What Mr. uannegan saws NOW.
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We recently copied an extract from "a
speech of Mr. Hannegan, of lndianna, in the
Senate in reply to the extraordinary reVela'
ton b. Mr.. HAYWOOD, Of North Carolina,
about Mr.. polk's views, in which the Indiana
Senator consigned the President 10 a deep
so profound that the hand Of res direction
CO Id never reach him. The supposed
state Of things came to pass, and we were
curious enough TO inquire of The Union what
MIR. Hannegan said now. The official iourn !
al is silent; bot Mr. Hannegan has, it spoken.
The Columbus (Ohio) Journal says:


The Union will not give the Patriot the
desired information. But we can answer its


inquiry Or the very best and highest author
ity. In converse ion recently in a mixed
company, Mr.. HaBnegau, without any at
tempt al concealment or dguise. intending
ii for the public ear, remarked as follows:


Mr.. Polk is a greater traitor than erer
john Tyler Uds! HIS tfeQcAery to the
Democratic party Is tea thousand times
more base, Infamous and iReTcuSable, than
that Of John Tyler UIs to the Wigs He
is utterly unworthy of confidence! The
truth is not in him, and he can neUer, nercr
again secure the supper! of any considerd>
bic portion Of the Democratic partyu The
morning after Mr.. Haywood made bis speech
in the Senate and made the asseryation


which denied, the President SENT FOR NE.


II ,oas his CtOn Uolunfary dct.-The inter


view was unsolicited on my part He then
declared TO me, most solemnly. unequivo-


cally, that Mr.. Haywood had no authority


sUhoterer for the declarations he made
tdGt they lDere entirely grdtituos, unjust


aud Wns0und-thdt he WOULD SUFFER HIS


RIGHT ARM TO FALL PROM ITS SOCKET, HIS


HAND TO BE wITHERED, BEFORE He woULI


CONSENT TO A TREATY ON THE 10TH PARAL-


LEI, OR ON ANY LINE SHORT OF "a 40M!
I We may not have given. to the very letter


and point, what was said by Mr. Hannegan


but it is as near as the recollections of gen,
temen of doubted Veraciiy, who weie par.
ticular to note every word in their memories
can approach. The inquiry Of the Patro
is answered, and that il is answered correct


ly MIR. Hannegen himself will, we think, ad


init without hesitation.


This is bold language even from Mr.. Han,
, negan. partia! as he is. 10 that style which i:
, described in the language of the west as
going it strong" But though the ofIicia
journal was silent as to what he did sav, nov
that what is said TO be his speech is givel
to the public, it will surely itself called OF
to deny its authenticity or repel its allega
TONS Baltimore Patriot.