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venn rs toassertthat Colonel Polk will give more
attention to the details .ofihe varions executive
Offices, viii understand their actual condiiion bet
ter. and overlook the various subordinates in the
offices with more vigilance, than any man has
done since the days of Washington Regular in


his habits temperate in all things. endowed with
rich treasure of common sense, ambitious 70
maintain the good opinion of his country, and hon
estfy devoted to lis best interest, be Will in the
estimation Of the people throughout his whole
term, and will leave the presidency with popu-
,Iarity enjoyed by fewaof his predecessors. Is sls
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