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The CHARLESTON MERcURY. This IS
Mr., Calhoun's leading Journal in South
Carolina, and until within short time
past, has been very strong in the adyoca-
cy Of the.administration. Its tone IS now
softened. In copying an article from the.
Richmond Enquirer, on the subject OF
Abolitionisrn, the Mercury thus remarks !:
We refer the reader 10 the calm and
lust remarks Of the Richmond Enquirer
under the above head, which we publish
to-day. The concluding pledge IS not
ours. but 80 long as the President conlin-
ues 10 maintain bis present patriotic posi-;
ton on this and other questions, he WI
have our warm support. II IS not our
part to answer for him, but his to answer
for himself. We viii not doubt him Wlth-
ont lust cause we do not doubt hun !;
Ne stand on our own ground, watching
fsg Tie safety of all that IS worth watch.
no. and compared with which, our be-
lief IA the immaculate honesty of any
man, IS a small matter.


The pledge referred to, is, never to aban-
don suck man" as Martin Van Bu-
rem. The Mercury, We are happy to per-
ceive, is more cautious ia its promises
than Mr. Ritchie.


