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 South Carolina.
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"c teEtstatufG a&set8btex at G0futMul1 9S the 22i November. Angus Pallerznn. Ee4 was unanimously fs-elsclcd president of llsE Senate, and " Y. Colcock speaker of u House. The message of Governor Aiken was read The following are exiracts lroua this sholt but comprehensive docuaAmt.

 @T'he great failure in the pFusss=son eseN of the las, season, which inflicted ssssys suffering on many of our people. has basm ioilowed this year by \ most abundant aad plenteons yield of every grain and grass iis1l serves as food fnr mau, and tic aniusaIs eossss mitied io his care. The crop of oue af uur grea. staples. {couen,l though asedefaie. ie with that of our sister States engaged in sixsi- lar cultivation. The health of oar people has been good, and they have been snldi- ously ,hservan, If the laws and every otIls gatioa of good citizenship, while, to crown all. sense of returning justice hos masked the measures of the federal governmemt T'ha faithful fuIIilment of its promises in destroys ing the protective system; their wise adhs. renee io sound constitutional principles im administering power, tho happy adjassmsn4 of our disputes with England on ,ersns = honorable aud advantageous, to each, laylnx broader and firmes the foundations ee she peace and prosperity of both naitons. eiaim al our hands the warmest expressions of ae~ ,mifaiion. In the recent example and eun- current action of England and the uaisssi Ssates.< progress has been given to tho principles Of free tFads an,oag the nasioue nf the earth whseh, while i, adds another srsns to the great charter of hamaa liberty z. f Y lr ti