John c. Calhoun.
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This distinguished Statesman, a few
years since, in a speech delivered in the
Senate of the United States, expressed
his sentiments on the subject Of Repudi-
alton. As might be eXPec'ed from a
man Of his gallant spirit, and elevated
sentiments, he ropelled, with indignant
feelings, the idea of Reputation by his
native State "Were Soah Carolina
70 violate her p7iglted faitb, mother as
she is to ne, aeoaId disoaon her" Let
his words be engraven in gold, and his
sentiment animate the bosom of every
man, who has q proper sense Of State
pride-Colun3buS Democratic Whig.