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 the wild schemes of Internal Improvement, and he insisted on bringing back the Tariff System to lis legitimate Revenue uses.

 But the Federal Party was not yet eXtirgulshed. Their extraordinary efforts n 15I0 to defeat sthat able Statesman, Martin Van Buren, aided as they were by the vlest devices and by the grossest abuse of the money poWer contributed, with the singular condition of the country to place them again at the head of the Government. Ii Is not necessary for us tO rccapltuiate the struggles which have slnce en- sued to describe the indoHiabe spirit ot uftaends or their final glorious triumph in the election oi James K. Polk. Another era IS then opened 10 Us. His administration has just comlnenced lie comes 10 carry outhe principles of the REPUBLICAN PARITY, i and the pledges to that end under when ne vas elected. He takes the JEFFERsoNIAE ERA for i!tS standard, and WE, too, come forward to support the principles oi the Republican Faith, and 10 gIFe 10 isadminstration fair, liberal, and eiciensapPeft. We WiopPose alatitudniousconstTuctlono ot the Con sttution-2 NATIONAL BANK in any oi its Iofms- an cHr2vagaAt and unconshutional system ot ha- tionJl Internal ImpIOyemt tntsan lnsidlous 5lslTl- baoa of the Proceeds of the Public Landslide Assumption Of State Debts, and such Bankrupt Lay as disgraced the Statute Book in lS42.

 We shall contend against an unjust and unequal Tarid. Nc will support a fair and just reFsnue standard. This rate should be moderate In itself, and sufficient to raise adequate means, along With the pEoccedsut tEe public lands, to meet tine expenses 1 oi ta2 Government economically administered. Ne are, therefore, in ia}of of the most enlightened sys- tenn wisicd Las been suggested by the experience and tae wants Oi the treasuly-9a syctem adjusted scale consonant with ali tLe great and Yar1ous i interests o the Union without sections" ltl5 now hoped that the time IS hear at hand wherein Just aad equal system of revenue may Ge introduced Ii order to silence complaint, and tQ ceUalize tha bes sings aGd the bmder5 of Government Such, We satisfied, j. the true spirit Of tac Presidents late admirable iiNuauIa, Wboae general views of the i character and principles of our Government may aaeIy defy all iiiibara criticisms of he late English journals. Ii looks to standard of duties, honestly levied for the purpose of raising the sary funds 10 delray the economical expenses of the Government; and to be levied in such manner as 10 equallze as far as practicable, the public burdens i upon all classes and sections.

 We shall deem 1t our solemn duly to respect those essential compromises in the Constitution which se- cured its adoption. These were ssthe result of a spirit of afaity, and Of that mutual delefeHee and conces5ioQ which the peculiarly of our political situation rendered. iHdisPensable.a They directly condemned the rasli and meddlcsome disposition on the part of the Aboiitoniss to interfere with the peculiar institutions of one portion of the Confede racy, which IS strongly calculated to distract cur public councils, and to create alarm about the UNION itself.

 Ne pledge ourselves likewise to sustain the Ad- ininistraton in the efforts which will be mate to secure to the United States the undistnrbed posses sion of Oregon. However much the late English journals may have pretended 10 odeprecate-hoWeVer

 

 entertain no doubt fthe justitic ofthe American GepefnmeRt We feel assured that in the settlement ef this nomeE.ous question, nothing will be omitted by the President of the United States which may be demanded by proper spirit of eonciliation, and due regar,l to the rights and tonor of or country

 But other subjects now call upon OUT attention, and at tlls tune ransccndng all others, is the Ques ton ot the INSPIRATION or TEXAS. Il is scarcely necessary fer Us 10 pledge all our efforts te the final eansgmmatien oi that great question. Nehe have been more lgaousiy devoted than ourselves to the admission oi the LONE STAR into our constellation. should any difficulties occur on the part of her Coy eeameat, or oi the tIHIGs of the Unad States, ETe slaii spare no GEcrtOas to remove them.

