR ciROLUs uoNmcacc. t
Charleston District;?C. Betlt; P. E. *
Cumberland?William G. Conner. :'t:V I
Trinity?James Stacy. I
Bethel?H<*nry Bt?. Mood. f
St. James?A. G. Stactr. *
Black 8waiap?W.; A, Mc Swain, T. M itch
eB.
WaMioiro??P- A. Williams,W. Jones. J
Orangeburg? W. Crook, Win. Lee. ''
Cjp.PM?W. & Kirkland, MU L, Rank*. ,
Cooper Rirdr?J. W. Kell), W. Hutto. Savannah
River?W t| Fleming. R. Hunch.
EHi?ta Island? C. Wilson, H. A.. Has*. 1
Beau fori ami Piince William*?p. D. Coxe, 1
L? JH. Johnson. -
Pon. Ron?S. P. Tajrlor. . ^
.. Cnmhahee and A*hepen-^F. Rr Colnirn, S. .
W River?T. E. Leadbeiter. '
Warnork. I
Cokcsbury District?P. E.f W. A. Game- ft
fac > i
IIIHW HTa r . V . ;f." Ji,- >.*.; - -|J
Coke*htirv Circuil?J. If. Wheeler, dTH. I
I^gefield?W. P Wauaoni A. H. Harmaa.
P<w?d!eton?H. Puckim. ?
G?*i??11le Staiiun?H. C. P?raom. f
^ ip - IJirewf?J. Watts.- . *
Umoii?K. J. Bojfi A. P. Arant. P
Lauren*?S. To?-HM>nd. "
Nettfberrjr?J. - tt< Zimmerman, J. N. Bw. a
he lie. ^
Pkk?n??Ji?bn HcC ] ^Jj
' Vihmtia Dirtki-S E., S. W. c.p??, *
4 CvtawbU gtpiio*, WWI.M* -Jit
Ilurte, - ?
Bantoft.?A; . W. Walker. U
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Gmiiernte ?S. M. Green.
WUnUngton District.?X.TaHjr. P. E.
Wilmington.?Hugb A. X\ Walker. J. T. *
f ijd(1s? ifc
Smithrille.?G. W. Moore. J. B, IJu^hei, ^
C&arayborotigb.-J.^^wHer. m
Blade..?D.'fc Simon* R Wa?&b?n.. ?
Georgetown.?.t M. Cbroifaberg. '
Black River.?Jf. M. Bradley and J. Parker. w
Marion.?A. KcCorquodaJkf O. -A. Chrieiz.
j. '
Mission*.
a?aiv r? a. !.
V?r"?u. 1. wr?m?
Black Rir?r and Pee Doe.?M. Eadr, A. P. w
Srtill. 2
W#cowjfiw> Nedt?J. A. Minick, A. L.
nlfh* re
Sampit.?& M. Utile. "
Cape Fear.?R. F. Porter. . . -JJ
FtyelleoiSle District ? P. E., W. Barrin. tri
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Faveitevi}tn'Station.?C. H. Pritchard. n
u Cireuftv?S. Jone*, W, Curriet ,w
Bennetla*ille.?J. A, Porier. ^
Society Hill Minion.?C. M cLeod. ^
Chemw.?J. T. W gh man. ??
u Miufott ? W. J. Jnckion.
Chesterfield.?X. S. Nettle.. A
WadeaHmnV^T. R. Walsh. B. D. Byew.
ftnrkingham.?kl. A. McKibhcn. ,0
W, Hal mm, j8
fHoo?jt<m>ery.^-P. W. MuDiniel,
peep Riref?'IV W. PasteII,
IAmcolmkm District.?\. M. For.ter, P. E. ha
Charlotte Station.?J. J. Flemminp. pa
u Circuit.?J. H. Robinson, E. Pen. an
njjton. an
Pleasant Gfore.?W. C, Puttur.on, Ti
popcorn ?W. L. Peptics, for
Lincolnton?G. MtirchUon. ai
Yorkrille?P.F. Ki?tlpr, qo<
Spartanburg SiHtion.?H. II. Durant. tin
** Circuit.?S. D. Laney, E. J. wk
eynardie.
Rutherford.?J. R. Pickett, A. Ruib. am
Sh^lliy.? t. P. Frank*. ern
Catawba.-W. C. Clark. wv
Mofjjunton.?P. R. Hnyle., jT .
