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We shall require stronger evidence than the ,Pse
oirit Of the Polk organ here to convince US einel
that the mission to England was offered to Mr..
CALHOUN, or that he has expressed any confidence
in ,be new ADMINISTRATION. Register.


"The Polk organ here" will not be entirely
annhilated by this refusalof the Register to take
its " ipse diziG" But we can assure him, on the
most unquestionable authority, that the mission
to England soas offered to MIR. Calhoun that
President Polk sincerely desired Mr.. Calhoun to
accept but that he declined in the most respectful
terms and with the kindest feelings We can say
further to the Register, that the eccentric course
of the Charleston Mercury can afford no index to
the feelings or policy of Mr.. Calhoun.