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UNITED STATES SENATOR.
: Mr.. LoRINc: regret toperceiye in an article which
lately appeared in the ''JeckIen6Ug JefersoiaS, and
in which the claims of Gen. SAUNDERS are urged r
the appointment ofSenator that great injustice has been
done-thopgh doubt unintentionalIy-to same Of the
Democratic speakers who took an active share in the
contest of Is4O is no. the purpose of this commun


cation to deprive that gentleman of any of the credit due
to him for his exertionS on that occasion but the Wp
thinks that the friends of Col BRoN and other dstn
gpished Democratic speakers, have right to complain
when it is said in the article that during that H'
Paign the 'tother dsiinguished men of our party DSs
comparatively enjoying their ease'


will be recolected that in 1910, BY the maHeuTrS
OF the Wing party. that Congress was kept in session
until near the middle July, consequently Col col
not with propriety leave his seat in the Senate to lake
the held in the State. How he discharged his dEnS
there about that time let the language used by the
mented GRUNDY, in his speech against the assum'n"'
Of the State debts, attest So soon as that able statesman
introduced his masteFly report against the assumption"
the State debts, it attacked in 0dvqnee and dOu"
lessShy pEeconcert, by some half.dozen of the leading
Federal speakers, Mr. GRUNpy. in his speech '0~'
