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NuNifcatiOn.-The following very signia- cant remarks are taken from the Speech of MT. Smith. the Attorney General of South. Carolina. in the late Convention. The speech was prepared for the press by that gentleman himself. Bost. Mess.

 MT. President, ws may sing peans of tri- umph if we will, and greet each other with congratulations hut will tell you, Sir. the teople of this State would rather have taken the Coercion Bill with the battle- field than accept of this modification. The Conven- uon 'n last November. had declared their rlgn!s; and our People had made up their minus to obtain them. or to perish in the ef

 fort. Our party up to the last fall elections PoIled but 35.0oo votes and. am informed. tnere now stands upon the Muster Roll of the Volunteers 27,OOO men. They had made tne'r aittIe arrangements to meet the crisis.- They had called in their small debts some had sent their children away to the old peo- pie EOF protection and care. Some dlisnosed OfStOek, or fattensd their Horses, and ail pre.