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me visit 10 Tennessee did much to satisfy our
peotle, ka0,c New York is prepared Tor such a
position also, and desires II.


This is another pretty strong symptom OF cWi'
war in the Locofooo ranks. On the one hand'
Col. Polk is told that bis treason will be worse
than arnolFs, unless he stands by the tariff as
I Is; whist on the other, he is warned that It is
dine to his own character "to announce his prln-
cipies distinctly and clearly IN bis Inaugural"
tins admitting lha, he has not yet done it, and
that there will be "confusion and difficulty un-
tees he rei,erates his immediate annexation SEN
timents. and takes ground in favor OF ''s'r'ct
revenue tariff leaving protection out oi the
ques estion. Fight it cut gentlemen.


a-rhe editor of the Nashville Union, Mr'
polk's especial organ, speaks with decided ap'
Droba,ion of the repeal of the rule OF Congress
oaipst the reception of Abolition petitions.


--vS-J-


ANEcporE OF THE PRESENT king OF FRANCE
1t seems that Louis Philippi, during the CON-
motions attending the French Re'o'u'ion' LOOK
refuge in the United States and applied himseil
10 the school masters avoca,on IN philadelphia
Very naturally enough whilst thus enssge'' nc
fell in love with pretty lass of the Ci'y OF
.BrotherIy Love-" who listened with "a favorable
ear to his suit. ier arisocratlc father ho"eV
or, would by no means consent that his daush
ter should condescend to marry school mas
Ter: and thus the old simpleton prevented ms
daughter from becoming asqueen. Young MISSES
as well as doting papas, should beware, there
lore, how they turn up their noses at the
.ani rht the birch aud terule.