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The WAR OF THE CLIoUEs ON Mr. POLK
Already the organs of the cliqMs are out in full
blast against Mr.. Polk. The Morning News of
this city, and the albany Atias, the organs Of Sas
Wright, are out quite furious against the selection
OF Mr. Marcy to place In the Cabinet. They
speak Of the "great dsapprobation with which the
appointment is regarded by the democracy of this
State' (meaning the aforesaid cliquc), and assail
MIR. Polk in no very measured terms. The Charles.
ton Mercury, the organ of the Calhoun Clique,
abuses every member Of the Cabinet in strain
Of amusing chagrn and llnature. All this shows
the accuracy of our predictions, and also affords
very good evidence in favor Of the claims put forth
for Mr.. Polk by his peculiar admirers. When
these cliques and party organs begin to abuse him,
it is probable that Mr. Polk has taken very pro-
per course