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urge the South to secede--they talk calmly and cooily of war and of blood. Tennes- see has unworthily followed the current, and extended her jurisdiction over the h. dian domain within her limits. The South and the North are nursing the flame of jealousy and hatred. The East and the West are beginning to look upon each oth- CT as people of distinct and conflicting lnterests-and to hate and reviie each oth- ers Men are found, to stand before the High Assembly of the Nation, and de- nounee and deride the opinions and advice ot the Father of his Country-to scoff' at patriotism, and to set up in lieu thereof, the Idols of their own distempered imagina- ton. We do indeed fear, that the Sun of our liberty is about setting in darkness and despair. We do most firmly believe, that the earthquake is waking, and that ere long We shall be hurled, struggling, into the abyss of Anarchy. God grant that we are mistaken! But if our fears be true, there IS most solemn question to be ask ed. Who IS it--is there any one-who has, by his indecision and inconsistency, or by tyrannical and despotic measures, aided in bringing on the present crisis?- Wo to every man, who nurses disafection, and wilo appreciates and encourages disun- Ion! Wo unto Hayne and Calhoun--to Hamilton and McDufFie-to Troup and Gayle-and to every man who raises his voice or his arm against the Unioni His name will go down to posterity, as that of the blaekest traitor that ever existed.

 The slaves of European tyranny have long predicted the present state of things. They have long predicted, that this Repub- lie would fall asunder by means of its own conflicting interests, and they have scoffed at and scorned us, for our vain-glorious boosting. Our only hope is in the People, l in their intelligence and love of liberty.- For their corrupted and degraded leaders for those who would feed their own ambi- ton, and their loneings for honor and do- minion, or satisfy their feverish thirst for revenge-tho' every step should be over the eorse of their Gountry-for them from them, we have no hope. Ne look to the PEOPLE.