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0rThe correspondence between Mr.. Polk
and Mr. Benton will be found in to-days pa
per. Read it. II is The richest specimen OF
cool impudence on the part of Benton, and
covering and serEle fawning on that of the
President, ever exhibited. 1t was the fear
Of creating powerful rival for the Pfesi-
dency, and not The fear of doing wrong. that
constrained" Mr.. Polk 10 deny the impu-
dent demand OF Benton.