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The whgs of Nashville, it would seem, take n
very hard that the People preferred Gov. Polk
10 AIR. Clay at the late election Gov. Jone,
participates fully in this feeling. 1t is stated that
on recent public occasion. he made a speech, in
wh'ch he declared that though the people had made
choice OF Gov. Polk tor their president, they could
I moi and should not mike him has president. The
oh,on says: s:-'What the Governor intends to do
IN the premises. we are no, advised whether ho
will nuljliy the election, declare war against tho
people, or slope out Of the United States. Wo
suppose tho affairs of government will 20 on, let
the Governor take either course" Al any rate
the Union thinks it nigh, he weH 10 s,.nd an
express 10 Gov. Polk 10 break to him the distress.
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