From the Charieston Pairior.
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1t is now our opinion. that when the Replevin Aetreaohes Washington, the present dispute between Sopth Carolina and the General Government will be viewed in quite a different aspect to what if was atter the passage of he Or dinanee. The fcscript or order of the Convention was thought to have left no discretion in the Legislature 10 carry its high behest into s'luil cfIect.' Tint body has, however, exercised II sound discretion in the premises. II has diso- beyed what was falsely alleged to De the-sovereign will, the supreme voice Of the people. 1t has not carried into @ftlll eaeeto the Ordinance. That act. as q measure intending ''to prevent the colleetionof funconsltutonal taxes with in the limits of South Carolina" IS flo- thiag more hnn an empty soand-mere words, carrying with them no practical consequences.