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thence further southwest to the latitude of 40 de grees, north from tie equator and along that 'line indefinitely" Here, then, it appears, for this is the only striking part of Mr. Ben.on's budget, thai between HIr. Gass and him, the whole is mere quibble. When Cass denied that the boundary vas run, he had in view the common sense interpreta- ton of the word. We have run line of boundary with Great Britain on the northwestern frontier We have run line of boundary with Texas on arsoutlwesern frontier. In both these cases, tIe line was actually surveyed and laid of in the pres ence of the commissioners of each nation. But how was 1t in the former ease. Did actual survey t1&c place? No. The line was "fXed!" It was done, if ever, in an elegant paror, with gold pens; easy otionans to rest upon; and sparkling cham Paign 10 drink. Tine value of this kind of 'jiriRg"

 il something like the treaty of l753 with Great Brit ain, which provides for line of boundary to be run lromthe Lake of tha Woois 10 the MississPPi- Whoever heard Of the Mississippi lying ae west of the Lake of the woods: So much fer AIr, Ben,on's s'ifishest anthorities.' How gross tbe misaomar!-

 How silly, taen--how melancholy will t appear to the country thai on a momentoas question lias the present, Mir Benton should thus hold forth y d Whole day Tn petty qsih5ia HPon some acel- dental words fallen in debate, ineffective in them seres and entirely irrelevant to the great issue be- fore him. There was another bubble aboub. the correctness of an allRsioa to the story I be Dutch ess of Marlborough and der lille d2s, put this is re- ally tooinsignfeaat for further reference. After a Pompoas passing oi judgment upon GreerhoW : history of Oregon, in which ne observed that he had but pcor opinion of books compiled in clos cts, his peror-tioR became one of most saraassing egotism. ..Had il hot been for Graenbov's Ore gon, said he .he Senator from Michigan would have sought he history of the treaty of Utrecht, ia the authentic documents which our library contains. and would lave loand the truth, and would have been 10 day 2 freeman, and not a prisoner, as he constituted himself yestsrday in the hands ol the iorty-ninas He is now their prisoner; doomed to d@eiIat43 Ieisno killed but taken He may say of h.ma the eonsolias messenger said to Pen ploDn