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The NashriLe Unioa Of the 23d OF last month,
after promising that it can DO n@ more than guess
At The probable result OF the Baltimore Conven;
ton. and adding that Mr. Van Buren's snamc Will
probably be pithdrarn, says:


I'VE rncss the claims Of Mr.. Polk and Others will he
urged privately publicly and. after two 9T three ballot
~. theI. Will b. curds harmonious and strong unon


mon ue OF them vino Nll be ae rs The candidate "i H. e
rfoat Democratic party with enthusiasm and unHnny


This is the first, last, and only lntmallon
which we remember to have seen from any quar-
ter. prior to the Baltimore Convention, OF the
probability, or possibility, OF Mr. PoLK's being a
candidate for the Presidency. The inference IS
irresistible that the arrangement fo- withdrawing
Mr.. VAS BuRxN, and bringing fortcerd Mr.
Polk. was made at Nashville, or IN the neigh
borhood of that city. Nat. Intel.