GaN- -p0IK,s- ACCEPTANCE.
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We lay before our readers the subjoined eorres- pondence, containing Gov PoLK's acceptance of the Presidential nomination. It is characteristic of the man: plain and simple in stye-straigit forward and sensible in his yiewsdirect and pointed in his eX- pressons-and manly in his temper. If elected he will serve only one term. This is right; and leaves MT. Clay none of the advantage he expected on the "one term" hobby.

 MIR. FOLKS ACCEPTANCE or THE NoMI-

 NATION.

 We present below Says the Boston Post from the manuscript copies ill our posses sion, the correspondence between the com mittee of the Democratic National ConYen- tion and it's nominee for.the Presidency, the Hon. James K. Polk. His reply is short and appropriate. It will be seen that, if chosen, he IS determined not to be the candidate for a second term.