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The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun writes as follows under date Of tie 18th uIt:
As early as 9o'cIock this morning. vIsIers wcro
in aten lance to pay their respects 10 the President
elect and his lady. and the vice Prcsi 'cnt cIcct.-
About ten. the rooms were thrown open, and i'm.
meuse numbers extended TO the Distinguished par
ties mos, cordial welcome 10 the metropolis. The
recent election forms new era in the history Of
our country, and the patriotism, and cordlality Of
feeling which has been evinced to Col. Polk. his
wife and Mr.. Dallas, proves conclusive that deep
as was the political excitement. few months since,
confdeuce is restored and the glorious principles
Of our institutions never indicated more permanent
stability than at present. Abou. noon Col. Polk
and his lady, accompanied by the Hon. G. NJ. Dal.
las, made visit to President Tyler and family
and understand the interview was Of the most
friendly character. and highly gratifying to ALL
They returned 10 their Lodgings a! Coleman s"Na.
tional Hotel" abou, two o'clock; and rs ] close
this letter Cat P. NJ many citizens collecting
together there 10 make calls at bali past five.


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