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Very Good! We copy the following from
the correspondence of the New York Evening
Post:


be d maxim 10 ook
gift horse in the mouth" Il seems that the holder
of an important Office in city not ten thousand
miles from this, who had been appointed by Tyler.
& somewhat fearful to his position under the new
dynasty after pouring in petition afterpetron to be
retained finally hit upon the expedent ofsendiug the
President beautiful horse. OF course this had no.
thing TO do with the Office. Yet Mr.. Polk has such
perverse notions of honesty that he moi only refused
the horse, but instantly dismissed the giver Of it
from office. If this story be true, the poor Office
seeker has shown himself too much of fool TO be
a successful rogue.