MR. DORRIN
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We lay before our readers today the admirable
Speech of the Hon. James C. Dobbin, delivered
in the House of Representatives on the llth of
last month. on the Wilinot Proviso prohibi,ina
Slavery in any Territories whatever that NAV
hereafter be acquired by the United States. In
our opinion Mr. Dobbin has taken the true ground
on this question. and his remarks will be read
with deep interest. not only in his own State, but
by the people of the South generally.


Wepublsh in another column. from the Will
mington Journal, the Address of Mr. Dobbip 10
"the Voters of the 7th Congressional District"
in which he declines in favor of Gen Mckay,
and announces his intention to return to his pro,
fession and to the pursuits of private life During
Mr.. Dobbin's brief period of service in Congress
be has endeared himself to his constituents by his


faithful devotion to their interests and he enioys at
this moment, in the fullest sense, the respect Of
the people and the confidence of the Democracy
of the Fifth Congressional District