 These important questions once aj8ssed, aHd the faIii system brought 10 ta3 proper revenue point, Nc may then expect more tranquility itr ots partg relatlons-hat Peace, n9fer. leGgagPr ca1 1ascr be over, solong as we have party which k agtaatad by sueh false principles which is SC stfoaz iaitseif so ably organized, closely cemeuted t6Eether SO idoatrously attached 10 its leaders, and 90 fatally lmPeUad by its excited passions, anl is mortified PrIdc. They are even now preparing to attack the ApMfEIsTRATIoN, to lniswFresent is measures, abuse its appointments, and pail dONutha REPCBfI- i CAN PARTY, in order that they moy rise upon its ruins.

 Forourselycs, we are prepared to resist them now, and hereafter as vigorously as the Editor of tilis l paper has done for more than forty wears. Win opposition we lnUSte&Decta coast9H cRcoun- i ter,--and we go to Washington with determined spirit to resist themo expose their heteradoX prn- cipleS-o clearaW their nisge presentations and to batie the election of thcirIca;eis. Ne sAaiattempt to discharge this duty we hope under due sense of the dignity o the PREss. We shall ge willing t9 cope with our adVersarles not in personal abuse bat with fair arguments, in the open field.

 For the purpose ot resisting so formidable an o,- position, We shall spare no honorable efforts to keep our own party united. We h5d that this Govern meHt belongs to tie PEOPLE ot the SrA4EsZfbat fl is their power 10 give and to take awav th. Li.lest offices eI tAe BEPUHLic-aAd Gat every t1a4f how ever distinguished by ability C. services, shoud calmly wait until 1t shall please tha people t5 eail ain into aeir service. Snch was ts c5aT5e Dg5Tled bg our party at the last election. Such z.as tie maaaefln N .!ch James K, Poi. has been caiIst tIaa his retirement, and such is tla example which tie people Wi,l hereafter initiate, if the present :, iniu- stfatioa sha! be crowned with tbe benefits which efe@Y go6a nan wishes, and which every honest 1 parrot Will attempt 10 accomplish h aav event We HiH seek b make this moral lesson effective: aad for tais purIos We go to Washington ta carry outline Ped@G u!dcrWhch 3IG. HolEhas beeHeipctaj alH 10 keep our party united. Ne 4o ol course with the lfm determiaaton to avoid sa premature eoa sis tort. saccesSion P.edg9dto H8 candidate cat1nlttcd 10 10 clique, preGiiccd against no por- taA oi oar party, anxious to extend the riaHt hand oi fellowship to every section. and te every honest Republican, }Ne go to our post oi dutV not 5 disturb but to uR!,e en0t to offend, but to coHetifate vet in every case, 10 discharge our duty. taking for orr bast

 

 terests of our country.

 MT Poll, has publicly declared his intention to remain in office for four years only. He no doubt anxious 10 testify his gratitude iohis counrT lo the signal honor which she has paid to lis pure Reneb lcan principles, his distinguished negoitv and abil fly, by zeaousy dcyotng himself to her sertice.-- He is anxious 10 do all the good which he can ac- complish in the course oi his administration. and we are desors ol cooperating with him, with inferior means, and an humber sphere, in tbe same patriotic object.

 The "UNI0N" will not, however, be exclusively confined to politics. We shall embrace within our design lhe great interests and improvements of the States-occasioaal excursions into the field of Lit erature ana Science, and, in fine, all such matters as enter iAto the miscellaneous contents of news paper, whenever we can find sufficient space to in- hodace them to oarreadegs. Composition it Wash. iagton vii! enable Us 10 collect information from correspondence with the enlightened agents of our government abroad, and to report the condition of distant countries, through the accomplished officers of NAVAL SQuApRoNs. We shall not fail to avail ourselves of these and other favorable opportunities to improve our columns, and'to inform our readers.

 TERMS.

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