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ed its character. SO aso. he organized
the Committee on Rules 10 report the re
peal of The 2lst Rule; and the COMMITTEES
of Federal Relations SO a 5 10 defeat Texas
annexation. He has won tile to The full
confidence of tae New York Democracy
and now meets his reward. He is good
natured, however. al.houe h stupid. and ra-
ther dirty, but yet fit 10 join hands III sweet
fraternity. as Old Hunker No. 6.


FarweIii close my correspondence for
the season, with my bow to you and the
Cd llunkers, wishing you and all hearty
coaiescence and a triumphant Administra.
ton.


The Mercury introduces the above with
the following caustic remarks:


la prescribing every man suspected OF
being a friend of Mr. Calhoun, Mr.. Polk
has paid an Involuntary mpliment 20 that
body of politicians of which they have rea
son to be proud 1t was not thought neces-
sary to conciliate them with office-it was
believed that their support OF the new Ad-
minis.ralion depended on the principles an1
measures it should uphold. and that they
were inca pable of a revenge that involved
the desertion OF their political faith. We
are not disappointed in MIR. Polk's initiative.
Il is long since we believed Mr.. Calhoun
would remain in the Cabinet; and save for
the purpose OF concluding the important
negotiations for which be was called there.
we have not wished his continuance IN of
fee. Our blood therefore has no answer
ing fermentto this boulererSement II less
ed" saith the wise Sancho, blessed are
those who expect nothing, for they shall
no: be Disappointed And in :his catego-
ry of the beatitudes, reposing sweety our
selves, we are neither out of our reckoning,
aor out oftemper. We look with entire
composure on the turmoil and hubbub of
those who hope and those who dread-the
laborious tugging back and forth of those
who strive for the possession of the hide Of
that patient jachass. the People, doomed to
be periodically hayed to make boots for the
moss-troopers OF faction. The whole herd
of swine, with the devi! in them, may
plunge furiously down into the gulf Of
spoils,-it troubles Us not. We are spec
tators, and only will be stirred to sympa-
thy by some object worthy the regard Of a
rationsl man.


*He has been Withdrawn, to make room


