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has been productive of nothing but unmMeda
mischief TO the United States since that Tune


He then most eloquently depicted those ms


chiefs. Want of space prevents any sketch,


even of the remainder Of his speech, which


was listened to with intense interest by
crowded Senate.


MIR. Benton did not say, in SO many words,
that he was in favor of compromise at the


10Th parallel Of North latitude but from
what he said in relation to the natural advan-
t;lges lying south of that line, and other re-


marks, the inference was very generally drawn
that he would approve of such division.
| On motion 10 adjourn, Mr.. Allen inter
p osed motion 10 go into Executive session,


as there was a matter Of great and pressing
4 port to be acted upon. His motion prevail
ed by 10 TO Is, and the Senate doors were
clt ,sed.