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 With every cdut'oii s'si dare not hope. in taking the steps have to escape the imputation of improper motives though have without reserve, freely expressed my opinions, not re- earding whether they might, or might =lr1ioots, liots,. ssse sse popular have no reason to believe that they are such, as will con- ciliate public favor, but the opposite; which greatly. regret, as l have ever placed high estimate on the good oPih- ion of my fellow citizens. But be that as it may. shall at least be sustained by feelings of conscious rectitude. have formed my opinions after the most careffland deliberate examination, with all the aids. which my reason and expe- rience could furnish; have expressed them honestly and fcarlessly; regard less of their effects personally which. however interesting to me individually, are of too little importance to be taken into the estimate, where the liberty and happiness of our country are so yitally involved. JOHN t. CALHOUN N.

 Fort HiH, JuIg 26, 1891.