SENATOR WALKER, OF MISSISSIPPI.
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we have seen in the whig presses. seve-
raj accounts of pretended changes in the o.
pinlons OF prominent men, heretofore friend
Iy to the administration, and among the rest,
MIR. Walker of Mississippi has been men
toned. The following from the New York
Evening Post will set matters right in rela-
ton to that gentleman and in the absence
of further evidence we conclude that the o.
ther cases have been misrepresented:-


Senator Walker's Opinion-As the Or
position are 50 anxious to claim the friends
OF the Administration, and as they have
lately claimed Mr.. Walker on the ground
mat he disapproved of the Specie Circular,
copy the following from the last Ithaca
journal. This shows how little foundation
mere Is Tor any such imputation on the Sc
nd'ors consistency. eve have seen let
,er 1, from gentleman of this Village, now in
mississippi, NJ dated May 18th, 1897, in which
Ile writer states, that the evening previous
ne ne, had a conversation with Mr' Walker


WNnose N1se views wholly conceded with the
,n'umnlstration,. and that he declared that


TrSob would be the height of folly to rescipd the the


treasury Circular" &c. '' NY