OUR aPRAYINGn sENATOR
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The Washington Correspondent of the New
York Express, reports Mr.. Badger as having de-
livered The following IN his late speech in the Sen
ate of the United States y b.


Mr.. Badger certainly did wish the downfall
of the Administration and by his vote and voice
he should take all proper measures to accomplish
that result"


Thank God Mr.. Badgers "role" will count
no more than any other mans in North Carolina !;
and as to his uoicc that has been so often lifted
up against the cause of Repnbcanism and good
government, that it is least regarded where it is
best known


Again Mr.. Badger said:


Personally, however he wished the President
no HARM He could utter that prayer Of the
Church, health and prosperity in this life aud in
the world to come life everlasting"


In all matters Of taste Mr.. Senator Badger is
no doubt competent judge, and he can sec for him
self how proper it is that he should represent the
praying and Mr. Mangum the anordr' portion
of our people in the Senate Of the Union but if
Mr.. Polk were dependent for "heaith and pros
perIty in this life, and in the world to come life
everlasting" on the prayers" of that Honorable
Senator, we should regard his condition as any
thing but pleasant or desirable.