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We received, by the last mail, copy of the letter, of the existence of which the public has been recently app rized, written by John C. Calhoun, Esq. to Goy. Hamilton, of South Carolina. IL will make about l2 columns of our pa- per-but We must make room for 1t. as we'll because of the high character of its author, as because it may be sup. posed to contain the dearest eIaeida- ton and ablest defence of the heresy of Modification which We shall be favored with. We should be afraid of no mans argument in favor of this heresy, though he had the persuasive eloquence of Be Hal himseif Until it eab be demon. strated that one is greater number than twenty-three-that an means out- and that the Union can be dissolved, and the Federal Government in full sigoF at the.same time--it can never be shown that Notification is any more rishJu} than fl is peaeeable and con stitatonal remedy for aggrieved States.

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