New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
gv This Mornings siai!
sep.h Carolina In = ouandarS'


The following extract of letter nom the cores
nords,t Of the Charleston Mercury, written at Co
inr,b;o where the Legislature Of South Carolina is
in session. furnishes additional evidence that The
Nullif,ing wing of The Loco,FOco party are IN q
s,., IF great trepidarion from eer that they viii
AFTER all derive l;le or benefit from the election
Of Polk: p.n,.
honest sh 70 Il, his power and inuence honestly and
es,nes.y exeiied teha, tie can oiins ine s
h 5 6o8s omdabe obstacle only the Opposite o.,
The Wings the anks Of hs OWL party lie IL WI" VII P"Si
sSynna, Si a8 and N Of shs; Tariff saes aes TSs
Abo,oqfs IS 1 s, ne ,os boSs nSs fSH ben made
mn nm tests st the North he would probably have lost his election
Lhs'e S obef s,e We are gu;ied 10 that in the
Snnh though tried TO make theni 90 tn ou IONS IONS
much nSs SG airer an many h ihon: del9dsa
INTO trusting TO Clay nevertheless ioronsny lte 70 te'
cognif @ @ on i ,nee now ,s9 sure that wi TEN
test the Upon we hs, M Dlao
cratic aecrs adr rs o N ,sno5 iS5s ona md p ansb
syrania, repndiate deeidty ~ nnomss az Act Of ls5
IN The contrary they declare that the utmost wnch tey WI
n,y .lI be to decrease the burden oil OPPRESSION whie
sur i fast 10 the unconstitutional prnepe oil Pf9tecton
They resolved 70 1oncsde n sS 10 anns the ie st
o,ce se Consumed BY the ana
n,oection IN athe dated articles lhey even assert
1yur
he hoie principle and have IN our name nude
- mere question of the degree TO which te p's'
sha be pushed. They say that tney are I @ MI iss "
m ot nmoderne. ALL therefore, whe hope that South
on is not yft ready for na SUBMISSION wi connenn any IN
The Dmocrac Moncpolts OF the North MS to con-
@ @ IN them the keeping of her rights and her interests
'rhe correspondent of the Charleston Courier
writes in q very different strain;
snid in my las that in the Senate Col picken, had
hro,rn n political banket-heavy wet-oyer the l.timed
Nsssaee of the Governor and to-day the same thing was
lsS'e ~ IN The House BY Mr.. Memnllnsers Preamble and
Resoution which Offered by HIM. IN relerng the seve-
mi parts of the Message to the appropriate committees.
ehers here AS inopportuue instead OF referring 10 the
Committee Federal Relations rs might have been eT;
bore emerged in a week fortnight, accompanied with
report and perhaps counter report ne moved 70 ieer s
Of the message to the Committee OF ne Mnos VINO napPy
for the country wnte reports and here am c9nhden,
EnynrsoI Hnmmonds will be consigned to the tomb
~ cnpulets We have fought with the democratic Party
in great and victorious contest ana now oeore tne SMOKE OF
,ho bne H ea red away throw doubt and suspicion on
the future conduct of present allies and 80 ~ ndseo that
am loss to understand how any man ,e W
unrererous nnuaton You may rest assured tnat the e,
pc: OF the Legislature like that OF me people Is Iot wise
peamhle and Resolution submitted BY Nlr. MEMMINGER
Jghrsas This House most cordially wecomes the eec.
ton of the Democratic Republican candidates Ur President
onI Vice President of the United Stles, the triumph oi
those prncples which distinctly aNOWed by me o
venion a Baltimore, whose nomination they accepted ANA,
whereus this House enter,anS entire commence III lne hg
,v md nuhc virtue these distinguished citizens and
nr not only to be due them. but to the good faith which
ms State owes brethren throughout the Unon who
bny made common this grent ceHest patiently u
await The measures tie administration aad 10 take nc
separate acton which may emu emoas ar % ,te,s III
4erore. Res0ired That tlti deem II 20
rhch relates to the tariff tu Texas und 10 the abolonss
t5T' JeHy S. FOREMAN, member CT the Senate