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WHIe LEsIsLATIoE.-We promised yesterday to take another occasion to show the in Mir. Ewinss report upon the condition of the Fi- nances. We redeem our promise to-day by giving the speech of Mir. Calhoun, delivered during the able and searching debate which took place in the Senate on that subject We copy Mir. Calhoun's speech, because it is the shortest and most suitable for our space. Those of Messrs. Wright and wood- bury have been received by the public master-pie- ces of critical investigation carrying conviction to the mind of the reader Mir. Calhouns is all stuff cient to our purpose. Itfl,fg3