Unsophisticated Innocence

I hu IN ow York GommeiVial Kdvei'tieer, tl, is mie of the lnost unsopbistioabd journala is esieteiioe. ELear whatit bvb in regard t the proposed militair cru]i r.ion ofoertain counties in South tta : "The bad spirit in Sou 11 i Carolina ïoods curbing, to be sure, but, ulier all, is ao other remedy thanthisV Possijjy llu' poworot ivgiiiiting entir.ly its owi; aff&irs would put the State on its ropriety. Congresaional interfèrence ie iv uo meana the iest and surest method. i. has boen tri. -il iov tbeae years, and lts are ccrtainly not altogether cnlouraging.'1 The position of the Advertís r is all cor.i its cea8oning all soumi, hut wc lid not supposë (here was ;i man in tin: Tnited Status who oonoeived that tibe iroposed action i the President hadany,uing to do with " ourbing the bad spirt" ot' tlie people ot South Carolina. 'J'ho tep is taken with tin: exoluaiye object in 'iew of oontroüing the votus ofthepeo)lu. The more disorder thero is in. the South, and the jreater the nuinber of out■ ■■■ 1 1 r the Bstdioala libe it, becaUse tin-v are thusfúrnished with a preense for taking military control of the ift'.drs of tb ;i State-, and in that way oontrolling their votes in t ie Presilential oontest, The act-s of ('■ lave all aimed al one purpose - that of jrovoking the people of the South 'esitance In this they have, thn tlic good senae and uaex&mpied for f the people -i" t li a t 9eotion totally i ittiled. rhe niovetnent on South Caroliia is tii! ofrspring cf the desire v '■.■-■:' b ■;:■■ ' bui '.Vllil-ll tas licoíi vet uusatif