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NEW YORK SENAToRs.-The Legislature of New York have recently elected Messrs. Dix aud Dickinson to lhe Senate, to fill the places made va. cant by Messrs. Wrigh, and Tiln,sdge. In doing so they superseded Mr. Foster who had received the appointmen nt from Gov. Bouck, and who was evi- dently very willing to he continued in this place. Some moi particularly acquainted with ihe present state of things in New York, could not understand why MT. Foster did receive the vote of the Leg saiure. That gentleman has, however, dissipated all doubts on lhe propreiy of ihe Legislatures de- cision, by publishing lactious and fault finding let ter. against some of hc best men in New York and expressing his devotion to Mir. Calhoun and Tyler as lhe cause oi his deeat.

 ih's MT. Foster was one of those Oneida gentle men who co-pPeraed with Mir. Talmadge, m IS37- vas Bank denocrat-and could not go all lengths w'h me democratic party. The return of Mir. Cal noun ,o tiie democratic ranks at that time as- signed by tia ciass Uf men as the reason u, holding on' Rives, Iallnadge, J. c. Clark and others went over to the whigs-Fosler and others came back to the democrats But his letter and some other mat. iers indicate some propensities, that proye hlm not exactly the man To succeed Wright, He ha. moi wa vered once only, but frequently His recent letter shows him more ot cuurlier and less of n han becomes democratic Senator. He ia one of those expediency who never adhere verv strictly prnciple yet who often get office oulv t1 abuse it. The democracy of the country has suier ed from such men, and good democrats are too often wronged b, them. New York has done well in di. pensine with his servlces in responsible place. ttiartlord Tm>s.