ouahCaroIinn, Polk, the Tariff, and Null


Ancation.
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We have published t,,o recent extraordinary
letter of Hon. Isaac E. HOLMES, expressing his
apprehensions that Clay would be elected, and
calling on the South to prepare to nullify the
Tariff again. Mr.. Holmes has been courteously
called on by some of his constituents to explain
that letter. The requisi,ion closes with the fol-
lowing questions


l. Are you in favor of the election of Mr.. Polk
and Mr.. Dallas the Democratic Candidates for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency OF the United
States and are you, or not, of the opinion that
the votes of South Carolina, should be given in
good faith for them7


g. Whatever may be your opinion of Mr..
Folks ability, in the event of his election, to ef
feet repeal of the tariff of 1S42, and TO break
down the protective SYSTEM, hare you any doubt
of the sincerity of his opposition to The entire sys
TEN Of protection, and that the influence of his
high Office will be in good faith exerted TO subreft
it?


We are, Dear Sir,


With the highest regard and esteem,


Your obt servants.