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erating sectional feeling or destroying confidence in the protection the Government has hitherto afforded to all the States. The decision was against them, but that decision being a legal and constitutional one, they are not disposed, in a moment of irritation, to precipitate the mischief they were trying to prevent. South Carolina in 1832. The following extracts indicate how Gen. Jackson's proclamation in 1832 was received in South Carolina: [From the Charleston Mercury, Dec. 17, 1832.] The Declaration of War made by Andrew Jackson against the State of South Carolina occupies to- day the larger portion of our columns. It will be read with the feelings which so extraordinary a document is calculated to excite. This unhappy old man has been suffered by his advisers to arrogate the power to coerce a State of Confederacy. He has issued the edict of a Dictator --an edict which time will prove whether he dares or can enforce. He has attempted in this proclamation to