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tineif safety by ample resources, for re polling force by force.

 I cannot, however, but think, fhat on a calm and dispassionate review by Congress, and the functionaries of the General Government, of the true mer- ifs of this controversy, that the afbitfa- lion by q call of q convention Of ali the States, which we sincerely and anxious ly seek and desire, will be accorded to us.

 To resort to force, is atoDce to pre- fer a dissolution of the Union 10 it's pre- servatlon. South Carolina has deeiar- ed that she admits of 10 arbitcrs but her co-Stales assembled with her ils their sovereign ca ff,5asfsiitty ff,5asfitt te deny to her this preference, IS to admit that our league has no conservative principles, short of an appeal to the sword--to sup pose when one of our most prominent to the Protective System, is its uneonsiitutionafity. thatth and the other vexatious and conflicting ques- tions of constitutional power. which now convuIse the whole country, are not susceptible of compromise or atl- justment in an assembly of equivalent to that which formed the con stitntion, is to affirm. that that spirit of amity and justice, without which the Union would be q reyolting and com pulsory league, isatterlY extinct.

 But be this as it may, whatever may l he the issues of this unhappy eontrover. sy, relying on the intelligence and spirit of a free and gallant people, on the i'm perishable truth and sacred character of our rights, let Us advance with an unfaltering heart and steady step 10 fhe Of our dnty te our coun- try. On your deliberations l feryentIs invoke the blessings of Almighty God. l

 !. HAMILTON. Jr.

 CoLuuBrA. Nov. 26.