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Another "tempest in teapot" seems to
be brewing among our testy neig hbors of
the Sand-bank State. A grand nulli6catlon


fiare-up came off at AbbevilIe quite recent


had an opportunity of letting off the gas
which he has been accumulating ever since
Old Hickory knocked him and his nulli6ca-
tion into cooked hat. Hear specimen of
this brutum fulmen:-


"Resolred, That. should our just and rea-
sonable expectations be disappointed, it will
be tho solemn duty of the State of South
Carolina to devise such mode and measure
of relief as will uuitt under common BAN
ner, every freeman within her borders; and
we here proclaim to the other Southern
States our confident and proud conviction,
that, in South Carolina, all parties will cor
daily unite in some measure of redress
which will effectuaIly vindicate her sover-
eign rights and relieve her citizens from this
system of worse than colonial vassalage
"ResoLced, That a system ofrevenue de-
rived exclusively from foreign imports is es-
sentally unjust even in its most mitigated
form, imposing burdens on the consuming
interest, and comforting bounties on the man
ufactoring interest"


How this premature explosion is TO effect
MIR. Calhoun's prospects for the Presidency
at the North and West we leave our nelgh-
Dor Of the Guard to settle Mr. Calhoun, it
is said, has determined to be candidate
whether he IS nominated or not We a6-
mire his sagacty in declining TO juggle for
the nomination with the iule Magician of
Kinderhooll at National Convention. The
result of such trial of slight-ofhand work
is not doubtful. Mauy would beat him and
give him two in the game. As to their re-
lative strength before the country, if we may
venture to express an opinion without tres
passing upon our neighbors "close." we
think this point little more problematical.


Van was so very badly beaten in 1910 that
there is not enough of him left to form raj
lying poin; to his party, and keep nulli6-
cation out of sight, it is probable if the con-
test were between the two. "Catiline" nigh;
come out length ahead; but if he have this
weight to carry. and his friends seem deter
mined to saddle him with it. he must lie; down
to certainty. We deem the matter of the
less consequence. however, since either of
them would be distanced by the "GALLANT
HARRY"