From lhe Washi6gton Union. !.
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The 'cChaFfeston Mercury will find. from
our article Of Tuesday. evening, that It does US
nothing bun justice in the feeling il attributes to
US: about Mr., Calhoun, when itsays:'.


The Herald asslgns-a motive for lhs denial Of
oflhe Union, which We consider altogether unjust
to Mr. Richie. We have 20 sympathy whatever
with thS ehatge OF hostility on his part against


The Mercury Wi excuse ;sds Us for. respectfully
saying, that % It's part 1t does not do justice to
the administration, when il doubts whether Mr.
Calhoun would have It's "confdence." IN ease. he
were appointed 10 London, and says. that "the
circumstances under which Mr.. Calhoun left
the State department give US no right to suppose
he Could be so trusted by the administration y
We certanfy have heard snothing al Washington
to justify any such snspieien; and, in fact we
have no doubt that, if DIR. Calhoun had accepted
ihemiseion to London when II was Offered to hidn
h March fast, he would hays had,the g full con:
fide1ce Of the administration" and Of large pof
tion Of the. people.