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SERvrLrTY.- Washington Union in
an editorial. describing the meeting at the
White house between the President and a
delegation Of the Poitawaiamie Indians.
says:--


There stood the Chief Magistrate of
the greatest nation upon the earth. educated
and reared in such a manner as 70 qualify
him to adorn the highest civil office in Chris
tendon; be had beside him his War Mn
lister and his Attorney General, with sever
al other officers of his Government.


Such stuff would not surprise us in the
columns Of some parasitic Court Journal in
Europe. How apt scholar in the school
of seFviliiy i the sham Democracy of the
dayl His War Minister Ills Attorney
General" His Government" Mr.. Polk's
Government, not The Government OF the
People, through him and others, as their
Aeen,s.--Cia. Herald.