rb. T,r,n and the Prcsidency.
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The-Albany Argus laboTs through nearly :
column to pal!iate and cover up the hostility
Mr.. Polk 70 the present or any Protective Tariff
mainly by asserting that Mr.. Ciay's sentiment
are not dissinlilar Yet the argus distinctly
clearly knOos that this is not so-knows tha
Mr.. Clay expressly approves and sus.ains th'
present Wing Tariff while Mr. Polk assalls snc
condemns it, Mr.. Clay declares it g in the main
wise and proper" aud publicly rejoices over the
defeat of McKay's bill; MIR. Polk dscFicd the
Tanff in his Speeches all over Tennessee, de
cared ,hi, leading ground Of difference between
him and the Wings, condemned all duties not
laid expressly for Revenue, and has insisted tha'
Wool ought 10 be free of duty. MIR. Clay can
not even be garbed so as 10 make him say any
thing like this. Tse Argus wiIfuly deceives it.
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