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A vacancy TO BE FIrIED.-Of course the Legs
a.urc of Massachusetts will its present session fill the
vacancy in the L. Senate occasoned by the death OF
Hon. ISAAC c. BATES We perceive thar of the Eos-
ton papcrs are already agtatng the subject The Atlas
saws that among the distinguished who have been
thought OF are the following JOIN DAVIS OF Wor-
ces,er Hon. SAMUEL HoAR Of Concord; Hon. LEvrRETT
SALrossTALL OF Salem; Hon. LEVI LINCOLN OF Worces-
ter Hon. MrRos LAWRENCE, of Belchertown; Hon LINUS
CHILD of southbrdge, and Hon. ABBOTT LAWRENCE and
Hon. ROBERT C. WINTHROP, of Boston. The Atlas prefers
Gov Davis while correspondent Of that paper urges very
forciby the claims of Mr.. Hoar The Chronicle naues
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, and Hon. CHARLES ALLEN OF Wor-
cester as best qualified for the post We are content to
leave the selection the hands OF Intelligent Wig Le-
gislature.