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BALTIMORE wednesday, Afternoon.
a rather curious result has occurred. JAMES
h. Polk. OF Tennessee. was nominated on the
9ih ballot, as Presidential Candidate for l6il,
on the Loco-Foco Ticket.


This result has been brought about by the
.syenge OF the New-YoTk Delegates against
Cas- and Buchanan, and By the unwise policy OF
the Southern men. These latter persuaded the
We. to run up candidate on an independent
fiar. 50 as to defeat the nomination of the man
who could not be cected-that is, MARTIN NAN
BrsEx.' The West did this: they brought for.
wand C,ss the South promised to support him,
and also promised that no Southern man should
be nun at all And yet this morning, as soon as
the FIRST Ballot took place, Polk was nominated
and received II votes. The following was the
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