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In the course of the debate in the Senate
on the Tariff, Mr.. Niles, of Connecticut, a
leading Polk man, took occasion TO give
.Sir Robert Walker" 4 severe thrust, as
follows:


ale said he had no confidence in the Fl.
nancial statements of the Secretary oi
the Treasury. He had no faith in them and
based no calculation upon them whatever.
The financial affairs of the Government
were in sad and deplorable condition.
In NV conscience believe this"