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| Tenn .ssEE SENATOR'S White and Foster


From the "Trumpet of Liberty" published a


Pulaski, Tenn, we learn that it is likely tha
| White will hold on to his seat. In published


letter to wing committee, at Waynesborough


he says: 81 must return home and make the


necessary arrangements for my journey &c


Washington, that may be at the post assigned


me by my countrymcn on the first Monday in
| December next" II cannot be possible, how.
ever, that he will disobey instructions, and
maintain with John Adams, that "the Repre-.
sentative should not be palsied by the will OF
his constituents"


Speaking of Mr.. Rives, the Trumpet says
"We learn nothing of his intentons;-his case
is peculiar one. Elected by party that has
been defeated. Served as substitute for a De.
mocrat, and just ready to enter on Whig ser.
vice, agreeable to commission, the Legislature
Of his State is about to countermand his action
on Whig policy, and drive him into the support
OF Democratic principles, along with The little
arch Magcian-against United States Bank
and for the abominable Sub Treasury, g., &c
Ant his hard case7 to obey his constituents
contrary to his inciples-loose high and ho-
norabe office, or declare the old Federal doc
trine on the right Of instruction, to bc the creed
of now,born Whiggery, and set up for himself,
in despite of all his former professions to the
contrary. The case is hard one, truly" This
matter attracts our attention, particularly at
this time, as a similar one, or nearly so, will
occur, no doubt. with regard to Henderson, who
was elected by the Wings during the short Pc
riod of their panic influence, in this State
"Tho sober second thought" renders it necessa-
ry for him to resign and come home, or advocate
the wishes of the people.