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OUR PosITIoN-Many Of nm, -,
are under the Impression thar y,a .1--s's
ned a complete somerset since tbe W
have kicked Calhoun so ueceremon;.'.lta lta'as
LII there is the least chance left H.
houn te be candidate, and war. -. ~
fully convinced that his late ad5rs.. g,
no hope for us, under the present - -
affairs, we would not have baBIs4Fs3 q
his flag or taken an active part 49, -e.2 ~.
Whigs---a party whom we looked -. '-'
more pure, the present deTanged ami ~. i
BILE Democracy. Our heart and ba,4 .'-'
with Calhoun, and the more noble ,...
our democratic friends; but as we -. s
10 our own choice now, we shall rs-...-
side with the Wings, for il behoovs. 49,
patriot to stand against The enemies r !.
country at his juneture OF affaiFs even ,-.- i
of the thinking portion OF The Den.
say, that the election of Van Bursn r..-.-
one of the greatesr evils which have r.
| befallen our country Our coucia8., e
US so-State PRIDE forbids US 10 suprar H.
Buren; and our love of country pTgnr.--
not to be neutral and therefore rs -
the part which we believe to Be tbs l...
we go with the Wings and SO sB9g4 =.
ry Carolinian


All who are familiar with The ne-t.s- II
Calhoun& Clay in the Senateoilhs r1..
States (when the great statesman usss.-r
to retire from public lifs-and when -
two great men of the age embraced s.s
other-shed tears OF concilialion.aad Es.,.
every i'll feeling, )-must, and viii s7y Il.
Clay is the man for the people Thsss
our sentiments, and we are not ashans s
express them.


Our regard for Henry Clay is not Of rss..
days formation. We have long since 81
that Calhoun or Clay will be The nsn pr.s
dent, for the fates have so ordered Il aa
now that Calhoun has virtually withdraw
(for the Van,tes have issued their ds,rsa
Henry Clay will be President, and We


him god speed.-Hanburg Is. C) J.l
nal