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nation q. their dishonesty and meanness7 In
asking that Dor shall be Internationally hoera'
tsd. they virtually ask that the discounted ad-
renturor shall. by the rpognsninni'y CT those ne
would have slaughtered, be crowned With TIE
hono.s OF victory, and that the banner OF La"
and Order shall Tow be i1glorionsly lowered TO
give place to tina. OF Dorrism. Gentleraen you
PLAYED for this and lost beiors the Arsenal and
at hepscbst, Do not now come whinPerhg 10
have al that both sides staked and youlost gwen
W to you! It's asking too much


u TIE Al6aay Argus Of yesterday is very
severe upon its neighbor of the Atlas, and upon
The Barnburners generally, for their course IN re-
laton to the election of U. s. Senator's. It &C
cuses the Atlas Of sarbling the proceedings oi
the Caucus and o. untairness in other respects
Ate. recitpg the movements OF the Caucus, Il
adds:


Notwithstanding This clear expression OF the
Democratic Caucus.-nearly two TO one portion
Of that body not only sought ny every means, bS
acrimonious debate, by repeated calls oil the ayes
ard noes on motions Of ADJOURNMENT, reiterated ever
without any Intervening proceedings, by Appeals
fro the decision OF their own presiding oihcer' eno
by proiractirg The sitting until Hidosh 10 prevent
the majority from carrying out ;heir wishes and tnf
clear desire OF the Caucus and, finally, traction
OF .ns body openly refused 30 acquiesce in The VIII
OF the usjot,y BY declining TO vote on Inc usual
resolution oi concurrence.


Hints ara thrown out in a congenial quarter, that
the matter will b, carried to the Democracy OF the
Counties No doubt efforts win be made 10 extend
,he irritation BY getting up partial meetings IN SOME
Of she Counties. Not content with the eulbiite:ed
feeling produced here in all probability The same
spirit will b9 infused, as far possible beyond the
precincts of the Capital, TIE result is the seiec-
yion o two distinguished Democrats ioT U. 5: Sene'
sors one from each section OF the party one for tour
sears and the other for six years. and both capable
Of representing the will and wi=hes Of the Demo-
cratic Party. We have no belefihat the great body
of tre party throughout the State viii countenance
any fac,;ous efforts to disturb the decisions OF The
Caucus and 10 throw into confusion and disorder
all the questions in which the interests and we'll
being OF the Democratic party are involved They
will prefer 10 heal, rather tnan extend these uniaP-
py rrita,ions and WILL unless we greatly mistake
their character, approve selections which insure TO
each section fair ezpOnsnt, and 10 the State an
able representation in the councils oi the Nation