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u Since the emphatic answer Of the
people to the interesting question, "Who
is James K. Polk?" the eyes Of many Of
the whigs seem to have been opened to
the merits Of the President elect. The
Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
more Patriot, one Of the most ultra whig
papers in the Union, pays Mr.. Polk the
following compliment:


'sColonel Polk will make capital In
augural Address. He is good speaker
chaste, correct and animated. He strives
after no fowery or high-wrought meta
phors, but speaks straight on, in good
English, to the understanding Of his audi
ence, while every ineament Of his rather
peculiar, to some repulsive, to others in
teresting, face, is lit UP with animation
I heard him deliver his inaugural address,
in 1889, as Governor Of Tennessee