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and other of what arc called in VirRiua great names, are iO appear tn their Legislature, in order to bring back the ship of state tO the republican tack, ,'-that is to say, to assert the right and the necessity of arrSstirg by State interpretation the legitimate action of the Fed eraI Government.

 It has been asserted openly and without qualification by the official paper of the Exec utiye, the Washington Globe, that delibe- rate plan is and has been entertained. bv cer. tain leading politicians at the South, to bring about a secession of the Southern States from the Union, in order to the establishment of a Southern Confederacy. We beiieve tt to be true and think South. Carolina was only prenna- ture as tO time. in her late manifestations.

 Looking at our public affairs in this light, we would desire without intertupting general confidence in the future stability of our Union, tO keep attention constantly fixed upon the great questions which have recently and deep- Iy agitatcd the country and above all-tO

 induce our fellow citizens to scrutinize with special reference to their sOundness, on5these questions, the opinions of all, who, in our own State, may aspire to public confidence. Let US have no dough faces-no men who prefer the heresies of the Virginia and Kentucky re- solutions of l798, as now explained by the course of South Carolina, tO the plain letter and spirit of the Constitution no non. com initial politicians, who, at the south, talk southern talk, and at the north talk northern talk but let US only put forth men, and of such there is no lack-who will go for the Constitution, the whole Constitution and no,h-

 ing but the Constitution. This is the banner which henceforth must distinguish parties, and under this banner there will be victory. ". Y. American.