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We perceive that there is a rumor oao.,
some of our exchanges, to the effect that I", IN
Saunders has been appointed Minister to SuC SuOse
vice Washington Irving. We do not know palA pa
what it is based. We have seen nothing or Upon
the Washington papers"


1t is not, perhaps TO be supposed that the w..
ington papers would at this time contain ,Dr.~'
announcement, inasmuch as it is usually Dro,.s ,s'l
by the nomination: to the Senate; but we b.rs 1"
doubt, from information we have received tb., ~
Mission to Spain has been rendered bv The p.'1 ps
dent to Judge Saunders. This honor, thu, oH.s, :s'
to one among our first statesmen and work.
men, will, we are sure, be highly grorifuinn|
the people of North Carolina; and sboujd r."
Saunders accept the appointment, we uredic, f.
him career most creditable 10 himself and ,,..c,
to the country. We shall make no euloov rn."
his distinguished services and character h L.'
been public man for more than ousrar or
century, and his highest measure of praise H.
hearts of those whom, during that long period ho
has served so faithfully and we'll