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THE PREsIDEET ELEcT-MisREPREsENrA TON CoR REcTED,-rhe susv1e (Ky. Journal of the 7lh instant, Says:-

 "A gentleman whp left Nashville on Tuesday of the last week says that there were at least 800 of- hcs hunters in that city, from various parts of the Union. So expensive has Mir. Polk found it to en- tertan these patriotic friens of hls that he has bro ken up housekeeping al Columbia and taken lods- ing st hotel in Nashville where he intends renain Ing until February, when he will repar 10 Washing lon

 Whoever the informant of the Journal may have been, or whether the whole paragraph is fc- ton oi the reyocious editor there IS part ce of truth m any of the facts stated, as is well known to every citizen of Nashville and Colu,nba- and to every stranger and citizen in Tennessee who has had occasion to inquire into the movements of Go.ernor Polk since the election He continues, and will comtinu" 10 reside, until his departure for Washington, as we unde stand from his own towns- men and neighbors, iH his own hospitabc mans ion at Columbia, alt ndng his do mesic concerns, and the ext nsive correspondence which presses upon his daily attention; and whero he and his accomplished lady are always tat home" in extending the n;:en and liberal hospiiates of their house 10 all persous who call on busnrss, or to pay their respects. The President elect is too great and too good man either 10 feel or manifest any undIgnfed elation al the distinguished honor which his country has ierred upon him as all American cilizeu. Hence, he will adorn the great ofre he has been called to fill adding new lustre 10 us dignity, while it will add nothing to his personal merit, and will only all additional testimony of the affection and conf dence of his counrymen and "t their stern devotion to dsmocrstIc republican principles.

 The Journals story of the ''600 office hunters in Nashville, from various parts oi the Union, is more ridiculous and less than the cowary old kni 2 enumeration to Prince Hal of the fifty in Buck an.-tNsshville Union.