Medna, February 6, ls43.

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- TIUnH me AuRuBth tUtOJ CoIsNtutloifuiISt ,

 THE IsAUGURALADDREss Ely last evenings mail received the proceedings of the inauguration of President Polk, and his address on the occasion

 We have not tune nov fr remark ks on this interest," ing development of the Presidents intentions to the course he intends to pursue the administration of the Government; we will merely say. that we are pleased w,Ih the address, and that has fully rcal- ized what we especied from President Polk. He touches upon a the great taplcs that have agsaed, and may continue to agaie the public mind. We are particularly pleased with his expressions about Inc preservaiion of our glorious Union Ifhe adheres the principles laid down in this address, and takes them as Ihe guide of his admln,sira,ioa. none of those citizens who have giyep him their support for he office he hods, wall have to regret their ex

 ertioas for successful lernnat'on oi the presIden- tial contest of i641. s Na" a' l'ai ]