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PGNNsYLyANiAs RESPECTS TO MR. So.
vfgR. WITH SOMEWHAT 'aeyuRs re.
PROOF. ii viii be remembered thai dur.
ing the debate upon the iard, in tue Sen.
atc. Mr.. SEWER, in reply ioa remark Of Mr..
Cameron. said thai as 10 the people ai
Pennsylvania haying been deceived IN re.
gard 10 the opinions Of Mr.. Polk upon the
tariff question, during the canvass of ISL.
and having voted Tor him only because they
were made 10 believe that he was Ia ilvUr
OF the ladGuf'4 AZ. there was nothing 10 T..
The democrats Of ennsylyania, he said.
could not have been deceived; they must
have kHoiba, and Hey did ka1r, that Mr.,
Polk was opposed to that tariff aud a good
free trade man; they voted Tor him with
this knowledge, and woald vote Tor him
again. Pennsylvania always had heen a
democratic State, AMI always would be-
She was not to be changed, and these pre-.
diciions, that the passage Of this tariff that
Of lsiGl would throw her into the arms oi
tie Wings did not move him IN the least;
he did nol believe them.


In reply 10 this. Pennsylvania now pre-.
scnts her respects to Mr., Sewer, through
lhe ballot box, the ouly instrument through
which she eau speak, and beg. 10 return u
lat contradiction To bis calumnious remark.
She knows that the leaders Of the self
styled democratic party" have looked up
on her as excessively stupid, and 50 dryol.
odly attached to that party as not to be
driven from its support by The fact that she
has bren grossly deceived and imposed up
on, and her great interests irampled on and
sacrificed BY those in whom she has, IN
fortunately, conhlcd. The evidences she
has now given Of an ability to perceive,
aud 4 disposition to resen, the wrongs in.
hicled upon her by her pretended friends,
she trusts, will induce Mr.. Seyier to re.
tract the calumniou, remarks referred 10.
as publicly as they were made, and others
as well as himself to take care hereafter
how they Amper with her interests, and re.
ly upon her blind devotion 10 party, no
longer entitled to The name il assumes, to
save them from her Just Indignation.


H. y. GdrGiie.