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v nd. Wright and Ma!lary, are all men nf The first


.;. talents. and excellent in debate. MIR. ianil
IN Of South Carolina, is vpry anyious to become
icader Of the Opposition, but Mr.. M'Dufie and Mr.


nrhan are unwilling to allow him to I'LL that Station
Mr. Forsyth is a loss to the Opposition. MIR. P. z.
Barbour will probably act the part of an iadepen-
dent member, as he is much Disappointed in not
being run for speaker, instead Of Mr. Stevenson.


I'm the Senate. the Opposition. as party. possess
the most talent.-Mr. Webster. however, is in hun
self hast. Nex on the list. in point OF talent,
afe Me,sis Sanford, Robinson and Bell the
latter gentema,, however, is not very fluent in de-
debate. but very sound man Nir Johnston. .oi Loul-
sana. i.swell acquainl,'' with the commercial affairs
Of the coan.ry, aud makes TIN, subject ms principal
stuiy aud acquits hun,elf very handsomely. Op-
pn.ed to thc.. gentlemen. Oil tie Opposition
licssrs. Jewell. ilIypc, White, Bcnton. Berren,
Tyler, sjntn, Of Suh Clroiina Rowan and
Wooibury. The latter gentleman Is, however. des
pised here by all parties, f,r his conduct in desert


ng the interest OF his constituents and the Oppo-
sition woull be clad to shake him off