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Our correspondent R.'' whose communications
appeared on Friday, requests US to state that he
has since been informed that the charge aeains'
Mr.. Polk, of having voted for himself, as Speaker
Of the Senate, is not strictly the fact, though SUB
santialy So The circumstances appear to be
these that the bargain made and Mr.. Polk
was to vote for bimses-but while both Mr.. Polk
and General Green were out Of the House, the
vote was taken, and Polk elected--there being pre-
sent the four Democratic votes and three Federal
This fact does not alter the circumstances Of the
case, nor lessen the odium that ought TO attach
upon Mr.. Polk for it is very evident that he en-
tered into the arrangement of eecting Fisher.
with the full understanding that he should be the
Speaker"