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We have pleasure in publishing the following remarks on South Carolina politics from the Camden Journal.

 'sThere is an impossible gulph be- tween the principles of the Union Par ty of this State, and the nuIIifiers. The friends of the Union and the integrity of the Confederation can never agree to the doctrines of Mir. Calhoun and Governor Hamilton. As one of the or gans of the party which has been for the last two years struggling on the side of reason and principle against the an- arehical dogmas of the Ultraism that would overthrow the most glorious sys- tenn of government ever framed for man. we would sufferthe armthat wields this pen to be severed from the body, before we would give into the abomina- ble theory of the Nu!lifers. We are well persuaded that majority of the people of South Carolina, who have thought on the subject for themselves, and weighed the consequences of fol- lowing out the doctrine of Nullifca- ton, are with us. But we are ready enough to acknowledge, because the fact is so, that the movement party has the power of the State in its hands; and we are not disposed to obstruct it any further in its exercise. Let the favor ite scheme of Notification be pursued. What excuse has that party for paus- ing? It has a clear majority in the Le- gislature, and it has declared by aunan- imous vote of it's "club,n which is in.re- ality, and almost co nomine the body that governs South Carolina, that noth- ing short of the total abandonment of the protective system on the part of Congress, will satisfy it, and we have not the remotest idea that there will be at once any such abandonment.- Why then, in the namc of Heaven,