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OPINIONS OF MR. POLkS ELGO'


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Remarking upon the election OF MI r0'A
the European Times says -


mo country in the worid' pu1I'os ''o -
aPbs,ract theories so much as the U. states.
!, i an enigma. People here see tne y,
MON daiIy going ahead. increasing IN al
The he eIemeaIs of national prosperity aooun'
dino in all that constitutes wealth ana gtea.,
ness. and We, hardly day passes ,na1 n','s ~
snefdv ruin is not predicaied- Mr roiA
snccess has not been favoraoiy recelvsu
n England. He is new man-nis na". ),
i strange to our ears. as until recently !,
was 10 those os his own country men-auu
he English love not new names nor new
men. a large party-the Tree trade pa.ss
me- rs;o;re in Mr. Polk's election. because
,bev believe he Kill popularise the tariiI,anu q,
nlace the commerce Of the Two countries e ol
! more liberal and satisfactory basis IL nc
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The London Times say


aTbe nomination Of the Pres'denua
Electors has just been completed. anu :. n =
ne.rs 10 leave no doubt as 10 the triumph y =
he Democratic party, and ofthels canu'u
ale. MIR. Polk. The surprise ano, We na -;
add apprehensions and regret, wnich 'n'