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The Charleston Mercury of the Ist inst. observes, ill relation to Gov. Ham ilton's Message to the South Carolina Legislature

 "The same spirit which has destroy cd the harmony and endangered the permanency of the Confederacy for mo- neyys may. when baulked of its prey. be urged by resentment to cat through with the sword the constitutional barriers which it has already scaled by fraud.- We have no right 10 rely with certainty, that any considerations of justice will restrain the defenders Of iniustiee-or any respect for the Constitution vii! he. get temperance ill those with whom our cause of quarrel is, that they have trampled the Constitution under foot. 1t behooyes us, then,to go iHto the strug> gie armed at all points, safsinis opiJusgttc oGroti. Let the Federal GoyeIs.nenl understandlhorougflJ thespifitinwll lliell coercion will he met. Let them not expect to strike terror by a coup de

 main, or dream that they will meet in Carolina a Neapolitan mob, who would disperse with the smoke of the first mus ket shot oi the tyIant. No, the true language ofCarolila to her enemies is let one menaclns Federal bayonet gilt ter upon our borders--and the Federal Union is dissolved il is q war of sovc- relgns, not cipii war, and, fl you press il, let 1t be 'ssar io sEc hnye.'o