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SYMPTOMS MORAL WAR UPON THE ADMIN
IsTRATIoS.-During the period of Mr.. Van Buren's
recent visit to this city, an important meeting
semblage of his leading friends and adherents took
place at the house of gentleman, who ranks
amongst the disappointed candidates for great
off,e here. Mr.. Van Buren, attended in person.
Silas Wright was also present, with other men of
note. 1t is impossible to exaggerate the extreme
bitterness OF feeling which begins to show itself
amongst the Van Buren section Of the democracy
of this city, distinguished from the Marcy
clique, just getting into existence. They charge the
President with having falslied three-fourhs of the
promises he made-with having played the hypo-
crte-pretendng friendship to the leaders, only for
the purpose of worming out of their conhding and
unsophlstcated bosoms all their plans and designs,
and then quietly nipping their projects in the bud
and with discarding and cutting them off, for the
purpose of forming national clique of his own
under the name of the Polk democracy, to control
future events. In conseque nee of this meeting, we
shall not be surprised TO see some serious attempts
on the organization of Congress, to form strong
faction within the democratic party, opposed to Mr.
Folks administration and TO giving the printing of
Congress to his organ