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Previous to Mr.. Calhoun's return to the
Senate, and before it was known in the
United States that lie would return to that
body. the English papers which were in
the confidence Of the British government,
announced The fact, that Calhoun would
return to the Senate, and told precisely
what his course would be, as has been de-
veloped since his return 10 that body. 1t
l. now reported, and strongly believed by
the friends Of Oregon, that Mr.. C. and
Lard Pakenham came to an understanding,
that if England would desist from any fur
ther opposition to Texas annexation, she
should have the Oregon diuided. This ru-
nor, and these beliefs, are fully supported
by The conduct Of the delegation from South
cxrohna, so far as actions can supply the
place Of words. It may be that Mr.. C's
strempus efforts to cause that Territ ory "a
be disided, are based upon Pledge Of his tc
Lord ?. that such should be his course o.
conduct. There is surely something re.
,aarleble in his coming back tn the Senate
and yet more SO, in the whole delegation
as if6y concert, uniting on one point, name
lyss to yield our soil to Britain. If Mr.. C
is base enough to make the glory and homo
oflour country yield to sectional interests
he eught to be damned to eternal infamy
Daniel Webster has done more to damn hi
party, BY uniting in opposition to every ma
Gsnal measure which has arisen, than an,
hundred Of that party besides. 1t may b
that the English bride which has sn,doubt
aily reached him, has also found its wa,
to Calhoun. Our country ought to wor
ship no man; but when her sons, whateve
may have been their previous course, fla
in Supporting her honor and rights, sh
ought to cast them from her with contempt
If Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Calhoun still pei
sist intheir mad course, let their gray hair.
and 5ribed consciences go down to the grave
unwiept and unsung.