BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL

Important from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In


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Our accounts from Washington are very inte-
resting Several of Mr.. Polk's nominations have
been already rejected by the Senate; showing, dis
tinctly, that an opposition has been organized TO
the new administration in the democratic party,
which has a majority in that chamber. Thls
bodies difficulty and trouble to the new govern
ment.


There is also great struggle IN Washington
among the three newspapers there-the Gtote, the
Madisonia,l, and the Constitution, relative TO the
position of organ" The best way for Mr.. Polk
TO get rid OF This difficulty, would be to reject the
whole of these papers, and make the leading Jour
nails OF New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and
Baltimore his organs. We, Of the Herald, will
promise TO station agent and correspondent per-
manenty in Washington to receive the authorized
views OF the President and his cabinet for pubca-
tion, without asking any patronage, or any favor
either from the. departments or Congress. What
say you to this plan, MIR. Polk