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The PennsulUGmi0 Senator. The defeat oi
the regular nominee of the democratic party, Mr..
Cameron, from Pennsylvania, by the votes of the
Wings, the Natives, and squad of impractical
Bile democrats, is result very much to be de-
plored. The correspondent of the Pennsylvan


ian who is believed to have taken a correct view
of the NATTER says the result has created surprise


regret and indignation. Gen. Cameron is said
to be halEWhig, halfdemocrat. Such as thi:
will never do. The democrats throughout the
whole country owe it to themselves and their
cause, no less than to the Administration, TO dis
countenance these unhoiy alliances, and to prof


by this unfortunate event.