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The Register, replying to an observation OF
ours that the Constitution had been satisfied in
the election ofCol Polk, says: ?" We mourn over
the degeneracy Of the age-of the prostitution of
Justice, and the ruthless innovations made upon
the primitive purity of our National Charter"
And yet this very paper and its party are in favor
of innovations" upon our National Charter p
such, for instance, as would establish Bank
without its authority, and strike the Veto power
from existence! What q consistent defender of
the Constitution!