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Mn. CALHoUNs LETTFR.--As much has


been said and vastly more conjectured, rel


ative to the contents Of the long looked for


letter ciJ c. Calhoun; we have thought it


advisable, to the exclusion ofmuch interes-


ting matter, to give il to our readers in too.


II will be found to be singulariy interest


ing document We have ever looked for
something more than ordinary from that ex
-sraordnay individual, and we have not been
orssaPPoii'1H. -L:S- ne expected no


mercy from the distinguished leader OF tne
.cu,hern wing Of the locofoco army We
calculated with great certainty that bis dead.
Iiest thrusts. wonId oe made al the vital
parts of the dreaded body with which he
was hitherto connected. AS regards him
sell, he will no doubt occupy neutral ground
in the coming contest his friends are placed
a, liberty to act as they please.


The most Objectionable feature in the
whole document is bis boasting of his efforts
to establish Free Trade. and the success
With which his 'abor5 have been crowned
He seems TO glory in the fact that England
is atthis time advocating a similar policy
Can il be possible that he is So much blind
cd By his own idol. as not to be able to sec
through the fummery and hypocI iiical pre-
tensions ofEngla in reference to free trade.
She does not make solitary effort to estab
lish snch policy in any OF her dominion<
The pretensions she makes are only design |
ed 10 deceive the American people, and aid |
in inducing them to open their ports for her
intere., and accommodation. l. anv one !
mad enough to suppose, that she would FOL |
low suit and allow the same privileges TO the |
Ameticsns ifso. they know not on what
the existence ofthe british empire depends If
abe was sincere in advocating tha. policy, |
why does she not confine her efforts to her
own people. and what is her designs in es-
publishing so many fee trade presses in our
country2 If John c. Calhoun cannot see
through this master effor; to make US sub.
servient to the mother country, there are 9TH
or, who have tno much of the spirit and
watchfulneso OF 10, 10 be gulled by any
auch traps.