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ried the sister OF Mrs. Polk. The political specu-
lations in that letter still believe TO be correct
The Nashville Union is no indication to the con-
trary That paper was edited through the canvass
by a wealthy citizen OF Tennessee, and a warm
personal friend of Mr. Polka gentleman by the
name of Mclaughlin. He, Of course, retired as
soon the election was over, and the paper Tell
into aud inludlcious hands. The democratic
paper at Columbia, (Mr Polk's own resldence,)
has not breathed word against Mr.. Benton.


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