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HoN WM. l.. YANcEY-Mr. Yancey, since he took his seat in Congress, has had the singular good fortune to receive from the democratic Press of his District, unqualified approval of all his acts having reference to his duty to his constituents. Indeed he has been complimcned by democrats all over the Union. His selection to deliver the address on ihe occasion of laying the foundation for lhe Baltimore monument to Gen. Jackson, is the most distinguished honor he has yet achieved The assembled wisdom of the Union" was at Washington to select from. Any man in the whole Un. ion would have deemed il priceless honor 10 hove been selected. The ffiencs of Jack. son in the Monumental City" famed for intelligence and learning, on gancing over the whole Union could find none so worthy 10 do honor to the occasion as WM. L. VAN. cEY our representative !-INarion NeuS