The British Gold.
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We have published from the London League
of April Goth letter from this city, making di-
rect application to the British Anti. Corn Law
League for money to print and circulate Free
Trade Documents in this country. We kept the
original British paper week at our desk, express
ly that any one who doubted might inspect it to
his satisfaction We know that it has been pro.
claimed in journals under the direction of the
League that its object was not merely the over
throw of the British Corn Laws, but "the DIS
semination of Free Trade throughout the oOrld.'
We know that it ,oas proclaimed in British
journal Though we stated at the time that we
were not sure it was the London Times) that
part of the funds of the League were to be used
10 dffuse Free Trade opinions in this country.
And, more than all, we knou, and all intelligent
men know, that the British Manufacturers, their
journals at home and their agents here, manifest
deep socitude as to the result of our Presden-
,ial Election, considering the election of Polk and
Dallas substantial triumph TO themselves. This
is matter of the widest notoriety-the Evening
Post well knows lit lies plain on the very sur
face. There are men in this city who openly re-
jocc In the prospect of Polk's election as the
death.bow OF American Manufactures. They
will be disappointed, Mark it