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Robert Dale Queen In looking over our ex-
change papers from all parts of the country, we
find that they attribute the defeat of Robert Dale
Owen, in Indiana, not to his political principles


bat on account of certain notions which he enter
hins on moral and religious subjects. He has
published book in which he puts forth opinions
and principles is said totally at vdriance with
sound morality and the Christian religion. His
opponent attacked him on this weak point in the
campaign, and the result is, that he is beaten We
have moi seen any of MIR. Ovens writings, but If
they are such as afriend represents them to be- we
do not in the slightest degree regret his defeat
even by federalisl. We presume Mr.. Owens
District will select democrat at the next election
against whom no objections Of similar kind can
be urged, when there can be no doubt bat that
they can succeed over Judge Embree or any other


ederaIist who may offer. WiLjJoHr"Gk