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The Gazette trusts that 'sOld Pulaski will come out in her night at the next election. We should suppose the s'party" was already sick of seeing her sseome out in her might , Ii trusts, too, that s.she will show that she is not sold to the opposition. What does he mean by the opposition! Ifhe means oppo- sition to the Baltimore Convention--to Cau- GUS and Humbug-let him clay no lattering junction to his soul!n She herselfis the oppo- sition--and he insults her who supposes that she can be bought or sold.