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MIR. BUcHANAN,-The Washington cor
respondent of the Louisville Democrat,
paS The following remarks respecting Mr..
buchanan and his future Whereabouts.


Buchanan, it is now certain, will re-
nngn' out no one can divine his successor.
,ie nI, mas not spirit enough for the political
"onu' ne is man of superior attain
%en's' but is too fat for action--and there


100 much cold iron about him, to assmi
nv NJ his feelings to the wants of the whole
NUN tie is talked Of for the bench
:aefe ne will go-my word for that. All
~, intellectual lawyers make good Judges,
oI I,ause there is strong natural tendency
a., "e heads antipodes TO graviIate in the
m cnalr. They can never think on their
Buchanan, il he is the sensible
,Da 1' - suppose him to he, must see this,
So,al W. az The ! e advice can give him are the
v,' S'ss OF Dayy Crockett, "Be always sure
joS,.0e j.e right, then 60 ahead" Good bye,