THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION
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The Washington Correspondent ofthc Charles
ton Courier-a paper which leans to the whig
slde-ls disposed to do justice to the present hon
est and able Administration. He says:


The friends of the Tariff of 1872 hitherto
passive, begin to rally, and denounce Mr.. Wall.
er's Tariff as British Tariff: That they qpouid
prefer 1oor TO lis abolition there is no douh
SUI they are, as yet, in minority. in both Houses
based upon Mr.. Walkers project will sncceeJ
Some are no: content even with Mr.. Walkerss
plan, and demand that, instead of the home yaual
lIon' the foreign valuation shall be adopted, as the
basis of the ad vaorem duties. NS y"


Mr.. Polk is likely to come out safely from, an
his emharrassments, and enrile' himself 70 ,be an'
Pellaton given him by MIR. G.. J. IngersolI of .T-
coous, terf'"s, ct fehr' The adjustment OF the
Mexican difficulties, will distinguish bis admins
ever had" -l17- A"' we nave