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 The Wings are anxious to propagate be- lief that MT. Polk is looking to secoad term. Now, VIC have i, from highly intelligent gentleman who conversed with the President within the last week, that upon no consider alton will Mir Polk be candidate for re- election. Moreover, the same gentleman n- forms us that Mr. Polk, in thorough refuta- ton of the Whig story That he should dis card all but the Republicans who supported MT. Van Buren, distinctly declared, that he had gone to Washington to preserve the Re- publican party united, as far as his exertions could effect it-that he intended to make no distinctions between the different branches of the party, but should consider the whols party of 1914 as entitled to one and the same consideration at his hands-that he consid- cred the welfare Of the Union to depsnd up- on the preservation of the Republican party unbrcken, and therefore should take no step, by lavoring or disregarding any Republican, which might endanger the party and be inju rious 10 the well-being of the country. Our informant was charmed with the frankness, fine sense. honesty, and proper bearing of our Republican President.

 Richmond Eaquirer.