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lead in this crusade against US; for she is essen
italy a slaveholding and slave-selling State,
and thar, too, under the most shocking Cir
cumstances. Go into her villages-attend their
yearly town meetings, and you shall see the old
the sck-the infrm-the bllnd-the bed-rdden
and decrepid old womaA-sold! You shall see
those upon whom the hand OF God lies heavily,
who have been smitten in this world by Provl.
dence, and who look 10 their friends and neigh
bors, for aid and kindness-you shall see these
poor uniortunates-sod The "towns poor" and
the ''parsons word," knocked down by the "se


ect men" at the "lowest bid," to that hard grind
ing harpy who can keep the breath of life within
the worn out frame, at the leas, cost. He who
can starve and freeze, so nicely rs to touch the
grave with his victims foot, and not plunge
him In. He is the one who buys the mi
serable objects of the towns adherence, the
paupers; and this is the State who leads of in an
attack on another State, whose institutions are in
none OF Its features, so abhorrent to humanity as
those stated. Mr.. Hoar has gained for himself an
unenviable notoriety He accepted an office
which had been refused by several South Carroll.
nians he came to city noted tor its hospitality,
and among people famed for their attention 10
strangers; he has been sent from among US with
contempt, and returns MS he came so lar as his
mission Is concerned--but with the consciousness,
that he has aroused spirit, which will res u in the
dissolution OF Union which is fast becoming
worthless to the south. Yours. &c. ASHLEY.