The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-23
the requisite quantity Of ordinance and ammunition.

the requisite quantity Of ordinance and ammunition.
 The National lntelligencer fbppfsk us'he annexed items of intelligence f.osa - South Carolina: ''oih
 Letters from Columbia give skot,,. of the proceedings of the Legislatn-ss ,s,.ss which is busily engaged in m9,tvrira 1ie, ,ba bills for enforcing the Nallifying 6sas 'ae nance of the Convention. VarIous a'- mendments have beenproposed. inera. q ing. in two-fold degree, the pans s"ss ', x penalties of the bills. '"'i
 On the Sth, the military comm;n reported bill 10 protect and soaa ,a'cs the citadel and magazine of Challesa,aaa.e
 4 letter from Columbia of tbe s,h announces the second reading of a b;', .sto suspend the election of memhe,s ''f z Congress from that State, and osr0 scribe the time of holding Inc next else a'e tion"
 The bill for the security and pro,o. ton ofthe State of South Carolira w;,h the strong amendments noted above having been proposed on the 7th. paxsaa the House ofR representatives on tbe eh a bs vote of ssto 9, and was sont 4'''' 7, the Senate for concurrence, "
 An address 10 the citizens ofcbaa.. ton, published in the Courier of ,bo llth. says: The people @are in sN parts of the State rcvoltirg against tba high handed and tyrannicai measures sd # the -reyolutionisis: tbey say they bayo heen deceived. vofullv deceived. and will be so no longer. They are ioinina ihe Union ranks every where. and p;li speedily put down our would.be mas. ters."
 A letter from Columbia. writ,en on nn the morning of the 9th. states tba+ :" Dr. Cooper was last nieht aeosittes Of all 'he charges brought against hims
 John t Calhoun has been elected . Senator of the United States 10 succeed Gen. IFayne, who has resigned that of. 1 fee. No opposition was made to tba election Of Mf. Calhoun, tie Unionisi, voting blank ballots.
 We annex ihe Proceedings of the 1. z. gislature of South Carolina. which re. quires the Governorelcct, Gen. HaYNE. l to take tho test oath. It is therefore al. most reduced to certainty that Gen HaYne will be the first man in fhe State. 10 incur fhe stain of swearing 10 osupport m ediet. which disfTarohisesh fellow citizees. breaks down the bulwalEs Of sonstitutionalliherfy, sounds tIe tocsin of civil war. ard threatens. nar, almost decrees the dismemberment of our glo. rious Union.
 House of Repruseatqfipes. .6iondoa Dss. i0.-Mr. Pickers. from fhe Commi.iee on Federal Relations, to whGm was re. Ierred that part of the Governor Mes. sage. havir 2 refererce to carryineinto effect fhe Ordinance of inc Convention. reported, part, by iniroducifq 2 a re. solution, requiring the Governor, ip ad. dtion 10 the usual oath, to swear flat he @will well and truly obey. fxecuie and enforce the Ordinance, to nullify certain acts ofCongress, purporine 10 be laws, laying duties and imposts on the importation Of foreign commodities, passed in Convention of the State. on the 2dth Nov. fS32: and all such act or acts, as may be passed in pursuance thereof.s On tke question. 'shall the report be agreed to, and sent fc Senate for concurrence" the yeas and nays were required-yeas 90-noes Is. From the correspondent of the Charleston
 Courier.
 COLUMBIA, Dec. ID.
 "i arrived here yesterday and found our friends gathering fast, and in over- flowing numbers, to testify their abhor- renee of Notification, rendered doubly hateful since the perpetration of its re- cent enormities. A fine spirit animafcs our whole party, spirit of # ifffsasseessaaas concord among themselves, and of un- yielding resistance the oppressionthas would rob them of their chartered rights and chain them down in galling and hopeless slavery. The industrously circulated rumors of divisions in our par. ty, are wholly uniounded-tbey are the "weak inventions of the enemy," got up for effect, and naazuf cat ol gar bled orexagg ratedstatements,or down. right hctions. The only Union Party that exists is the Union Purty cf Soms Caroiiao, inspired by common sent. ment and resolved on snited action.-- The convention will be numerously at.