EHE TRIBUNE.

ISAUGURATIoy DAY.
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This day JAMES X. Polk is slnaugnrated President,
and Joh, Tyler reures 10 a fitting o5scurity The
whole Natioa must rejoice AZ has consuinmalion-
Mr.. Polk is small man for President, and is capa-
bic Of doing very mean and bad things for ms party
but he is no; stepped IN reachcry, and viii
men out of Office because they aided to put hum n
and refuse to lump Jim Crow al a word. Mr.
Polk is not man fgcnius ofcommanding tai
ent, but he has considerable shrewdness and great
tact, and will not be likely TO cause his friends 10
blush for him and feel ashamed that they aided to
elect him. II he is not seduced into breaking his
solemn pledge and haUkerng after second term,
he may do far better than Tyler, while he can hard
ly by possibility do worse. We hope to be allowed
by him TO regard him personally with respect, while
doing all In power to resist and defea, the bad
measures which he wll persist in forcing on the
Country.


Ifit were not for this momentous, criminal peril
fraught business Of Annexation, we would like 10
unite in the hilary Of our Loco Foco friends to-day,
and respond their every cheer for the elevation OF
Polk with hearty cheer for the downfall OF Ty-
ler. But we cannot forget even for day, the per
lis 10 which our Country is now exposed, so far as
,ojoin in festivities. So, gentlemen winners! IN
your exultations to-day, oblge rs by giving three or
four good, hearty cheers for the retirement oi John
Tyler, We will return the favor at a proper time.
nrs- The Address of the CLAY CLUES of this City
to Henry CLAY will warm the heart Of every gcnu-


