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CALHoUN's LETTER-Many of our To-
cofoco neighbors are writhing under the tor
tures inflicted on the harmonious party by
the late letter of John G.. Calhoun but to
conceal their modification, they are attemp-
ting to produce the impression that the dead
IL thrusts the Great NuIlifer are all aim
ed at the heart of whigery and that locofo.
coism is unscathed This course may an
swer their purpose for awhile, at least until
he people can procure and read the letter
for themselves. We will then see what
party will be most effected by the recent
somerset the distinguished son of S. G.