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The following paragraph from The Lon
don Examiner shows how John Bull appre-
ciates Mr.. Polk as President Of the United
States--Ihal shallow. insane man, the edi-
lOr Of the Journal talks abOul.--LouisVIlle
Democrat


"Presidenl Polk has, however, defeated
the purpose OF his own Senate: he has out.
promised and Oul-man9uvred England,
csioled The Texans into vote Of aOnexa-
lion, and acted thereon promptly by the des-
patched Of ships and regiments to the Rio
Grande. Polk has shown himself IN this
a worthy son of jackson; indeed, 90 i'm
provement upon old Hickory, since he has
avoided The violence and bloodshed which
accompanied the Generals seizure Of the
Floridss The question now u, whether
rbe British Government andlhat Of Franee,
having failed, will be content 20 refrain
from Ell further interference. Will they
give up their treaties with TeXsst Will
Englishmen give up their cl,im upon Tex
as, a. portion Of Mexico, for the 6O,OOO,OOO
dollars due 10 the sItllemenli"