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CAN'T REl-The Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia North American adds the follow
ing item to the indications Of u bargain between
The -proteciionsts OF this county and the free
trade monopolists Of Great Britain:


/ have reason 10 believe the principal features
of this bill were sent to England by the steamer of
the Ia inst, with what obisct shall not pretend
to charge; but If the fact i 50. and give it my
credence, If points too closely TO the dishonorahe
terms upon which 70 buy peace, after the
hollow and ranting professions Of the Admins
tra;ion. The part Of the braggart assumed
only to make our submission even more disgrace
full / hope The organ Of the Government will be
empowered to deny it in such direct terms will
leave no cause OF suspicion. that these facts were
placed in the hands Of Mr.. McLane, 10 BE- used ai
his discretion. Lei there be qubbling about
the response, If one is made, for the country de-
sires TO know, If the arrangement Of the Tariff has
been sent to England in amy form whatever, ,un-
der the sanction Of the Government.