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s,e IN pIsee NJ Oov. McDssss A ,h.s psu,s.
~" rs's's. HE character end espsslsaes msv
oe. ., wrS ,evlce 10 The ocsoisy. :
% W. see The foTsroInR eredned 10 ire New
Ym m We presume that Gen. McDvlbs
WI ho' 'esign, bu, viii return 10 Wssh,osioo
9 'ehs'o' There has, however, been ,t;mos
/" hs resignation and that of judss Hpoes--
bo'h ifo'n sane cause, ip6en health s6ouId
: vscanry oronr we have no doubt, that the
voice OF the state would, with entire upanimuv,
cs' on NJ. Colhoun 10 resume bis fovmer s,s.
non. we know, however, that he would pve.
'er lie OF retirement and devotion 10 his n,s.
senl pursuits. but in the existing state Of oue
political. especially on, foreign sfF,irs, (we re-.
,er par'icu'ss'y " the Oregon question, and ou
political. especially our foreign ais,,s I've refe,
particularly 10 the Oregon question, and on, 70.
ia''ons,) l'is presence ID the senate miebt provs
highly advantageous In maintaining BOTH ,hs
honor and yeace OF the country. And h l.. ws
think. 10 be presumed. that II the state vh;ch
has for 70 long time, given him her unva
confidence, should again demand his eervices.
ne would not feel at liberty 10 refuee them. !, =


Pendleton Messenspe.