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10 Mr.. Polk with the same story) Wall this terri
bic man, finding that all this made very little i'm
preston on the President, gave him 10 understand
thai he could show him how great was his in flu
ence, and he would find it out too" Thus for the
hundredh time this trick was tried and for the
hundredth time, of course it failed.


A knowledge OF such facts has done more TO in
crease my respect for Mr. Polk than anything in the
world. We are really coming back again, verify
believe, TO the good old days of Old Hickory when
everybody will understand they must be straight
torward-when humbug was below par-when ho-
nesty was the best policy. Only let Mr. Polk fol
stand firm when Congress meets, and the conflict
ing waves dash up around him-when clique after
clique Will level their batteries, and lay their snares
TO entrap, commit, TO latter, TO wheedle init
mldae, to out-wt, TO out general, and let hlm keep
the country steadily IN view in all his appoint
ments, as | ann certain he will in his general policy,
and the cliques will not move him any more than
they moved the " old General"-and foed defeat
ed, and ashamed, they will retreat from the field,
and have their trouble for their pains. was talking
with very intelligent gentleman here from Ohio
last night-he made one remark that struck me.
"There never was" said he, but once before SO
glowing opportunity for President to found
lasting and noble fame as now. We have reached
ministration is to decide the course we to take
for century to come. The whole Mississippi
valley is stirred to the centre about Oregon and
England. We are now In condition to establish
our policy, and give impulse to the cause of unlver
sal liberty and civilization" And such believe
to be the case-and such President believe we
have in Mr.. Polk. Like the Herald, / 90 for the
men who go for the country-who will fulfil its
great and glorious destiny. MAcHIEvELLI.