Lenoir.?0. McDonald. r * dm
McDowell.?J. L. Shuforr). \ me
A. M. Shipp, Professor, . University VI North tan
irolina. i ma
M. C. Tut rent inc. transferred to Georgia
tnfeieivce. oar
Z. Barnes, H. E. Ogburn and C. W. n|?
-nwen, wkooui appoinimenu in ?onwpn"w by
? uiMk w>W. %
P ? - - wn
IB WtCWlBr lfcl|B Pf lX,
ornmnbd it>?-^ngofm?ch utility, "Srei
1 1 ir^rilifafc sets'"?! **i.Mi.m *jv
Is, or other places particularly ej|XMcd to .
action of fire. It it very simplo In ft* pr?.
i^ion, which requires the operatormerely fo P
? a quantity of water proportionate to the. Mn9
'ace of the wood be may with to boverv.nnd P'iC(
to it aa much potash as can Mdiaaoived host
rin. when tbo. water will dftsolrn no ?ah
iLnotash, stir itxto ihesoluilon Ite * quan- cells
n the clay
n as tafore direS^f<^o(h flre n'n(j nun JtfH
^ it fromthnff^rood thus saturated qJK
mort^SCTit wilimevor blase. jJWTy ?
hfCmost agree,aMe cotdr can b?jfPPVfpNtty I
rpparalion lif'adding a rtnsMjfErv 0f| m not t
yellow ochre.?N. E. * I iulentiJ
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WlTO^DAy,^^J^UARY 2, 1860/
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TO THE PATRONS Of THE JOURNAL.
The present number closes the subscriber's con
nexioo with the Journal, as Publisher and Proprie*
HiShF % :
In retiring from the position which lie" has'so
long occupied, lie bejjs leave to return his thanks
tothoM friends who. have so uniformly and generlUtiy
sustained liim, amid mure than ordinary dtffi:uliie*.
. lie has endeavored u> fulfil, unwavering,
jr, bis duty, and it iebut justice to those who have
w kindly aided him, when be moat steed in need
if theraidf that he should express hid gratitude to
hem. That the high and responsible duties which
levolveon the publisher of a newspaper liaVe often
icen inadequately performed, lie is but too seaside.
In looking back to the pant, he sees many
mints which should have been bctter^ erre jpore
Uention might, and probably
smded greater *vcees>--but his labors in tliis de.
Pfluiebt bare now ended, and lie begs again, to
r?^?t his heartfelt acknowledgements to those *
vbMrtWiUMlaqdiiv all Ins errors, have so JfberUly
^ otalteringly sustained hiim' ,r Wjtffo *
In ^oacluvioo, lie would respectfully recommend '
Hessri, W>*?* A Price, bis successors, to that 1
ihare exordial support and encoBragepient, which ,
baa been so -liberally e*tende<H?
reU as by limitation of contract, tlic swnocaion of j
So undfirxipriflL wtiS ' it* ntiloriil mamoMiimit liu <
N^tb^-d ih. ?,.*. ...d tiM Pupor, ??d l?oa? 'it. "
\bfi.lrcr* aitd Editors, in clwing |Jjw Connection, f
li ifridcrtfwdnW| >cb,^Wtc to '
itanjt, friowU, ?iwl?M l?t*n to Cxtflurf ]
Akra% Uia cirWslioiy tbc iourtot, ?wi 1
4,rof* fn?Uj oootr^?t??d^o jrttjrtrthjtcrwrt to ft* ?*?- p
whieli J
Ty** ? * -A.
Iioofh wiltkoul rxperieooe o Editorii, they arc !?y no ll
"A Ihexpe^iee^tH writers, Undyr thoir joint la*n,
(lie future bines of the Jotimil tfeiU continue ile u
^ibYhere^^ n
e rtilrf- Hofi imjermrement, And will prove Iho
ending Ibcm, their p?pcf.<*wd?vrry contemplated ^
iproeeineAt,. to (he omioidmstioa of hi* friend* and *c -v
nintinooe. cinmetly hoping thai > their support wiftf
ntinue, (he undersigned take* hi* mdifk. I ''
W. THUKLOW CA8TOB. ^
tviWUteintminer commences ?or ctmomi career.?
o luifoMdOmod the office ?* bur tart for the people, ^
d raou cater for their literary taste*; w? dbdea.
<r to make the jotnuuL a .ipcr which every one will V
ad, and in order to facilitate thro, we mart bare the S
;lil ?ort of help. I t ia our jntenltoe, aaaoon ae ?
fflcient number of subscriber* l? obtained, to issue a
weekly from tine offioe. Oor weekly subscriber* #
II receive their paper w hsrefofcro?our Iri weekly ^
becribcra musl .be content with a acnii-woekly, at
ist for (lie proscnt. Should we fail in our arran|?.
'inede In the price of subscription. 'JVc do notac
owted^o however, such a Wort u /?? in onr W ^
bulary, end ere determine.I, if poWihii^ tWeffletihc w
|?<5t.x:W? ?e beppr to state that ire erh wi jetr B
if fc^cGOmplidf oar iW|n-it rest* with the people
saj.. Tip frnpwrtanee of tlua enterprise we think, |e
100 obvious to ?*wd comment. ; ^
Thf.eoorae of the JoratteJorrtHe Bank iaaoe wiH >j?
tltictly indtpendrnt. We ate not certa in that we -n
vo the right to bmImthe paper the exponeut of either '
rly, and aslliis quettion i* likely to become warm,
d we (bar a disturber of much friendship, we are not
ibiliooa to enter the lists in our. editorial character.?
ik Camden Journal i* the organ of the Pboplk. and ffl
their Information, our column* will he ever open In Ci
free, liberal and courteous discussion of this great ' >
nation. Wc want the people informed, and are wil.
