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PRosemrrIox-REMoyLs.-The whigs are beginning 10 grumble with Mr. Polk about the few removals he has found ii ne- cessary 10 make, in order to put his admin istration in successful train of operation

 No prescription for opinion's sake, was one of the whig texts in the canvass of l8l0. They elected their candidate, but grossly yi- plated all their pledges on that subject Many whigs declared last spring, when they were flush with the hope of certain victory, that Mir Clay should make clean sweep ol democrats from ofiicel

 And now when the removals of Mr Polk, are about as P1lc to one hundrcd made by General Harrison, and we suppose one to fire hnndred tRat would have been made hy Mr. Clay. the wfigs, are hegining to make noise. Oh. consistency thou art a iewel.- It is evident however that the whig partv have no well settled principles, to which ,hey constantly adhere, but opposition to democ- raey is about the only common bond of union.