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ARY HOPES OF THE ENEMY. THE ISSUE MET AT ONCE.

 I've no coAcealments to practise i'll to tAe position of the republican There are some seeds of discontent aen, 4 portion of one division of a little jealous of a portion of an l1e whigs stand by, to fan the flame 9 hoping to assist in blowing it up 'oaRlgralion," which may consume pselE They expect to profit by soas; to seize the spells of victory confusion; to defeat our scattered andto rise once more into pow ae ruins of our party, These call are exhibited in the following ex- ! the last IN '. Courier and En- Ne meet their issue at once. We aaact before our readers, that they ple speculations and hopes of the .aI we may take the bull at once ms; that we may deny the cor their calculations, and defy their S'taoIis' We publish the following as It stands, suppressing only the aS paper to which the IN. York ,a Enquirern refers; because 1t is lue Consequence what the paper aase the paper is of very little nee of itself:

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 Il Is quite clear that very bit at work in the locofoco ranks, a, g different branches of the party |er T, with ranehour little less than or The | professes to be VI the rabid or radical portion of asy' aud, for aught we know, it So7'.at ali events, it deserves to acton was ever more appEopri- D;f slle1 and it is quite clear, from n" estallon, that the Polk portion la,n s 10 be opposed pugnis q cdl- oa is Ut this moment more mal-

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