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last giving in to Mr. Polk views the tariff will not
hold him OUT he must advocate high tariff for protec-
tion, his friends forsake him in Pennsylvania He
will therefore, resgn-retire from the Cabinet on the
ground that he is high tariff and at the same time
dscaim having had any participation in the appoint
mcnts and removals after having spotted out the men,
and appointed his own particular friends In this State
and every where else that he could do So Mr. Bucha-
mans democratic blood bos for the succession Father
Rchie (the seven ssrs longs for the success of his
conservative friend. The appointment Of McLane shows
the love of Buchanan for old federalists NJ Read of
This city, and w L. Of New York. prove also, the SIM
cere love of all these birds Of the feather The
spirit Jackson and the Independent Treasury Of Van
Buren,. seem-not to belong to Mr. Folks administration.
MIR Dallas the Vice President spending the hot
at Schooley's Mountain. But natter his advice is
desired at Washngtonno, not by his brother
inlaw, Mr.. Secretary Walker. Strange MIR. ID. did
carry the last Presidential election than any
other man ving yet he cannot get friend appointed to
office. The President is very jealous of the Vice Pres


dent and hates his personal appearance much as Mr.
Buchanan his rival for the succession does But
go The people OF this State favor of Mr. Dallas
for the next President and all the artificial capital of
Mr. B. will him in the end The tariff and the
appontme nts will kill B. dead as door nail" and he
will find it out leave the cabinet retire to Lancas
ter and Forney writing him up for the Presden
cy am giving you few details of well founded cal
culations