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WASHINGTON, July 4, lS45.
The Difficulties of The Administration-Hs Policy and


its Defence briefly Rcrie,ced.


II becomes the bounden obligation of the neutral
press to stand by the Executive and his honest ct
forts to concatory dispensatlon OF the ofhces,and
fair administration of the Government. Denounc-
ed by the wings for every act he does, and every
sentiment he uters, good, bad, or intoerable, and
watched with jealousy, unexampled, novel and
alarming by the various factions Of the great and
souabbIing democratic family, opposed by each for
his favors to the other, and believed by each clique
10 be preudlced exclusively against its claims to his
bounty and consideration, he is at this moment IN
more deplorabe condition than ever were the lucky
ohm TYLER and the immortal John Jones.


From the west the fiercest rcprehensons OF Father
!,tchie's apology for "flng vacancies created by
liw'' are Illuminated The idea of apoogizlng to
he wings for filing their especial commissions with
ocofocos good and true, is regarded as the ultima
am of humiliation. From Mississippi we have an
,xpose of Secretary Walkers suppression OF Col.
rhompson's g appointment Senator byGov Brown,
which, if not palliaed by some official explanation,
lamps the honorable Secretary with the seal OF rank
iishopor From Tennessee we have the disclosures
,f Major Lewis; from South Carolina the strongest
md most unanswerable protestations against
he election from the Cabinet and the Ore
ron negotiations OF MIR. Calhoun-from New