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PRESIDENT PoLK's INAUGURAL ADDRESS, It is not only well and tastefully written, but il is full of noble, patriotic, and just sentiments, which cannot fail 10 commend themselves to the approba- tion of all, without distinction of party.

 The topic of paramount interest, with many of our readers, IS that of the Tariff. On this point, the President affrms his opinions expressed in his letter Mir. Kane of Pennsy ylvania. He is in favor of incidental protection to all nerests,-agricuture manufactures, commerce, &c.-wilh proper discrim-

 aton, within the range of the revenue required for an economical administration of the governmen nt and not beyond il. The object must be revenue,-pro- lection be the incident.

 A national bank is of objected to. The Veto power IS commended, if due Caution is exer- cised against it's abuse. Union at home, and peace with all mankind, objects evei 10 be cherished The annexaion of Texas 10 be consummated. of course; and our iighs to Oregon maintained. But have strong confidence that both will be done in d discreet and proper manner.-tN. Y. Jour. Com.