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II The Albany Argus, Pledeian, Brooklyn
Eagle and several other papers of their kind
ran up the hag of POLK and Wright yes,
terday morning in the face OF our assurance
to then, that Mr.. Wright would not stand They
wanted something 10 sweeten the bitter dose pre-.
pared or them at Baltimore and in Their desper-
alton clutched at the name of Wright, which
would have answered very good purpose. To-
day they viii have to pull it down, looking very
foolish, and put up the Pennsylvania chaP exhum-
ed bv the Convention, and who is so immensely
popular as TO have received thirteen votes on the
First Ballot! That comes of refusing eredencc to
the latest and most authentic advices. They tried
hard TO face US down around Tammany and the
Pcbcian Thursday afternoon, and insist that
Wright had not declined, because The Tribune
alone had the news. That was the very reason
WHY they should have believed it, and saved
themselves much needless modification. it was
per Sc an insult to Sias Wight to ask him to be
beaten for Vice President under Polk after they
had killed off Van Buren,. We honor his spirit.
There are COED many more Of his stamp who
feel as he does about the whole business, and will
take their own way of manilesting their ndlg.
uatlon.