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insisted on bringing back the Tariff System to its legitimate Revenue Hses.

 But the Federal Party was moi yet eXtin4uished Their extraordinary efforts in ls40 to daieat that able Statesman, Martin Nau Buren, aided as thay were by the yas devices and by the gFossest abuse of j.}p money power, contributed, with Che singular condition oi fine couurE. ta place them agaiH al the head of the Government. IL is not necessary for us ta rseaptHatc the struggle which have since en- sued, 10 describe taa iudoHable spit ol oufiJeuds, or their final glorious triumph n the election oi James k. Polk. Another era is then opened to us. Ills administration haz ift=t commenced. He comes t1gaEgg oat the principles l}GrUH3ctN PARTr, and inc pledges to that end under which he was elected. He takes the JEFFEEsoNTtS ERA for his standard. and WE, tuo. come forward to sBppart the prjaeiplss of th" Republican Faith, and t8 give to lsaiHiHistfatiou taT, liberal. and CtiCientsupport UiIlprpose alltitudnian9 construction nfthe Con- s'ilutieH-a AtgIovti. BANK iu any ol is forms au cStrYagant and unconstitutional system of Ma tioual lhtarnll iupragem nfs-an iHsidioHs 3sjr- button ol fine Pgoceeis of the Public Eaais-tAe Assumption of State Dads. and such a Bankrupt LaH as disErcad tHn SaiHta Book iH lsf2.

 Ne sl1Ii contend against n unjust and unequal fariti. We will support fair and iast revenue standard. This rate should be moderate in itself and sufficient to raise adequate means along with the proceeds of the public lands to meet the expenses ot the Government economically administered. We are, therefore, in favor of he most enlightened sys- teH which las been #Hgessted by the eNpsriencc and the wants Of the ffefsHty -"d system adjusted oa scale conSuntHt Htf dil the great and various interests el the Union without sactioas.n lis now hoped t7al the ttaa is HsaI at hand wherein just and equal system of revenue may be introduced in orfef to silence complaint and 10 gqtaza the hea- . slHg5 and tha hutdeHs oI Government Such we satisfied IS the true spirit of the Pr.idenls late adnaaale Inaugural, whose general views of he character and princ Pes at our Government may saelf aet ai iHher criticisms of the late English journals It books tua revenue standard of duties. honestly levied uY the purpose of raising inc npcas- sgrH uas 10 dotray thu economical expenses of tho Government; and to ha letied in such manner as to equaliza as far as practicable, the public burlcus upon atI classes aud sections.

 We sHall deem it aHf solemn lufv toreFppcf those essential compromises in the Constitution which se- cured is adoption, These were ,athe result of a spirit ol awitF, and Of that mutual daielence and concession which the peealiariiy of our political situation rendered indispensable" They directly condemned the rash and neddiesone disposition on the past of the AboIiiaasis to interfere with the peculiar institutions ot one portion of the Gonied2- racy, which is strongly calcullcd to distract our public councils and to create some alarm about the UNION itself.

 We pledge ourselves likewise 10 sustain fba Ad- ministFatlon in the efforts which will bt made to secure to the United States the uHdsturbed poss s- sion Of Oregon. However much the late English journals may have prstended to epreeale-hoWevcr dY they may hageridiagled right 10 the counry entertain douht ai the usttle ot the American Government. We elassaIedt that. in the settlement o this momenous question, nothing will he omitted by the President oi the United States which may be demanded by proper sPlfit oi cUnciliaon, and a due regard to the rights and honor of country.

 But other subjects now call upon our attcnGon and al this lime transeendine all others is the ques ton ol the ANNENATruN OF FEXAs II is scarcely necessary for us 10 pledge all our ciioHs to the final consummatiOn of thai "leat question. None have been more zeaousy devoted than ourselves to the admission of the LONE STAR into our constellation SB9Uid fIiiicUIIfPs n ba iafH fyo, crnment or of the WIf5Gs ot the United States, we shall spare no eXertons to remove them.

 These important questions once adjusted and the Fafiti system brought 10 the proper revenue point, We may then expect more tranquility ill our party -feiatieHs-hHt Peace, aefef, The danger never be over, so long as we have party which is acuated by such false principles which is so strong in sef SD ably organized, closely cemented together, ideatoaslY attached b is leaders. and 50 fatally iRpeed by ifs excited passions, and its mortified pride, They are even now preparing 10 attack the INTERPRETATION, to mlsrepresent it's measures abuse is appointments, ard pull down the REPuBLi- eNN PARTf, m oldeT that they may rise upon its ruins.

 For yourselves, we are prepared to resist them now, and hereafter, as vigorously the Editor ol this paper has done for more than forty years. With such aupFppsuon we must pCCt a constant eHcoun- tcr,-and we go to Washington with determined spu1t o resist them-to expose their heeroanX prin- Ctpiesto clear thcirmisTcpTcSentatians and to baAle the election ofthef leaders. We shall attempt to discharge this duty, we hope under due sense ol the dignity of the PEEss, We shall be willing 10 cope with our adyersafes, not in personal abuse, bat with talr arguments, in the open field.

 For the purpose of resisting so formidable an on- position, we shall spare no honorable efforts to keep our own party united, We hold that this Govern ment belongs to thc PEOPLE of the SrATEs-that it Is their power 10 give aud to take away the highest offices of the RErUpI1c-and that every man. how ever distinguished by ability or services should calmly NVai uptII if shall Daosa tho in him into their service. Such the course pursued by our party at the Inst election Such was the manuerin which James k, Polk has been called from his retirement, and such Is the example which the people will hereafter initiate, if the present Admin Stration shall be crowned with the benefits which every good man wishes, and which every honest patriot Will attempt 10 accomplish. Ia any event. We will seek to make this moral lesson effective: and for thus purpose, We go to Washington to carry outthe pledgeuImer which Mr. Polk has been elected and to keep onr party united. We go, of course, with the hrm determination to avoid all premature contests Tor the succession. Pledged tono candidate committed to no clique, pfei0diced against no DOT t(oa ei our party, anxious to extend the right hand of fellowship 10 every section. and to every honest Republican, we go to ouf post of duty, not 10 disturb but to unitanoi to offend, bat to conciliate: vet in every ca'e, 10 discharge our duty taking for our best guides the principles o the Constitution and the in- teresis of our country.

 Mf Polk has publicly declared his intention to reman in office for four years only. He isno doubt anxious to testify his gratitude to his country ol the signal honor which she has paid to his pure Bepnb- Gcan principles. his distinguished ntegty and abil- fly, by zeolousy devoting himself to her s5ryicc- He Is anxious to do all the good which he can ac- complish iu the course oj hs administration. and We are desrous ol co-opeiatug with him, with inferior means, and an humber sphere, ia the same patriotic object,

 The eIfNiON' vii aet. however, be exclusively confined to politics. Ne shall embrace within o,ir design the great interests and improvements ol the Stat5s-oeeasiona excursions into the field ef Lit cratme and Science and, in fine, all such matters as enter into the miscellaneous contents of news paper, whenever We can find sufficient space to in. tfod0ee them to our readers. Composition at Wash agton Will enable us 10 collect information lTom correspondence with the enlightened agents of our government abroad aud to report the condition of distant countries, through the accomplished officers of NkyN SQvApRoNs, Me shall not fail to avail ourselves ol these and other favorable opportunities to improve our columns and 10 inform our readers

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