DEPARTURE OF PRESIDENT POLK.
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The President and his suite LETT our city to-
day for the North The northern Democratic
papers are very urgent in their appeals TO the
Wings 10 receive him kindly, and lay aside
all party feelings on The occasion. We hope
their appeals will be heard; but, al the same
time, we trust the Wings will frown down all
attempts on the part of the Democrats 10 make
his reception Democratic party affair, by ap-
propriating the honor paid TO the Presidential
Office, as extorted from the Wings, by The pres
ence Of the incumbent.


4. But the Democratic press avows, in advance,
that this northern tour Of Nj. Polk is moi po-
htical tour This is moi true. II is political
expedition. II was conceived with the design
Of propitiating the Wilmot Proviso Democrats
Of the North. Mr.. Gllet went so far as 10 in
sist upon the Presidents leaving his negro body
servant behind him, and the President yielded.
He will no doubt be paraded in the North as
the enemy Of slavery and the absence Of the
southern gentIeman's usual colored attendants
will be pointed to as proof Of the fact. But be
this as it may. the grand point 10 be carried by
the Presidents visits, 10 be brought in contact
with the northern Democracy as Wimot
Proyiso man; for Mr.. Polk has by no means
abandoned his idea of re election. The more
impracicable such an event 10 other peoples
eyes is, the more practicable does il appear to
Mr.. Polk. The desperation of Mr.. Tyler, in
quest Of a second term. is quietude, in com
parison with that which Mr.. Polk feels and ex
hibits. We hope, therefore, that the Wing
press Of the North will have its eyes upon the
movements Of Mr.. Polk and his friends. Let
them not be deceived BY The cunning Of these
men, but expose, with a bold hand, their cor
rupt design: