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Aoped, for a nomeat. 10 gel majority Of
ths rotes Of this State. lad not his claims
been based upon the assurance thai he arGS
friendly 10 tie eortiauance oftAe pressaf
tdrif iaies Substantially as thee stand


Here we have the mos: unequivocal deu.-
ecratic testimony that Pennsylvania is em>
pha,ically for The Tariffasit it is aud that
Mr.. Polk could not have hoped to receive
her vote withou, the assurance that he was
friendly TO its continuance-He did receive
her vote, and he inference Is fair one that
the necessary assurance" was given from
those who succeeded ia obtaining belief
Those who know the bitter hostility mani.
tested heretofore by MIR. Polk and his friends
IN the South against the Tariff, may well
ask. was such course candid and honest
What will our free trade Polk men think Ct
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