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The Globe raps MT Tyler about ihe knuckles foI taking upon himself to act in this matter. just the eve of his retirement, and thus defining the manner of exercising the discretionary power, intended to be given to Mir. Polk. The Madisonian jusifes Mr Tyler not only for acting under the Resolutions, but fur the manner in which he has acted.

 We think the Globe right in it's general position and that Mr. Tyler, by whatever motives he was im- pelled ought have left this matter open for hIs snccessor--and ihe especially. too, If he had recnllected how easy il for Mir. Polk counter mand hs instructions to MT. Donaldson. MT, F. will have he control of the movement, he ought to have had, and generally expected he would have had. We have no deub, to the mode of aciion, that Mir. F. will take time deliberately to consider what is the besi for him to pursue, under the alternative resolutions. Richmond Enquirer.