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Ton the N. o. C0m7er

 IND lMP0TENT CONCLUSION !

 he clamor of the Massachuse tts

 aoolltonists, after all the menace

 Ions ol the Legislature of that State,

 the imprisonment of her " colored \ Charleston and New Orleans .leeemonious expulsion of the ab- Ek9narles, Hoar and Hubbard, from |f,-vhat is the language, what are Flngs of the brawlers in and out of |aare' Mir. Adams, son of John |aans, was the chief instigator ol anary excitement that led to the Fa Oi lioar and lIubbard-but he 1, a1e acted throughout the whole q lae belief that the Southern peo- '. goe 6ullled into acquiescence in -sO the Massachusetts Legislature. s5 sana those of his colleagues having slsu 1. to produce any thing but deri- i" .rouln, he now comes forward, as " 'le special committee to whom ' was a referred, and tells the Senate !! Il olstnguished lawyers, even in .aallalh that the laws of South Caro- ml .t1 ae had denounced as outrageous V. %Elonlous attacks upon the rights qsnsl ln were NOT UNCONSTITU. \ !, and whilst those conflicting opin- .a, ", ' on the issue of the last paper s.I ra.llee he wished the question tc r im legislature of Massachusetts had !. lsssrs. s Hoar and Hubbard as mis- ,3 \ NeW Orleans and Charleston, fol sa.p gpurpose of protecting her 'col- @ .,o .. rom Imprisonment for illegally ,s.' % qua residing in those places, ant !. aies' ' themselves lawyers of some 0 we s' expressly authorized and in Io''. %ulg the constitutional question pa r9Unment S of those people before " a' Court of the United States.

 ,,, %yS this worthy son of his ia. 1 1a @s 2 question to rest on the pape5 { Y V. ne committee, believing it tc ,,, unanimous opinion of Massachu.

 NIp paper had already drawn fortll snl,. I,. Adams in his speech to the ss ,ri i,I rom l a South Carolina member k F ~ MT khett, who had volunteer i;aS Y' mat State since her Legisla-

 sIallled' .ba'l' and he was glad that tho op rup.ld ,p think that something wa. N 'ue a part of South Carolina. TIt 2 Jisy isaying he shouldleave the ques- ! sdos. da,serellon of the Senate. 1'ha. sin;p p'ea the following resolutions sApSS s,e oi q most singular nature

 IS IND SOUTH CARO- Io,,:. LIMA.

 ''s order, adopted in the House