The Prospects in taecnaie.-Oiver oIdschool
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The Prospects in htsRofe.-oiNefo'u o'usehoo'
says in late letter, s,eiins Of tho Texas resou'
tionsi


think it more thankcly row, that the meas
ure will pass the Scnat Foster Will support u;
and there are two or the wings besides whom !
dis,rust upon it. I'm Benton gives way, moth
ing can prevent annc Z ion but Texas herself
look upon the prescs days work as one prey
naut with tho mos. in,pr,ant consequences 10 this
country, perhaps moi important than any ques.
ton that has been act On since tho formation o'
tho constitution. Sd is viewed here generally q.


"lfuiium in Parro'--The following admirable
sentimen, was translp ted by Mr.. Buchanan to the
Democ rats who celsta,ed the S,h Of January IN
Kensington, Philadelphia county. 1t embraces
the whole policy of Government. upon two VT"
National questions,sithn the narrow compass oil
n nut.shell. A volme could not have exPressc d
more.-Harrisbur Union.


Bv JAMES BucANAN.--Oregon and 1sras-
The first is ours rready. and The SECOND may be.
come ours at an moment, by :he strongest title
on ear,h--,he ycuutary cesson of her sovereign
people. We mst neither abandon the ono, nor
reject the olhe'


Illinois Loo.-Thonmounia at present subscrlb-
ed is $4,000 in Europe. of which S25O,0OO is
already paid and, in case the present Legislature
shall pass a cvenue bill for the purpose of paying
some part the Gterst. tho whole sum Of $780,
Geo viii u immediately paid. In this country
1891 ,CC0%vc Lcen subscribed. II is hoped that
the duGi,uicy viii tic provided in America. A.
noun; re rircd, 81 800 OOO.-Rer.


Tiraiiia U. S. Senafe-The Richmond En-.
quirer rings US the news that the wings have back
ed ou, ,f their own resolution 10 elect a Senator
1t say:


NoSenaior elec'ed-the joint order broken by The
rhig Of The House of Delegaies.-Ihe wings would
not ONE up TO the scratch yesterday, and under
tool to adjourn willis, the Senate were ready 10
90 ito the execution Of the joint order. They ad.
ouned in tho very face Of the Senate and thus
brke up the joint order, contrary to the almost
Inform stream Of precedcnts. This outrage upon
th courtesies which were due to the Senate, was
cmmit,ed because they found that they were ahou.
b be defeated. and democratic Senator, would
AVE been elected to carry out the wishes of 5000
majority Of the people of Virginia, pronounced a,
he polls in November st


The Wings had originally determined to go into
he election yesterday. They had fixed on their
'wn period; but two of their men were absent, i
hist one Of the democrats was; and they nvaietI
themselves of this excuse to escape from their ow!
D ut resolution; vet if every member of both hors.
IS had been present the wings could not have cEc-
ed their candidate.