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Just and irue.-The New York Sun, commen,.
ing on what should be the action aa enlightened
and patriotic policy should dictate 10 Mr.. Polk, has
the following:


The weaker portion of the Union at present, Is
probably The South, because, independent OF being
in a measure the least populous and prosperous,
is designedly set upon BY power at home, and i.
huence from abroad; combined and almost pnJhi,
ural alliance open or secret, has been formS by
certain portions OF the East and the in,oykts Of
England directed against the institutions al trap
guilty Of the South, ana it will he the dl6 Of tie
new President and the wish of the couyfy, by an
enlarged and marked confidence towods this op-
pressed section of the Union and its singuisbed
citizens, to prove that he has no p3fcipation in
any confederacy; which seeks to Are or impair
any link Of that greu, chain whiI Iln'tes the Re-
public. The protecting powerful conseryitivs
influence Of the administrator 'aIs single point,
will be sufficient rebuko tyne aoo''tionsls and
their allies wherever thew ''nad.