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TOT lnb Reklsltf uilh JouhatJ

 The Advertiser brasds my whole budget of charges as a "pack of lies." Now in order 10 enlighen the reading public, will you, Mr. Editor publish the io- lowing paragraphs from the "Adyertlser" as perl- nenl 10 the easel

 ''Massachusets should prOtse her citizens, no mat "ter what their color. and if admitted to be frss, sknoO of no conceivable ngh South Carolina has to "imprison black rather than whs ;itizsn oi sis "ler State coming within her bo'ders." And speaking oi Hubbard al New-Orieans, the Editor says.

 slIui it does not, there ore follow that LouIsiana "shOnld disgrace herself after the manner oi South Carolina, by empty bravado, threats of personal vio- "yiolence o the agent or any act calculated to com ''promlse her dignlty as sovereign member of this 'coniederacv "

 Again, "1he victory of New-Orleans was the "grealest calamity that ever befel the nation."

 Now these declarations were published in the Ad- yertiser, aih had reference 10 the ambassador at Charleston, and the police regulations of South Caro- lima, well to the action of Louisiana m refer ence to Hubbard, and to the victory of New-Oreans. II il be strange then that editor in slave State should publish such sentiments, is there not deg rec of audacity unparalleled in the presumption that characierises synopsis of his own declarations "a pack of lies?"

 Massachusetts sshoud protect her cizsns, black or ,Ste, coming Witia ths borders of Southern Stafssi' How will she protec lheml Has she armed force To subjuga,e the State in she resists? "No right 10 imprisos black etzenp Elegant! BeaRJsl! Will the editor Of the Advertiser question the rish in the Courts of Alabama?

 The conduct of South Carolina, too, seems to have been emlnenily charactersed by "snpty brdvado and ''disRraeeP' The editor is ardent in defence ol his counrymen--he Stigmalizes loo hastily There attempt al personal violence upon the "Hon. Dir. Hosr simple act was adopted to expel him from the State, and it was peaceably enfnrced Will the editor prevent, eudeavor 10 prevent, the en- forcement of similar the part of the reople o Mobile if an agent should come 10 light?

 As to the base coin fabricated in the mint of the "AdvertIser," and where doubtless there are "lew more eit,' wo'il noi take il for circulation. Lie, and fais hoods are easily coined. and won't think hard of the Advertiser forusing them!