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Itappears from The Union that the Wing.
of the Senate opposed the nomination OF Mr.
Ingersoll, because he '.dared 10 question iht
official purify of a Wing Senator.


Mr.. Ingetsoll ought moi TO thank the Uniof
ior reyving recollection of the affair her
alluded 10. He should rather desire that /
might pass 10 utter oblivion; and that hi
name should be freed from all association
with il. Our readers know to what the Un
ion aludes. II is 10 the charges brougt
against Daniel Webster by Charles Jared Ii
gersoll. They know with what circumstau
llaI precision those charges were made;-
they remember how every thing that the ma


who made them possessed of honor, trui
and character were sIaked upon their bein
sustained. And does not every body know
that in substance and in fact--general ant
particular-in every sense, they were proven
TO be false! And this man, who made ther
who slaked every Thing he had upon thei
being true, and lost il-this man who ha
been well called "noteless blot on re
membered name,'' is nominated TO the Sen
ale OF the United States, as one fit 10 be sen
10 represent the county at the Court d
Louis Philippe! He is rejected. and verI
right minded man would add, as a matter ol
course. How could ii be otherwise? How
could lhe Senate Of the United States, witt
the knowledge of all that he had pledgef
himselfio prove ia the matter of The charge
and all that he had failed 10, prove how
could the Senate confirm his nomination.
Unless the Senate would sanction slander
as base and wanlon as ever fell from The
mouth of man, they could not assent TO do
ing any thing which would endorse the Sian
dererJ They therefore rejected Mr.. Charles
Jared Ingersoll. In this very yindicatet
themselves from any impuiation of bavins
been party 10 his nomination, The peculiar
honor Of which belongs 10 Mr.. Polk and
those of the Senate who were content TO ad
wise his appointment. @