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The Philadelphia Pennsylvania warns the
Whp TO make no more attacks upon the Pfpsi-
dent on account Of his public policy, "as al their
attacks hitherto have been gross failures" The
United States Gazette makes this burning reply /:


mo such failures have been experienced. The
war has been carried on miscn,bly so far us il re.
CARDS the Administration -gloriousy NO far as il
regards the officers and the army. Every thing
dependant upon the foresight and ptc-arranra.
menls oiihe Administration with regard to the war.
has been failure, while spite Of neglect spite Of
inefiriency at Washington, the gallant army and
navy have woven imperishabc laurrls for them.
selves, and reflected glory upon the nation


"Gross failures, indecdl Docs our neighbor
mean 10 give Mr., Polk a stab under the fifh rib. by
such an unfortunate remark Does he mean 10
stab him while, with an appearance Of friendship,
he says, "aH thou in health, my brothcr1' Fail.
ures! Where is 54-i01 Ncuu TO be given On.
and yet relinquished. Failures Where /. Tho
payment Of public interest in silver and poldt--
Failures! Where is the loan required to carry on
the business ofthe Government Failures! Where
Is the duty on tea and ooilrcl


"And when all these propositions are confessed
TO be fdilures, then we would ask, "how cana
they to be failures, with a large majority Of the
former friends Of the administration in both House,
Of Congress T. Alas the Administration ia !
failure; aud while Congress aud the people NEAR
10 10 mark Il, they mean to sus, sin the country II
war and peace"