WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, l845.

DEAR BENNETT -
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DEAR BENNETT


You will see, from your reporters returns, that
the Senate have been doing yeoman's service to-
day. Oregon and Texas still kept back, and the
Smithsonian Institute. Mr.. Niles gives notice Of a
plan Of annexation; Mr.. Haywood has already
given notice Mr.. Benton's scheme, and Mr..
McDuffie's, are before the committee on the case.
How many more we are 10 have there is no guess
ing; but not single plan will be passed by either
house the present session The division among
the democrats, in the nodus oprandi, is wide and
wait for Colonel Polk. The cars are off, Perfect
rush at Coleman's, and he truly deserves it; and
we'll does he know how to appreciate the honest
Efforts Of the Herald, 10 giving him the good word


as fast as il falls w.