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The New York Express, a leading Wing
paper say, '.Mr. Polk means to run again.
We take leave 10 deny this once more, in
the plainest, most direct end positive
terms. lie viii do nothing of the kind,
ard we arc greatly surprised that the cdi-
tors Of .l,al respectable journal s.,oald
suppose that such an even. was possible
under any circumstances. MIR. Polk
pledged himself not to be candidate
for reelection, and By Ihis pledge he will
abide.


We DO no! know that the Madisonian
is the Executive official, ou, such a
prompt, unqualified denial as the above,
from that paper, would seem 10 deserve
credit. Mr. Polk is not to be candidate
for reelection. The contest, then, will
be warm among the candidates for nolni-
nation. Mr. Dallas, Mf. Buchanan, Mr..
Cass, and even Mr.. Calhoun, are all OF
The move-Mr. Dallas, with The adyan-
tages Of a concentration cf friends, but
not perhaps. such dil!used force as Sir.
Cass. Mr.. Da!las is strong in Philadel-
ph:a, and may be in Delaware and New
Jcrsey--Mr. Buchanan in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Cass is strong in ives. New Y ork !,
and the northern States. Then Silas
Wright is no: 10 be overlook u. S.
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