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Camden Weekly Journal in Camden, South Carolina

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Camden Weekly Journal

Location

Camden, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1855

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Speech by W. W. Boyce on sectional crisis and southern policy

In a November 7, 1859 address, W. W. Boyce argues the North’s anti slavery agitation endangers the Union, forecasts fierce battles over Kansas, and warns South Carolina against merging with the Democratic Party. He urges preserving Southern Rights policy, mobilizing for Kansas, and upholding constitutional independence amid looming sectional strife.

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State Agricultural Society Passion for Civic Progress

The article lauds the state agricultural society's organizational success and legislative backing. It highlights Abbeville and Rick’s contributions totaling thousands of dollars to fund the annual fair and future growth. Speech by Col Simkins at the Male Agricultural Society impressed listeners with a call for farming improvement and state wealth through agricultural development. A Caton Swamp panther story and anecdotes on manners follow, reflecting local life and humor.

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