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 "so s.t children, was the reply Under that I 'Ds fe,oatnass, the old man below, and his ! had but one, come in for large share of And so thought the Plesident.-ED. ,oar4e of the President Elect, on his Nashville to Wheeling, appears to .n, marked by a high degree of en- Ra, In addition 10 the demonstrations a.ger cities, at the small villages scat lnsg inc route, flags were waving and ,,'s were discharged. At JellersonvlIlo k,iison where the boat stopped, the ,.rned out i'll great numbers to pay [.Dects to Mir Polk. During the night Ensll towns along the stream, bonfres F,sing and guns fired, which were re- (Gom the steamboat.

 of the Journal of Com reaarsonviIie plain county looking (me on board, who, from the soiled ta,se condition of his dress, seemed I have left the plough handle, or spade, field. He pressed forward through Iooo of the boat, to a point where the 'oot was standing ill conversation with Is of gentlemen, through which he Himself, making directly for the Pres |snd offering his hand, which Col. Polk Ej with cordial good will Says the ~5ow do you do, Colonel : am \ SEC you. am d strong Democrat, sII could for you. am the father rbldren. and were all for Polt, Dailas, Fras 3 Col. Polk responded with

 saving, " He was happy 10 make his niance, feeling assured that he the deserved well of his country, if for

 pr reason, than because he was the of so large Republican lamily.'' Dnq other incidents, noticed the oc- .or log cabin on the Kentucky shore, B,ied his muskot aud fired il in front

 house with great perseverance,. His Fas hoaored with a gun and cheers rr boat, which he returned by waving land cheering at the same time.

 Polk appears in fine spirits and in good

 with the exception of slight cold. Iy looks remarkably well, and enter nh much grace and ease the various the committees, and differ egatioas, who pay their respects to