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The Washington Correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury IS srumbiing because the Tariff is not al
ready assailed, and because Mr. CALHOUN is polite
ly bowed out OF Mr.. Poll;'s Cabinet. Why, mau ,
haze some bounds to your yoracity! Isn't Texas
a dose for one Session He adds, more justly:


We re!spsus back fear. to the lines when every
tlug done by party aud party and party could do
no wrong The Presidents naugurais expected 10 please
all the tribes OF the Democracy and b; quite cracuar
The Baltimore reeoln ions. For instance heard that i;
would recommend a reyisal of the Tarr--ro
the Act Of 533-bu; he principles OF that Act; which.
has all sorts ofprncp'cs discrimination free list and
all that, will of course suit all sorts people.


To make any obscurity and Shortcomings the
Tariff Mr.. Polk understood vii. very distinctly de-
clare himself on the Bank question SC. &c and will utter
brave words you shall hear IN summers morning
about retrenchmcnt and ccononya song TO be said or
Hey It's Threshold. Ba M letter Is already too
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