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The Washington correspondent of the
United States Gazette says:-''l take great
pleasure in relating circumstance which
all will agree rebound greatly to Mr..
Po'k's credit. II is stated that the
famous, or Infamous Empire Club, which
has figured somewhat more cons 7icuous-
Iy here for two days past then has been
agreeable TO those of the party who have
some noions of pro7riely, sen, deputa-
ton to Mr.. Polk on Monday, IN know
when it would he his pleasure to receive
"lhe Empire Club? His promp, and dig
n'fed repiy was, "Never never" As citi.
@cns, shall be happy to see any one who
may happen to belong to that or any 9TH
er Club; but as a Club, canno. see
them.


Quite different were Mr.. Tyler's no.
lions Of proprie'y, as he received the
Club, as Club, a, the White House, lis
tened 10 aspeech from Captain Rvnders,
made one in reply, aud was escorted by
the Club To Fuller's Hotel.