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GTWe see that the papers in all parts OF the
Union are advocating tho introduction ofnn In.
dian State, but we scarcely think that tho pro-
iect will succeed; although we would be highly
pleased if it should. Tho first step to be taken.
is TO gain the consent of the indiana, which will
be no easy matter; for lhcro are many among
the Indians who now hold Office and places Of
profit and trust, which in the event Of the Terri
tory becoming State, they might lose, and
hence strong opposition may be expected. We
expect that the question will be likely to come
before the present session ofCongress.