% to Icavalbe ultimate deeiaion of the matter to their 'ir
idom, beliefing that they will do right. th
fta a matter of course, wc stand prepared, with (tend wl
i pen, to austain Soot hern Right*, end resist North.
I aggression, or any other cert, which eeelu to die*
b oor ipatiteliena. *
rhe Jopaaat, for the pTeaabt, will appear on Wed. tic
days and Saturdays?the awhT.wftskfy issue to com. 0f
nee on the 9ih insu, ami wc intend to make oar.
i improvement* in its appear*nee, aa aoon aa (bo
tens I* which have been nrduaaJ shall arrive. '
Vo hate already reed tod a nmnbur of wow namoa to fQ|
aubseription list, and aa wo have promisad enough <j?f
rtj.JW hope oor friend* will aaaiat us to" perform, I
paying 'Itcir several snbacriptions as aoon aa ^
ible, thus teaS^-th^teUlion whieh will exist ^
Men <*** flXUr**. ?W
Ve aire loss to conceive the eaiWM that
rent the Railroad Company from bringing into ^
that beautiful little buildingM\p*
ot, erected, as we understj^^K^^Bfiflpir (7r
ou The object w^yjhii^3ttSjMHBgSi/ It wi
[ers, when s I we a
9 at the' "7"
from what ploraa
I VwiMhiiik it Is well-adapted to counti
f^^y^igtlfned. But why permit it to Cuba i
IjgftfP h>ng ? There it has stood, in a fin- settled
WpPwr months, xqualtcd behind a heavy strain*
P^M^r earth, utterly useless, and wasting veritab
i wbite\|r citisens hare beeu needing it (Pardoi
ley* If tlX^ompany designed to have a in the p
Sttle building fK, mJI- ai, they tnade a mistake j messagt
tutting it4pm thKhill, but if it was their As eega
in to aflford comfoifth^porfor for passen- recop^
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to be too early for the morning ear*; and itwofT
tcntimea extremely disagreeable
standing abodt among bales and boxes, wlien they
arrive by the evening cars after night, w&Kinjj for
the aasnrtftieht of baggage, Sic. The Freight Depot,
we kumv, wa? pot constructed for the a?e * I
pwrsengere; then why not use ll?e proper building,
where tbwe iijcoiiveofenee* wood be avoided 1
While oar citizens fully appreciate Jbe pecuniary
advantage*, they desire also that the, cotnfojrr, $
nbt thebeakJi of lbeirfamiliiu, be, to some extent,
considered, especially.sincetheneceaaarr btritKirig;
hag been erected,^ | "
weair joined to announce Uie death of Ibis
young gentleman, who ?? accidentally sb?*bfc
one of hu ronipanion* on the tflxt inst, at the Uoi?~
rersity of Virginia.- /gain has death entered tjbe'
peaceful family circle, and gnatclied fro^flil MST
nibrace of friends another loved one; rrarcewe'1
f?- tear* drv which" fall upon tl.e ggf of ohel#
he ?nikl.-of1l'e,sre ^
Hie old, tiie raiddla aged, and theynjiig jouat die.
Gentlemen:?It i* my melancholy
nuncate the fact, that a young gentleman ah ml
n matriculate as a Student, Mr. William liule,-]
if CHmdcn,S. C., has b eetr suddenI* c otoC intfe
nidat of health and the hope* of you-h by the areilental
discharge of a pistol in the In^da uf a comMnion.
e December number?a more exle/itWoolicc ocIj
bicb will be takeii nexuveek.
We rake from the North Carolina the ?
lowing, in relation to the jproeeeiingr pf .the ,
-tuteeaof the Univeraityof that Sute, ate ioieet-l
fmoentlvImld inUalerxhi v
u In addition to the bosine** rmlinaf3|y traivwct?;|j
, we learn from the Standard that r
rHKBIDEKT-8 MESSAGE. fto1
Ifatewnmit liu .1 In, bcen'texlnd, ?mL ui..'/
la ?hoft, rend. It commence* Xt, -i-.- .. I t&J
^ Muing (QACHufc^
re now at peaee withthe world, ynd enjoying Lm-'
j>4c?b'e intercourse with foreign neons'; thatJhittW
wfcuiens-irtrh Great Britain are 0^ tbeipciry^01
lly nature; that the alight interrupttWlf;#
itic intercourse which occurred betu-celu^
ry and France has been adjusted; ^ |
insurrection haa been quelled, the I^rj i^t m
I, &c. Through the entire messi|jaP?*7 ?p?^
jf egotistical vanity which
le production of Zacbpuy ^V|iq
a, however, for using Df ^
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h?yWS>licit^ htcmid
of tho "1 i
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