A SPEECH FROM Mr.. CALHOUN.
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Messrs. CALLS SEAToN perceive by your paper Of
the 24h instant that you have published Mr. BENToNs late
Speech delivered to portion Of his constituents St Lous
in which Mr. CALHeuss the subject of Slavery in
the limits of the United States at the late session of Congress-
strongly aragned and denounced In order that your
readers may judge of the justice of these denuncaons and
the motives Mr. BESroS has thought proper mpue to
Mr.. CALHoUs send you Mr.. CALHouNs late Speech de-
livered also portion of his constituents of Charleston
South Carolina, which you will obge me by publishing
your columns Mr. CALHOUN is alone implicated in the
imputaons of Mr. BESros but the whole Southern county,
assaed and exposed by the late agtaon Congress
subject of slavery interested in the course of self defence
he counses by complying with this request you will obge


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