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s,x,,o. AsulEY.-The Washington Cores
,o,don, Of the Boston Daily Times, makes the
following very a,,ering allusion to one Of the y.
s. Senators from this State. Gen. Sewer VIII
bc seen, is also alluded to:


| learn that, during the last Executive session.
quito number Of nominations were reported un'
nyorably, mos, Of thcm BY Mr.. Ashley, Chais-
man Of ,he Judiciary Committee. by tho way
there is no, member Of the U. $. Senate who Is
more industrious, more devoted to the public in.
torest, and truly useful, than Gen. Ashley, Of
Arkansas. The press is too apt to bes'ow III
pruises exclusively on the speech makers, while
!, oyerlooks those who really bear the burthen
and heat of official labor. Gen. Ashley. though
an agreeable speaker and good debaier, since
he has held seat in the Senate, has been more
disposed 10 work than 10 talk, and hence people
at distance have heard less Of him than OF some
others who are by no means his sureriors, either
in talents, political influence, or real usefulness
10 the country whiIo in social life, to know him
i, 10 respect and to admire him. No man in
Congress assisted more in rolling on the Texas
ball, and as to Oregon, he is one Of the teach
ers in the "whole or none" school. So long a.
Arkansas is represented in the U. 5. Senate by
two such men as Ashley and Sewer, She viii
indeed bo strong in .ha. branch oi the na'lona
councils. ''.