SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

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 The Senate aad .Mr. RfcAie--J c. Cal- hosH and his pariy.-We desire to express our disaPorobaIion Of the proceedings of tine United Siaies Senate in expellng the editors of the Unioa from the floor of that House, which aci was perfected by the coalition of four prolesseo democrats with the combined vote of the federal party.

 The conduct of thai body in relation to the measures necessary to a vigorous prosecu- ton of oui war with Mexico, has heen, in our view, shameful and base. fl Is there aay danger of the Senate being after us Fl While the war Is raging. the eaemy aahaasblesl ansi hoastiui, aud the sicklv season tn Nexic,, fast approaching, that Senate, regardless of duty 10 is country,s welfare aud honor---re- gardless of the lives of the brave soldiers soon ,c fail by disease in a sickly cliuiaie--regar,i- less of the plalnest dictates and demands of the loves degree of patriotism, turns aside from those measures imperiousiy demanded by those urgent necessities. to discuss the origin of the war, every irrelevant issue, and even Ia intiict on Mir. Riichie a supposed personal indigniiy. This latter Is the great deed of great Senate. We stand tn almi- ration of these seli-vindea.ed d,gni.aries.

 Strange to tell, that, willlsianding the.e measures are fay0File ones of Mr. Calhoun's policy, and have succeeded to all extent un- precedented under the managemea. of the preseat administration. he Is found, with lis corporai's guard iH the Senate active in thwarting every measure necessary to v,,il- cate it. character aud insure ii< success in the management oI the war. Finally, to cap the climax ol his opposition, a, ihis late day when the administration aid the country are fully and for long tune committed lo par sicular course ln the conduct oi the war, and to withdraw our armies would be hniail,a- ting and disgraeeiul, he parades forth a grea, scheme for re.reatiug from Mexico, and lak- ing defensive posiiion an !. iohg and ex- peHsise frontier Inc. Propi,aie Mexico propi,iaie the Camances. What s,ll we gel by IL iusult ani s.s;;sfy repeated isosa senseless and seIni-barharous Mexicsas, and disgrace in inc eyes oi tlie world.

 What is the matted Why IS Ms. Calhoun with the opposilloni Ws were noi pleased because Mr. Polk did moi coui,nue hisn as Secretary oI State, when he came iato DOW CT. But when ihe democratic cause is al stake we can yieltsour personal preferences. Cannot Mr. Calhoun forgive ,his offence i--- We are sorry for IL Lei hin not expect lo carry the people with him. They are true, and cannot sympathixe with his feelings to- wards the present. administration,

 Rui hts friends may cens,raia Mr. Cal