John c. CaIhoun...The Presidency.
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AT a meeting of the Iocos held in Charles ton,
S. c., resolutions were adopted, expressing their
determine ton TO abide the decision of National
loco Convention. If John c. Calhoun should be
nominated by The Free Traders The nulifiers will
doubtless stick up 10 the work. bu, if little Van
should he the fortunate one, the Caroiniau's will
beat retreat, and throw their vote for some ma u
for whom no other state would.


Later Information says tha, Mr.. Calhoun has
determined not TO submit his claims TO a Cons en-
ton Of the locos but to be candidate for the
Presidency nomination or nominate ton The
Inteiligencer says this currenirepor: at Wash
lngton. We like the spunk Of john Cataline.


A new paper entitled The Tribune, has been es-
,ablished at Mobile. Alabama, which advocates
the election Of Mr.. Calhoun 10 The Presidency.