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Senator IalRadge-We know not in what terms to speak of the triumphant position in which this gen tean stands before tho country. Amidst the taunts the indifference and ambiguous gvings out of the Al bany Argus, and the revngs that prince of dcstruc lives the N. Y. Evening Post. MT. Tallmadge stood manfnlly up and forewarned the administration of the very result which has now overwhelmed them with defeat and shame. In the Senate and out of the Sen ate, in public and in private, he went forth as bea con-llght the administraton, mbued with the spirit

 they persisted in encouraging the rasts aud in ur- ging e Sub Treasury schee they mould annihate the Party. that brought them into power. How signally ed-hut where is the party in New York, for which minated.--Mddisoaian. Ee T--- =" ""