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aupprisad 10 learn that ihe Nat,onal lniegehrgr e the real fugeman for this notable scheme, and tal authority resis on n struggling communication in the Cha leston Courier, southern whig print, and nonstrous editorial in ihe Federal Uniou. publish ed al MilledgevlIe, Georgia in which such seuti- menls may be said 10 have been expressed -avowed- ly, however, in reply the widg elamor at the north sgmatlzing all those who support the war as slaves of southern influence. The Milledge,ille paper was the first shew the south that they onebt. al least, to stand up for themselves, if so assaied, and pro- ceeded To show how the war is likely to favor and strengthen he south. The article was bad, but mo- thing equal to the extremity of violence which the federal whgs employ in denounclng the war as pro- slavery

 The Ineisencer mud ifs nlbe, who have been indusIriously excusng and defending the north for thus attacking the of the south, have picked up these relaiaory sentiments in couple of southern papers of opposite politics, and buslly engaged in trying to aggravale the whole north against lle south by pretending that the war is considered in the south exclusively Il southern for the strengthening Of slavery. IL is pari of the wing abolition game 10 influence every northern mau against lhe south and Ihe administration, as deyot ed supporters of the south, on pro-savery grounds Ii this game succeeds, il is hoped that the northern democracy will be overTnn by the ani-saverY whigs A southern democrat ought to he blind to the conse quences of such scheme, if il succeeds and fol this obvious reason, that the predominance or the democratic party al the north is necessary for the protection of the compromises ofthe constitutions on which depends the safety of the south Hence, the surpnse and regret that your Mir Yancey should have made great blunder in his denunciatons of Ihe north, thus falling ato the very trap which federalism sets for he defeat of the party.

 | You will perceive that to carry out this scheme, the able federal papers of Richmond, Va, are insi- diousIY endeasorng 10 effect breach between the particular friends of Mr. Calhoun and the rest oI the democrats in the old doalnon. They wish to prevail upon the former 10 push Mr. C. forward not as the democratic candidate for he next pres- dency, but southern candidate, in order that being divided, may be conquered. l have rare ly witnessed more cool and nsidious attempt to set man on rckey platform that he may be tho more easily knocked down. l have known Mir. Cal houn 10 little purpose, if these federal schemers csed in using his name first. 10 elevate lederasis aud federal measures by destroying unity Of action | in the democratic family of the country. Such is beyond doubt the object of lhe lnelligencer's dis gused anti southern appeals 10 the north upon the subject of the war; and it behooves all southern democrats, when recurring to the subject 10 rebuke those who would falsely attribute to them design | to seek sectional supremacy for the south al the expense of the relative strength of the north.

 JOHN TAYLOR, OF CAROLINE.