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in combination with the other discontened interests
The first distinct movement will probably be made
against the recognition of the new organ, now con-
Quoted by Mr. Ritchie.


Such is, we believe, a correct picture of the
present position and prospects of the adminstra-
ton, In reference to its own professed friends and
supporters, and the probable course Of events dur
ing the next year What will be the issue ! If
Mr.. Polk, as we have every reason to expect,
will be bold and true in his adherence to the
great principles which he was elected, in re-
ference TO Texas-Oregon-ta -bank-and all
the other of foreign and domestic policy,
he may rest assured that the efforts Of the disafec
ted and discontinued, will utterly fail in shaking!he
confidence of the country in him and his admins
tration. Lethim be faithful to his principles, and


firm in his independence Of all cli4mss, and all die
taton Of selfish and scheming coteres Of hack poll
ticans, and his administration will be prosperous,
popular and successful. Mr.. Richie, notwithstand-
ing the peculiar manner in which he has been in
stalled at Washington, may be elected printer and
Mr.. Polk, if he pursue the course just indicated
will be able to hand the power over to the hands of
a successor of his own choice. 1t would be well,
therefore, for all the candidates for the succession


Van Buren, Calhoun, Cass, Benton, Wright, and all,
to be very careful how they their friends be mixed
up in any secret oppostonIto Mr. Polk. Let Mr.. Polk
also be wary. Let HIM be particularly careful of
reposing confidence in organs, called through
out the country-such as the NeU York Morning
Necs, and others, that affect with great spluttering
and pretenson, to speak the sentiments of the de-
mocracy, but which are actuated, controlled and
governed, body and soul, by the most selfish infu-
ences and at this moment are engaged in organi-
zing the elements Of opposition to him, which exist
at the North. The very men, who in this city are
now besieging, worrying, and pestering Mr.. Polk
about removals and appointments, and demanding
office for themselves and their friends, are amongst
the most activesn this secret organization. Fore
warned is fore-armed.