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The latest accounts from the West show that
Lieut.. Col. FREMONT was acting as Governor OF
California. The New York Gazette and Times, y
noticing rumor that the same gentleman is to be
appointed by the Executive of the United States to
the post Of Governor of California" remarks with
great keenness follows:


"PoLK IMPERAToR could hardly have done bet


ter thing, when selecting satraps for his conquered
provinces. No man of his years is greater fa-
vorite with the country than young Fremont.
We could wish that our Emperor had more such
princes of Young America in reserve for the vice.
royalties of New Mexico, chihuahua, Durango,
Sonora, Neuva Leon, which the manifold cares of
: the imperial mind will not permit our Alleghanic
Cesar to govern in person, and which might be
imperilled if entrusted to the feeble rule of some
worn-out servant of the palace.


eff the Polk Tariff has injured manufactures,
that of Imperial Purple velvet certainly not


included for the article is so cheap that il serves
actually TO carpet the floors they walk in the
White House,"