OPPOSITION
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The warfare and opposition intended to be wag-
ed upon Mr.. Polk's Administration by the Fed
eralists are plainly visible in the distant horizon


Indeed their papers are terribly puzzled to, fad
something to grumbIe about They find fault
with his Cabinet as being inefficient and destitute
of ability yet it gives universal satisfaction to his
friends 1t would be difficult indeed to please such
grumblcrs. The country looks for nothing but
opposition from them and will know how to ap-
preciate their murmurs Let them complain
thcn-poor fellows they are reduced 10 a sad di-
lemma, and like all other whipped children should
be indulgcd in their sobs. But will none Of them
have the independence TO try the administration.
before they condemn it2 We fear not Yet they
had better: for we venture TO predict that this will


be one of the most popular administrations that we
ever had. Col. Polk is exactly such a man n.
the people want; all who went to the Inaugural
tion were delighted with him; it would do the heart
of even whig good 10 hear those who saw him
culogise him. Indeed we have just seen a whig
right from Washington and he praised the Presi-
dent until we becarno jealous, we fear, that they
will try to take him away from us.