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Prose .i,fion.-" Oh the cruelty Of this Polk
Adniiuislration-what un act Of bnrbarIam that
MIR. 4. or Mr. B. has been turned out of othce!
su,h is Il spccimcu of the lamentations Of the
,yhip press, when in due course of reform and ro-
rot0n some federal clerk IS respectfully informed
,hat the deparlmcu, at Washington can carry on
the affairs of Government without his particular
aid and supervision. We wonIrr II thc>c wing
centlcmcn have forgotten tho following precious
morseI which escaped tho lips Of the great dIcta-
tor. in the Senate of the United States, on the ac-
ccssion of whggery 10 place and power in 1910:
In March, lSil, Mr. Clay remarked in tho Sen.
oto that " the democrats IN office were already
tried and condemned, and were going ABOUT like
criminals in cart, with haters about their necks.
10 execution: that il one remained IN otlco. he
would be left as monument ortho sp1rIn9 grace
Of the whig party. ."-liemphis ARpeal.


0J~The presence Of Mr.. Whitney, the Oregon
rail road proicctcr in our city. revHcs the consd-
Grafton of his project in the public mind. As far
"a he has explored the desired route. he Expresses
his entire conf I-nco in the feasibility of his plan.
And in entertaining the subject for a moment, the
Grand Tact that. now, grant Of iaHt IS all that Is
rcouirrd should not pass unnotlced. In tr"
vears State legislatures. if not y Iivid"a oYAgg


will necessSTiiy Interfere in the Scheme, and Is II


odmi, that the road will be made one day let them


not forget that there never will como day as che"I
/ as The preSent.-Rer.