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INsTRUCTING SENAToRs.-Ihe ne w ashngt0n Union
seems to think that instructions TO Senators is occa
sionally advisable, and somewhat SO at the present
time The Senators to be instructed, and for what
object, are not known. The Legislatures of States
may have right to instruct their Senators on the
passage of laws, but political partisan SUBJ
jects. The right of instruction cannot be made to
assume control over the private views of Sena-
tors, or the judgments at which they may arrive on
any particular question. The country may ere
long have occasion to congratulate itself on having
Senators independent enough TO exercise their
own judgment on great questions of domestic po-
licy-Neto York Sun.