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 THe PATRIOT DoER.--lt would seem from the following, and other similar statements which have fallen under cur eye, tsat the bold and patriotic Dorr, Vho is now in gloomy prison for his noble effort to ext5ad tic privileges Of free and equal go- varaeut to tie mass otthe people of lis state will probably be released, by tie triumph of tie liberty party, and the utter overthrow of the Algernas.

 ,.GooD NEWS FROM RHODE IsLAND-ProsPect of Cor. Doyys Li5ejufi0a.--A correspondent of the Boston Tines, writing from tie Head Quarters of tse Democracy. Mooasoellet E. l., March 10, has tha following cheering intelligence :-t Keystone,

 aThe very deuce IS to pay at last among our Al eeripe frienas-to use q homelf phrase they are in d .specz Of trouble" The nomination of Charles Jackson. Esd. by the democratic convention, on tAa e-reund tl!at hc is in favor o the immediate and unconditional liberation of Thos. " Dorr, was so lncxnacted, and that gentleman acceptance oi said nomination was so pIenpt anf deetded that terror and confusion pervaded their ranks and they shake in their shoes, every man of theia-ifom Governor Feanar himself down 10 Nat. Metcdlf. The former il is said, uses language in relation to the natter almost approaching profgaag and the latter is clY iae atont apathy. That the Liberation ticket will preyal-that it will sahdue, Ii not cXtcrmlnae the Algerine party, which has too long had ioot-hold in our State is a point conceded y ail-by the Al- eeriaas themselves, even. Of utter defeat-uter humiliatjne defeat, they are nortaIly certain the question with them how IS, botc to die-Whethor to submit meeklY to their fate, With a show of magma nimity, or to exhibit the ruling passion strong in death'