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The Contrast-lt is said that Mr.. Polk since
arriving ut Washington has had only Ten nPpIica.
lions made 10 him for office. When Gen. Harrl-
son wen, to Washington on the same business;
the hungry crowd s,ormed his doorson all occasions
by hundreds besciged the poor old man whenever
hc moved, and in one short month. " orred him TO
death with their impor,unltIes. Iicks Sen


G5rThe Washington Correspondent Of the Bo''
ton Courier. (Whig) writing of the manner in
which Col. Polk had kept his own secrets, makes
the following just remarks:-"lle who can com.
mand his own tongue, may control the action of
others; for Q learns their councils and can direct
their notions