HON. JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Some of the Federal papers are trying to ques-
ton the propriety of the course of MIR. Buchanan
during the late war. By way of reply, the Anne
rican Sentinel says awe know something about
the early history OF distinguished Senator, as
we'll as his present high standing in the country
and we take leave to say of him, that in all the
stations he has held from the day he entered the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, up to the present
patriot of pure morals, and of the first order Of
talents. We have watched his course for the last
twenty five years. and hesitate not to say, that we
know of no public man in Pennsylvania who
has more thoroughly met the expectations of his
friends, than Mr.. B. AS Senator he stands in
the very front rank. No Pennsylvania vi
sits Washington city, who does not feel himself de-
lighted when he sees for himself the distinguish
ed position that MIR. Buchanan occupies among
the Senators of the Republic"