NJ. ,ca1aOa,I's friends IN South, Carolina
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NJ. CafAoans friends IN South, Gaf6lina'


The Democratic Central COMMITTEE of South
Carolina have J,st put forth address and reso-
,lutions, iu@shich, whilst they express clear and
decided determination not to support the Wings
nevertheless DECLINE sending Delegates to the.
DeDoeratie National Convention. They declare
in substance, that their course in The Presidential
contest, will depend ,upon The movements in the
present Congress of The friendsi&of Mr., Van Bu-
rem in relation to The tariff and abolition ques-
tons They supported Mr.. Van Buren, in 1a4o,
and they viii no doubt support him again. The
following resolutions accompany the address:


ResoEued, That in t5e opinion of the Central Com
mtee, the State of South Carolina cannot consistently
with the principles she has declared and maintained
Baltimore on the 4th Monday May next, constituted
and organized as it is now asceTsined it will be, and


that the she may adopt in supporting cand
date orthe Presidency ought to be governed and decd
ed entirely in reference the course which may be
sued by the friends and supporters Of the several cand
the deeply affecting the peace and prosperity of her
people.


Resolved, That until these questions settled as
far this Congress settle then for the security and


welfare of her citizens, in the opinion of this Committee
the people of this Slate will best consult her dignity and
interests standing uncommted to any man, bat prepar
ed to act firmly and promptly when the time COMES on
the principles which in 1910 and at ether times
have governed onduct, whether be for the support
Of those who mai4tan the creed to wch has given
faith in opposition to those who hlesslY abandon or
make open upon it,