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The Blunders of Polkism are thus set forth by the Philadelphia Sentinel, Locofoco paper:

 Tne Administration has Eyred Tt has erred, in it's course toward the friends of Mir. Van Buren and Governor Wright in New York. These it act ed toward, as opponents, in coming into power in March last--as enemies, moi the friends to whom it was indebted for the defeat of Mir. Clay.

 It has erred in it's course toward the friends of MT. Dallas--a patriotic band. who secured to My. Polk the State of Pennsylvania. -.. .. - ..-

 It has erred in it's toward the friends of Mr. TvIer-who came to the rescue at period of great doubt and uncertainty. @... s..

 It has erred in ts course toward the friends of Mir Call oun. who now, for no good reason, go far as II ev are concerned ate arrsyed against the ad ministraion.

 Tt has erred in its course toward the friends of Cen Cass, Gov. Porter, and Gen Cameron. upon whom, and the friends hf inc other parties, now rests the responsibility of carving through the great measures which have so long received the at tention ofthe Democratic party.

 The crisis is an mroltant one. Let the admin istraton pause and reflect.

 It is too late to TEMpoRIZE. Decided action d; lone can save the party fir m the inlnry # has sus- tainrd bv the course of weak, selfish, pretended friends of President Polk-nien who really have no interests but THEIR OWN to subserve.