[Senator Benton, 1843.
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Mr.. Benton spoke of the ''whole of Ore
gon" up TO the Russian line. In his recent
abortive attempt to g inIprison" the old SOL
der, Gen. Cass, he declared, if we under
stand him Alright, his alliance with those
who would " divide and ALLEVIATE it, and
has called down upon himself his own ma
ledction. 1t is said that Gen. Jackson fire.
quenty remarked, before his death, that
Mr.. Benton had not, and probably never
would, recover from the effects of the dis
aster on board the Princeton. Gen. Jack
son was wise and sagacious man.