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A brief outline of the speech delivered by Mir. CALHOUN, on taking his seat as President of the Memphis Convention, has already appeared in this paper. But when the subjects embraced m that speech, and lhe ppstion of the speaker are consid cred, an importance IS attached to it that will not pass away with the occasion that called it lorlh.- The assumption Shat the invention of Fullon has in reality, for all practical purposes. converted the Mississippi with its great tributaries into an Inland ea'-and the placing II 'on the same footing with the Gulf and Atlantic coast, tho Chesapeake and Delaware bays. and the Lakes in reference to the perintendence Of the General Government it's nasgation.' will attract universal attention. It is bold proposition. and that requires careful ex- animation

 We place a careful report of the speech in ou, columns, well for future reference as general in- formation