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The present position of Ohio IS interest ing and cannot fail to attract the earnest at tention of the whole country. Several weeks ago, Messrs. Howard and Rush, ihe Commissioners of the General Govern ment, proposed, as terms of compromise between Ohio and Michigan. that Ohio should run and re mark her boundary line, but, that the inhabitants of the disputed ter ritory should be left to their own govern mentuntil after the close of the next session of congress. On tbe 18th instant, bill to accede to this proposal passed the Ohio Senate. and, on the next day, was carried to third reading in the lower House by an overwhelming majority. It was Tn thls situation of affairs, that Gov. Lucas receiv- ed a letter from the Acting Secretary of State, wherein he was told in the name and behalf of the President, that, If Ohio should attempt to run and remark her lne, she would be resisted by the military force of the Union. Whilst the State was on the point of relinquishing voluntarily part ei her pretensions and acceding to the terms of the Presidents own commissioners, she was informed by the President that if she dared to accept those terms and to act upon them, he would spill her blood. We scarce know by what epithet of reproach to char acterize such treacherous and infamous conduct on the part of the administration.

 LouisuiHs Journal.