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Mr.. Benton This gentleman, recently so fault
less the federaists for his course on the Oregon
question, is in great danger of once more losing
their high favor 1t is wonderful how soon lit
tie thing obiterates or restores the prejudices of
our opponents They forgot, for instance, all their
ancient and recent objections to Mr. Benton-evcn
his expupging resolution and his hard-money pro-
iect-the moment he went for the forty par
allel. and not only forgot these things, but saw in
the man whom they had deprecated for years, a
statesman without spot or blemish. But since the
stern old Senator has taken his present bold stand
in favor of the war and the honor Of the country,
they regard him but as the victim of his passions
or his ambition, and as by no means W hat ne was
cracked up to bel If this ridiculous Inconsistent
cy does nothing else, it should show the people
how much Federal praise and censure is exactly
worth. Pennsyluanian