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es- Hon. Edward Livingston, of Louisiana, is said as declined accepting the mission France, tender led to him by President Jackson, preferrng for the

 Present, retain his seat the Senate of the U. s. so Livingston is certainly of the most amabe m he "0 1e'erS'ns men or our county anu "'' I1 or Vn ana constant assoc'aton "ith rEe"C" POP"" & oa would we should think render him peculiarly nt wards for the station which the President wished him to carce H. But he under pledge to the Louisiana leg Caro- aure that the wouh serve the state in the capacity ut to fSenatOr: and that paedge he woud not violae

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