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01rgddty the conductor ofasffec + Press com
pe1s us TO State, that during the contest the S en-
ate for the speakefship, Mr.. Badger zA as limos
present; and making efforts we sollb
not, 10 prevent a due organization of the Senate
by advice and dictation offered to Federal Sena.
tors We know not the Federal Senator who
would reject his advice oreven spurn his attempts
TO- dictate, but this we believe TO be cerlain-hat
but for him the Senate would have been organized
at an earlier period, and thousands of dollars thus
saved 10 The Public treasury.


s So far as the Senate was concerned, the Gov
ernmcnt was arrested in its course for four days
and that by the act.of the Federal members. The
incpient stepsof the g qcrolution" threatened by
Messrs Hines, Gales, and Badger were already
taken, but thanks to the liberality and magma
nimity of1he democratic party, all efforts to en-
barrass permanently the Legislature of the State
were prosrated at a single blow.


by becoming revolutionary Mr.. Badger be-
comes ridiculous Like Obadiah Drant he may
Threaten TO have a trailing" revolution, but il
he goes beyond that he will disappoint both
friends and adversarics. He is reckless enough
certainly, and bold enough. too-in the. closet
but he wiHsd do nothing, though he may sag a
great deal, unless he can thrust some one between
himself and danger.