Col. Benton on Polk and Texas.
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We subjoin the cold-watcr endorsement OF the
Folk and Dallas nomination by Col. Benton, as
part, and curious part too, OF the history Of
The tines Ii will be seen that the Colonel takes
The dose with galp aud swallow, and that his
denunciaton of the intrigue winch has nalliticd
the choice of the people, and the rights of the
people, and Ike principles Of Cur Government
in the person of Mr.. Van Buren, is by far the
most energetic, earnest, in truth the only really
Beatomian, posiion OF the letter. 1t IS mean-
choly 10 see such man as Benton forced BY the
ignoblc chains Of party to draw in the traces or
Polk and Texas. But the Colonel, seeing i;
mus, be done, docs it, considering all things, with


tolcrably good grace: