i" Startling Ru,nors.,,
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Under this head the Madisonian, the Tyler organ
at Washington, published recently the following as
leading editorial article 1t appears to have been
written with good deal Of nervous agitation:


''We see it stated in many of our exchanges, and
hear it everywhere In the streets, that sanguin-
ary course is to be pursued by the present admnisra
tion towards the friends of the late administration.
We hear it said that number of true republicans
have already been dismissed from office, merely be-
canse they were not hostile to Mr.. Tyler's admins
traton and Notwithstanding their support of the pre-
sent incumbent of the presidential chair.


We hope there is no foundation for these rumors
We hope such will not be the policy Of Mr. Polk
When did the utmost in our power to rally the
friends of Mr. Tyler 10 the support Of Mr.. Polk, we
did with the expectation and assurance that they
would not be made the special objects of persecution
and prescription in return for their friendly exertions
And we dd not hesitate to pledge friends, that
their services would be appreciated and their friend
ship reciprocated.


We repeat, that trust there is no truth in the
referred to. They do accord with the So
lemn declarations and pledges of Mr.. Polk since his
electi'n. We shall await further Developments