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houn was returned to Congress from South Carolina, and this victory over his confding countrymen, rendered him an enterprizing man!!

 Of all the other southern members, not one of the republican family escaped so suc- cessfully the indignation of an injured people; and from that time to the present, MrCalhoun has been upheld by his immediate friends, as the most distinguished statesman that South Carolina has ever produced. In Pennsylva- mia he is claimed as the patron of these mea- sures, so popular in that State, with the fla thers of the miscalled American System. In Carolina he was, until very lately, the ac- knowledged author of her Legislative pro test, and the bosom companion of the fore most, for resisting the laws of the land, which he had contributed to fix upon:us Atpresent his devoted friends, deny this, and would res cue him at every hazard, and cover his re- treat from position so beset with danger. But like the sin of our first parents, it clings toh his name, is interwoven in his history, and has cast such shade over the land, ''that the way-faring man, though fool, need not mis- take the sign.'

 The reviewer pursucs the Vice-Prcsdent into his labyrinth of pleading and protesting, and having patiently sumed up the testimony of numerous witnesses, and examined the merits of his case, decrees that he is justly entitled to all those laurels which have won for him the name of distinguished .Hn,ericap Statesmen.