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to her people by the constitution, come what may, we will adopt in this great crisis the sentiments of one of her most eminent and gifted sons, who is now sleeping with tbe honored and lamented dead:

 "For some of us it may be allotted to sur yive the republic, but if we are only true to our duty, our example will, in that dark hour. De rlch legacy to our children, and which of us would desire higher reward, than to have inscribed on his tomb, ehere lies the man who sacrificed himself in a noble effort to retain the liberties of his country , Eel low citizens, this is our 9acn, our natire }gndt { It IS the soil of the South, which has been enriched by the precious blood of our ances- torssshed in defence of those rights and lib- ertles which we are bound by every tie, di- ylne and human, to transmit unimpaired to our posterity, Itis here we have been cher lshed in manhood, by the generous confidence ot our fellow citizens; here repose the hon ored bones of our fathers; hc7c the eyes of our children first beheld the light; and here when our earthly pilgrimageis over, W e hope to rest to sink iii the bosom of our common mother. Bound 10 our country by such sa- cred and endearing ties, let others desert her Ii they will; let them reyile her If they can :, let them give aid and eountenanee to her enc mics Il they may but for us, we will stand or fall by her sHeo