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We place in our columns today the Address of General HAYNE, on taking the oath of office of Governor of South Carolina. It IS document character ized by all the soIemnity of conviction, and all the eavnestness of fixed resolu- tlon. It's eioquenee, it's devotedness, it's courage, must be acknowledged, whilst the palpabIe error which runs through the whole of it is deplored as fatal de fusion. The error is, in assuming that their brethren of the Union, who have no feeling towards them but that Of loving kindness, are inarms against the people of South Carolina, whilst it is they, in fact, who are taking up arms against the residue ofthe Union to which they belong, and 10 whose rightful au,- thoFity they owe allegiance.

 ifilis aiifess s,i C eGi. I. a I. is, tii,,st all the circumstances, the most porten- tons document we have yet seen.

 .Ndt. Iatelhgeacer, Dec. 2l.