The Charleston Courier places Mr.. Calhoun's
return to the Senate beyond a doubt. It saws:
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"Various rumors have gone abroad as to the
probabilities of this distinguished statesman again
taking seat in the U. S. Senate. Everywhere,
and from all parties hear an expression of graf
ification at the prospects of his great mind being
again brought into requisition in our national
councils We know that the Information will be
received with general appreciation that he is to re-
Session s or of Congress, Judge Huger, the present
Senator from this State, having finally determined
TO carry out his longdesired wish of retiring from
office, held, for some time past, only at the espe-
cial desire of his constituents. We have this in
formation from source which can be relied on"