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ced the Canadian people as Loco Focos, De- mocrats, &c.

 Mr. D. went on and said that he was de- mocrat, and if any man called him a Loco Foco, and didn't mean democrat he should call him liar and scoundrel.

 MT. D. talked much, but said nothing. and was immediately followed by Mir. IIalsev, of Georgia, friend of the Administration, who defended his side of the question in very respectful and respectable manner

 MT. WILLIAMS, the new member from Ten nessee, followed Mir. Halsey in reply to the two members who preceded him. MT. w. spoke briefly, but to the purpose. During ms remarks he proposed that the part of the Message under consideration be referred to Select Committee of nine-three from each party: three Wings, three Conservatives, and three Van Buren.

 Mr. CUSHING, of Mass, has just taken the floor for the purpose of sitting the Presidents Message. His speech promises to be very able one. His ground work is strong and lmpregnable-the Constitution of the United states m connection with the Administration of the Government.

 SENATE.-Mr. SWIFT, of Vermont, presen- tea several resolutions from the Legislature ot vermont, in favor of the Abolition of Slavery Tn the District of Columbia, against the Eiave trade, and against the annexation Of Texas to the States of the Union. The re- solutions were read. A long debate was threatened, and great excitement prevailed Mfr. Swifl, after 6 brief conversation between several Senators, consented to withdraw the resolutions until Tucsday Aext, when he will again present them.