From the Riichmond Whie.
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"one by one,' says the Raleigh Star. advorthg to the resignation of r. Mangum, "the sirtuous and hon. orable are thus sacrificed appease party raucor'- True-Leigh, Mangum. Porter, Moor and probably Ewing fail beneath the axe of the Van Buren execu- tioner. Clayton, of tbe first men of the day. re- tires n disgust Clay and Calhoun. it is asserted will speedily follow the example. The Senate chamber, at the commencement of the next Congress, will exib. 1t striking change in its composition and sad de- cension in its talent and character. From different causes, 1t Is destined, like Virginia State, to under go rapid depreciation. The predomnance of faction, mlsrule and corruption, drive eminence from the Sen ate of the United States. The contraction of Dis tcts and the enlargement of its numbers, have opened the doors of the Virginia Stale to the lowest order of demagoeues and brawlers No man who remembers what the Virginia State ten years ago. in the days of the Johnsons, Cambes, and Clopons, and beholds what IS now fail to be struck with the rapdtY of

 the decline There is still left in Ii genuine talent but few have monopolized what was once dfitsed in un- equal portions among the whole mass. There are not te" n the body of whom it might be remarked what was said of the fly in the amber.