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We have reports that DANIEL WEBSTER Will
probably be induced to return TO tho Us. Senate
from Massachusetts,, either this winter or on The
expiration of Mr.. Choates term in March next
Mr.. Choa,e, we understand, is compelled by his
private business to withdraw from the Senate.


JOHN NJ. CLAYTON, we hear, will be chosen to
the Senate from Delaware. We heartily hope he
may consent.


THOMAS CoRw1v, it is certain, will be sent
from Ohio, in place Of Benz. Tappan. tie Will
be welcomed by the nation. We trust ne Will
not resist the public will.


HENRY CLAY, it has been suggested, may De
induced 10 return to the Senate by the earnest
desire of the Wings of the whole Union. we
do not think it would be right to ask Mr.. Clay TO
make The sacrifice of his feelings and his ease,
and we now know that he will not comply.


MARTIN VAN buren,, SAMUEL YouNo, JOHN
A. DIX, HENRY A. Foster, c. c. CAMDKE.
LENe, and GEORGE P. BARKER are among the
names suggested in this State TO take the places
of Messrs. Tallmadge and Wright. Barker is
anti Texas, and not scrvile enough to obtain the
place; otherwise his talents end Western location
would carry him in. Van won't accept, unless
he means to run for President next time. Young
will probably be chosen.