LOUISIANA vs. S. CAROLINA.

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 An opposition I" ceTtair acts Ol Com eresS has been recently manifested in some of the sister states, even indicating threat ofseparation from the Union. The char acicr cf our liberty is too sacred thus to b' sported with. Separate the Union, and our free institutions may be forever desroy- ed. But these symptoms of partial discon- tenr afford no just ground of alarm. The character of the American people, the de- votion they have display ed to the princi- pIes of true iibcrly, and To the Constitution which is it's ballad um, afford sufficient pledge fer its preservation. We Have en- jo, ed loo much happiness as nation, and can indulge too many proud recoll"ctions to doubt the durability of our federal gov All attcmpgs at dIsunion or con- solidation will be met by the fiown, and ii necessary resisted by the arms of an indig- nant public.