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 Reader, into our schools. He vas lead- ing writeF h the N. Anerican Review; from which, however, he sometime aftcrWards retired. There are occasionally articles in that work, that, from their taste ard re- search, betray their paternity In 1926 he took his seat in Congress, and on MT. McDuflie' s resolutions to amend the Con- siitntion an the subject of Electors for President and Vice President, made El's debut. The speech contains some strona passages, and we particularly remember his declaration that in case servile war should rage in the South, however widely diverse his past pursuits had been, he would be the firstto buckle on his knapsaek aid shoulder his musket for the fight. From that time to the present he frequently spoke, and if was mainly in reply 10 him that Mir. Randolph made his famous sroech On Glinton's Resolutions. It appears that he will return to Congress on the next session. Hrzfhen will return to the pursuits of liter aiure, and as we know his splendid qualifi- cations, we look for brilliant career of fame. Noroik Beacon.