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WASHINGTON, Oct 10, lSa5


Important Political Intelligence


very important news arrived here last night from
tennessee The democratic members OF the legis-
iature OF that State, recently elected intend as soon
as they convene, to hold caucus and resolve TO
address letter to President Polk, requesting him to
offer himself for a second term | know there is
much truth in this intelligence, for General Arm
strong, when | saw hm here last, assured me that
Colonel Polk greatly regretted. the one term princ.
ple Incorporated into his reply to the COMMITTEES OF
the National Convention. This movement would
sadly interfere with the ambitious views Of the Sc.
cretary of State, and disappont the political friends
OF the Vice-President in Pennsylvania and elsewhere
for depend upon it, the of Secretary Walker
with all his aspirations for the White House, will
not make him popular candidate for the Presl-
dency with the people The candidates before the
next National Convention of the democracy will
probably be George NJ Dallas, from Pennsylvania !;
Sllas Wright, OF New York and Thomas H. Ben
ton, of Missouri and James Buchanan will take
seat upon the United States Supreme bench, a sta
ton well fitted to his bachelor habits and love of
money-a life estate of $500 per annum is no triae
for Lancaster (Pa.) county lawyer One term tor
a President, and vote of two-thirds for nomina-
tion and the public printing of Congre So, rely on it,
will be established rule with the party that elect
ed Colonel Polk President