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We learn from Postscript to a Letter from
gentleman in Philadelphia, TO his friend in this
City, that il there currently reported that
General Benton had advised Mr. Polk to runaway!


Register Of yesterday.


Important" is ita The above is a specimen
Of Federal Wing argument and it comes from
Philadelphia, that celebrated seat of the old Ma
tlonai Bank, which, in the days of its strength
put its foot upon the nccks of the laboring mil
lions and which now-thanks to the iron will OF
Andrew Jackson rots and testers in the black
ness of perpetual ruin.


You want Mr.. Polk to runaway do you2 Be
quiet, gentlemen. You called Mr. Polk the de-
seendant of a Tory-and the people made hlm
President. You are denouncing him now, but
the people are sustaining him; and the more you
SANDER and malign him, the higher he will rise
IN the affections of all patriots and honest men,
and the brighter will his name be on the page OF
history.


Mr.. Polk is where Gen. Jackson was, with
truth to back him in his efforts for the county,
and With his eye fixed upon the enemies OF the
Republic both at home and abroad. He VIII
triumph, and the country will triumph with HIM.
in spite Of you


We commend the above paragraph from inc
Register to the attention of the Whig people Of
the State. and ask them what they think OF inc
manner and the ability with which their Of'
gan attacks the Administration. Do-gFnlIcmF"
Whigs-do call upon your Organ to give US either
argument or wit


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